ocr: MATTIKGS. .1 t received4 1 a riilore ! 1 an' ii M.iituiu'-. u" nl <|M i'iiv Ma> -I < UKISTIAN a LATIIBOF iik.MC\ \\ ooi) AM) THOMAS F. i;tM>l)h. A'V'I' HtM.\ > AT I.AW. Vlll.M)tl,ii ni" a McCn irii'iar/. Ila! i 'x.fi.t:! '?. I ' burg and Brunswick A.Mr.:-.- Il-ii.% W . CI-irkcsvillc. ..r Tl. n l ' 1 '"11. Mr.'lileiiliiirir. Virtiiila. May t?l * Foii FhstTiihi i io\. \N IMI'OSTOR i vj !. an.1 - ? mtrrli . unnia 1 viewanl ? v |? j r? ?< t .'.erv ' ma!.- ?? . I ; patili I,..I. J.i!,a l.'iucler. Jr. AI.. j. ; - ?:? ? e n ' i I*. I tie lumifllied gratis, tiv appliciatiuu ? in* at Tappatwnn>?"k. J' JOIIN \ I'ARKCK, A?li ?? ii, i ? i K Siaro (In i!? ? iv.? w. ? ? ? i r |? i(-. * .1 '? ' ll.lVe rdliiP ii.y li.i . I... I n. Ill' f i.. ,v i, ? tie. : - '? .i.blin .rml rvi.!?nr4 ??( hi-> ?-1 om MaySi?clt 1 ?l it WsPoktatiox i,i\ K. run it M.TIM' ?iu; ami imi ri mh.i piii a 1 Tiie I'nr-xiliiN I AS. l apiaii, !'arrn!i. *? r' ' V?^y*fJlW<*:tel,'|lt ???! tie- a I ..V- H.i i. P M. ? ,... ii: . I* M [ , i;|,i tor Pl'l ' and the South and Went generally, can lie iliip|eil by 1 ' advaniase. Mav 1 ll l.t |>l \M A M- " TilOI s \ j;I) |)l>iJ,.\KS I % 1>Ki t.OOV \-Al.!:.MINK. ItKKKtir.Ni l (i |;,v.. r.maii.c ' 0 -mm! . ?r .% r:li??1 !?U\ v%i.r '. t? iijiiii?"t tr rn tlii ?!<iy *.# ru?.?* #i* <%? ?, ? j \i>? ?? * ti ?fi our ?? ii-iiniirr, .ii,?1 tli?? |?u?*i>?* to ihi- i.??'. ? 1 r ram*** n : hu 'iir.'.tiii- V . J^tlKTl XK'S HO.IIK, ('II \I,K > OKKH K. >*? * I Main Slr. ct, Rii'liiii.xitl, Viri!ima. I his day -Bel Air, 21?7a uon, u dntwn $30,000 l of ?***' Ticket-S" Als i Sail'.! |-'r\ J-jOW. r. r.f I ? ?i. Tf?'-' <il ?,lU May 21 niALg r ItOOK I?KI?0-1 1 OK ^ i(taar?r above the I' tiT'ier-' ll ink f ar ??lc t' In* l'*!-"'' puli itIi-t's } ri?*. Am. riiMii S'lii.fiy >-*????"! P'i'.'i ^'i New Vmi, Aiin rr aii I raC > i>*'v I'.iM? i American llatuift I'uhlicaiii ??? S y J" American an<l Kori'i.'ii Chrt tiaa d > And at red11 ? ? ? =(?. 1 viz lie- -? II >' I i thvci, \> n -i ? ii ?? ?; 1 andChurelt,Horn on the Pali ?. >?? i !ii- Biiii?u ? .1 I il.-pir l '... \.'VVT-lll ...I 1'. tj.t.r.*!'*-. the ll.ipti-i; far...Fuller,Noel.Taylor, J< we:- a.,! li" ? " U ip'i t i. an.! n Urje nuii-t/i r "'tier II i i >us II '?' ' ' : to name. Al?o. School B"'.k? sr.d Stv.tourry ???'n? v"rv , .. Mar 21 fllAh WOKTHAM. I>V' *


Richmond enquirer. [volume]

ocr: hats, oKink I atkstst \ 1,1;. JI'ST received. from the Northein cities, a large assortment |1^?2 ol HATS and CAPS, suitable :or the Spring and Summer wear; among tlieiu will hi* In-:.id all the dl.l'crcin styles now in use, viz line Moleskin, Muck and llrab II aver, Silk Angola and Ktissia Hats; also, l'.tuauia, Leg _ lioni and UiiUued Ma's, together with a good assortment hi I'a'.in l.eat Hats, Cloth ai d C *.-d ( aps, ail ?? I which will !>.? sold at the very low. ?: priei. lorc-vii it A. Al.l.' N, ilii Eagle Square. next to Na.-U ?V W->odl:nuse April 12

place_of_publication: Richmond, Va.

publisher: Thomas Ritchie


ocr: FLEETWOOD ACADEMY. KINCi ANT) f|*HE '>xcrei?f- of litis inrtitu't-tii will te on ihe 1?' I September, an<l end on the?Hhof t??.:emher ;)^v: Th" ?er. of Mr J (' t'onneill. in the Mv.herra'i'a! !>? nT:i?i?n(. have ae*in *f? ured. Ttie (wire ft ft .'.???m'tin- - ?i-?!.. I'urt inimi for b'>ar ' :>u ? " vty ueccrvary. except litfh:will b?; E*6. ;?.iy able as i'if fliN ? There <irc >? !??*' ?? ? which may be til!" ?! by application 10 ?ib?rritier. Klrriw-? ?. .V:v,tmv I'o^s iHfire. AU2. 6-c3:&?ril?tSrM. ' O WHITE HENKV WOOD AND THOMAS F. UOODE, ATTORNEYS AT I.AW, 4 TTENP iha Cou.*i> of Mecklenbur;. Halifax. Charlotte. l\ burs and Brunsw ick Adrirefs Henry Wood. C!arke?vil!e. or Thornsi F G.ode, on, Mcrklenbarj, Virginia. St?y 21?cw3;?


ocr: S^EST BI THE TELEGRAPH. rTfilcjraphed for the Richmond Enquirer.] 1 proceedings OF CONGRESS. Monday, Mabch 4, 1S50. ^naio to-day, after the expiration of the la'-^jVon read Mr. Calhoun's *?& .h, righ? that Mexico to the \ .vrupa?i?n ot j of California as a '????,hc tok" ?jjptfu lTV? ? -* it ur,.Mc the Senate on Thursday. ? iWSter e,enta,ivl.w, Mr. Jackson, the ]a it* (1? place of T. Butler King) from anJ '^ '"f ^'omtnittee of the Whole, and [V Hon* *rn\ fcinL- the bill continuing the act the ff*cl ?? [onnage duties in the Port of . <yllc>-U'm ,,! ;,"inpj bv Mr. McLanoand then laid The bill v!. i.' r ' sc ttpott"1 hirea ? ? . u j.oJ. con9jderaiion the Conati The ition ot"' >i.-Willie, and Vandyke made jdfssr" ^nrN( ,,i, , irh. on the slavery question. r ?n hour's I"'1*?- ^.wouri obtained the floor and


ocr: MARINE JOl liiML. M()> p. tJUKK 24-HIGH WATER, 3S, P. M. Aiuavku, M,-, Willi?, Hollingsltetid, Baltimore. Nk' Kiiiory, J"!*- Dobbins', Baltimore. > .. \nd II. Kstell, Smith, Boston. SAILED, \ew York, Smack, New S'ork. V l>.?r? lu >,? r. Tia\is, Norfolk. \,nk, Williams, Baltimore. >f tnii?l, Burwell, Now York. ' ' "jUi Ii Brown, Laytielil, Boston. ?v'Kr' ?? Mitchel, Baltimore. * i;n?ifv. I'arin, New York. ?v" I'avkni, Uoodson, Sinithfiel.1, with bacon, 1,1 10 Captain at KockeHs.


ocr: marine journal. -^T-HMOND MX. -1?HIGH WATER ?X P.M. h ARRIVED, <; .y Charm. Berry, Boston, sundries. ivoahontaa, Parrish, Baltimore, sundries. Miannr SAILED, c.hr Sam IladltH'k, Hadlock, Salem. ^?hr Marv Willis Hollingshcad, Baltimore. ji'-hr Catharine Amanda, Hughes, Philadelphia. fc-hr Ionic, Sadler, Norfolk < hr I.ibeity, Weeks, V ^ ork N. ^ ork.


ocr: MARINE JOURNAL. RICHMOND, MAKCH 7?HIGH WATER, 12 A. M. ariuvi:d7~ Schr. Charm, Berry, Boston, sundries. Schr. B. Vnndever, Jones, Norfolk, plaster. Schr. F.lizabeth, Harrington, Thomaston, lime. Schr. J. R. Wnison, Camber, Perth Amluiy, bricks. Schr. Richmond, Couch, New York, sundries. Schr. I.umnrtine. Kuton New Oilcans. Sucarami CLEARKD, Ship "Meta," De Hnrde, master, for Bremen, with tobacco mid tobacco stems, by Ludlam & Co.


ocr: ' i'.VN T TO PLORISTS, SHIP owners. INCORPORATED companies. mani i ictureks artizans. p ropes- | SIONAL MEN. M ECU A Nil r> a.NI? OTIIKRS. 11 HE Pi;MP AM> KIKE EMilNE COHltlNEI). -Kioiir Skccr- , ed by l;Nir*D Status 1 Krrsiis I'ArENT?All luiringemeiiis will be pwecutc-l by l.aw. Thisi-th- mo-' valuable iiivennoii of the me. and without w.'ucb ve-t'e -. inaiiulacioile". public editiceM, ho tiitl priv ne Iwel'inj'*. ar- incomplete an . comparatively inse ?lire VV'i'ti iliii* clie.ip anil ??ificieni Kire Engine. the fanner i.-t per feT'.iy in iepen I-mii oi all uii-ic>-oii)ino.!dliii? losuntuce companies, and can tnd Jeli-ince to llie incendiary RSroMMENIUTIONS. \V?, the unler<i?nrd. di> !irr>-'>y rerti.'y ihat fH'h'if us ha^ had eroded on our lot* ?oc <>l" Mr. It IS. Mitchell'." I.nproved Pump*, in 1 h.ive ^iven to u a iair 'rial, and w- 'eel no he-ntdtion in recom line hn Pu.upjaj worthy al the confldence a:id pdtronage of the public. JOHN IIUA( DK. VALENTINE HECKLER. I have a P'nnp?if Mr. tl. n.i;:i ich^ni Mitchell in my yard: I e* reeni i' a in "-*t val-iahle ap|(rndage, a ^reit convenience,"ami an effi cient prt?iecii"n against lire. " K. 0. TYLER. The Pump can Im ?'.-en at the Whig office. rOr- NOTICE ?AH per?otw buyi.ig or selling the above article re potwioie to n.? lor it. Aprti ll-ctf R BRITTINCHAM mitchell, Proprietor.


ocr: M.VIt KIAGKS. Maabikp, in Centenary Church, Toesd tv ? vrnini? la-t. ? the Rev. H. B.Cowles, Mr. W.M. H. WOODWARD to Ml - ALICE P., daughter of Wm. Folkes, Ksq., all of thiscif Mvhricp, on Taesdav morning, '".Hit in-t., THOMAS .' HI'MI'HREYS, Ksq.. of Madisoii county. Va., to LL'.'RI TIA 1'., daughter of Sir. John Jones, of this city.


ocr: K1CHMOXP W A It K KT.N. FEB. 5. TOHACCO?We continue to <;itot~New lugs at .$1 r,0 a o.Tli; common leaf $6 a 7 25; good ?7 50 a 8 25; line 30 a.' ?.>: line manufacturing $10 a 12. FI.OUR?Richmond S3;Scottsvi'llc, *5 1S\ cent, asked. .No sa cs. w 11 !?- \ I ? Ri d 100 cents ; white 105. I ORN - Old and new 50 cents tier bushel ' ORN Ml-. Ah?00cents per bushel. O A I S a X5 (e nts per bushel. r'ut 30 5U a 6 75; Gross ?-1 I - : a 1 Mind ??.> j0 a 50 -dull !!:V.'?V'iftinin , l,r*'!7 '? .ctn,^"ld a (in (IMS new Hams Da in cents; Shoulders 5's a 0 cents. u i i i'< w ! \-rr' * 1' , " a 7S cents for new. WMISKKI? 28S cents for Rectified. ' "I Fl.F. -15 a 10 cents. .Market almost bore.


ocr: \IKt7i;?lA wooiTUkn iompaw SALE ?I ? ha'l uilur at public auction, ai the American HiiW?w low in ii\ o shire* one huiUreil Shares r,f S;oek in ihe Virt-ir * i-Fui hi n\u siriri-i one nuiiireu snares ni &;oek In ine \ I.v1 \VuiJlen Coinjiiny, at U o'clock, on TIll'RSDAV. r bruarv 7. Tenns madi> known at tuncanJ plarc of sale. CALEB JOM*^ Sa'e conducted by James II. Lynch. Fib. i-"''


ocr: MAKING JOURNAL. i?M?. MAV 14-1UGH WATER, ti, P. M. ARRIVED, ?\hr James 15. P*?>'. Phillips, Baltimore. R'irout Kexana. Corling, New Orleans. ? l. i in tow with steamer will be up to-night. Neural"* SAILED. Sch:. .Wj > J i'eck, Rowland, New York. Oregon, Smith, New York.


ocr: M A RRIKU. i,. .... , ... the '.Uli inbuilt. by Rev II. It Cowles, Mr *8n Rt'RTON. ... I I <'V A t'UARTER, all ... ? ? I?IEI>. ..,i Sundav. Mi> I .'ill. SAR Ml. VMte el John T , ,ir<.'? il.ivs mthe lull .???? uniutv of a Wesse.l uiiinor l> ?i K -?


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. STOCK O K PI A X O V'ORTES^ PI STOOLS, 1MANO COVERS AM) NKWMi'SIC ASH & WOODHUl'SE ha\e lately received, and also are now opening, large supplies of Piano I selected br one of tho lirm in prison, with spc-) j * ? i? rclerence 10 their ^vijicrior lone. They .ire tlit: latest and mot styles 01 finish, mid were chosen I'roin ilie extensive in.-. iW'lir'M"' Ailam Stodurt, ill.], Broadway, ami John II Dunham, Street, New \ ork. The subscribers have lieen selling the instru ol these makers for 15 years; and, l"?r durability, iliev have tho test of time. l liey have also received an assortment of handsome I'iano Stools Coveni,together with a large lot of late and popular Music. I'iano Fortes timed and repaired a# usual. Also, for sale, Hgood second hand I'iano Forte. nash ?v woonnousF..


ocr: NL'NN'S <t Cl.AKK'S PIANOS. TAYLOR has received a further supplv ? NUNN's & CLARK'S superior PlANOj FOR I I'jS. Tiie Pianos of the above celebrated nialcr-j . _ , are well worth the attehionof ihe pulilie, as possessing all the qualities of the best linkers Tliev have been sold with entire satis taction to purchasers lor more than fifteen years. at the I'iano Forte and Muiif Warehouse, Iti" Main S'reet, ICiclniioml. Virginia May 23 A ROCKAWAV CARRIAGE AND HORSE. B ^OR SALE -A splendid one horse ll.n-kaw.iy Carriage, I new, and built in the very best arid most substantial manner; it is light and roomy, attention having been paid . , ? to ea?e and comfort in its construction. Also for ale, a I I . line riding MARK. She paces, canters and iron easv; sound and ??altliv. Apply to \VM K. MYERS. May 31? d3t "


ocr: .*? 1,1'i'BltAKV XOTICK.-The two l.uerarv \\x. aigton College, l.exmgiou, Virginia, will be addrewed , 1; I :i.'in|i??>n, . ?>' Kichmon I. on Tuesday preceding . .1:i? lici-mciil ot \V> iluixlay, IVlh June. AI.HIONSO SMI 1 11. ) i; N MlSUKAVi:, {'.""""J1'' II It I'AINK. \WI, i'h"\


ocr: M:\RI.\E J0IK.V1L. Kicifflwi). '^fov: 1 -ruon^tvA i'er. p;, \m ARRIVED, Sclir Splendid, Bunnell, New York Sehr Richmond, Dearborn, New ^ oik Sclir Stmt ton. Stud tns, Troy. Sehr Memento, Terry, New \ oil:. Sclir .Mary Willis, Hollinehend. Baltimore. SAILED, Sclir Fair, Snrdi ,-ar, Ni w Y??rl> Sclir Chericoke, Kukniin. N ui'dk. Si hr Fardy, Travis, Poit Walthall Sehr Eliza Ann. Inscco, Baltimore. Sehr Eliza Collece Creek.


ocr: | '^TOTIl'E islicrei'V giwa r ai ap(ilicaii'>u will im- mute ro (lie Piesi<iciitand Ui.efMr'm the Treilenr Iron Wurks Coinpany, for ttie avment nf the Mic:ipi> a:iJ intcresi ot a nTe'-ubk- noli rir ? me litir. Ired anil fifty il illan, fivrn by snnl rnmpany. jt-i! tifne l bv Francif B Uean*. ir , Presiden1. ils'nl May -lib, 1S40. in.1 p.iv.it.. 12 mnnthK alirr to the order nt ? W. (! inch. The afore.-.ml note having been lost, tlui notice l# given in conformity to law, in ?nen ci?e* in-T'.e an I (iro.ided. II B. CODCII, Njt. 1?c?r*" Ex'cr. of C. W. Gooca. dec ',


ocr: ^^ BFsrov. N J , fi-rwSEit 21. K'-O II hereby given that I shall move **J?!5-Mvirslniao to l.\ C: jrcerv f-.r the county of Henrico (of th?- -1 direct the tian'-.terof Fifty Share, of the Stock of t..e Il anra r . of Virginia, standing in tfie nam Lemuel B ( ?r*e.a I , f liy cate. So. 4m. No. 4W>. and No. 11.**, lor W ^na eeearh y| Shares .f the Sn?-'< of t' e Bank ot % irjmla, staiioing m tn L B Clarke, as pei cemrtcate, N?. T CLARKE, Oct. 20?c2m Sole Executrix of Lctnu.l B Clarke?'jpL JeLlIKS.-cooper's leinfiaaa, sheet andthiid; to N - g-2 Mam *tr*?t. ?on><f ?,w


ocr: MiKwu m nTl?)M? M.U{( H 2-v- i 11Gh" WA-rEtt,T*i7A~M. akkFvkd7 ! Sefir. Mariotta Burr, Osborne, New York Schr Tit 'ina- Ireland, Somers, New York. ,v;ir. Mary Willis, Hollingshead, Baltimore. > ir. Ashland, MJler, Baltimore. Soli' Di>ich?"?ter, Tracers, 1'ortstnoufh. S.-iir. Triutuph, Salem. , SAILED, i Baltimore.


ocr: MARRIAGES. Married, on the 21st Feb., at Clifton, Clarke rjuo') by the Rev. Mr. It. i r? kin. 'I M ISDELF-, E^..s,u' nator, from Ctimbt il.indrountv, t ? AJ.-; I if \XCr.^,K daughter of David it. Alien, FXt. ' Married, in P<t. rwburg, on T?|. .viav. i?'h ' "v R'Mr. Gibson, EDWJN O. TR.VVLOR, of R'^111', Mis MARY JAM: WHITEHEAD, of the Married, on Thursday, the 21rt Feb., by the '? Trice, Dr. WM. C. BATTAILE, of Spnttsylv?"1*^ tv, Va., to Miss ANN F.., daughter of lCdmund 5.? Caroline. Whig and Examiner please copy.


ocr: JIMS JOIRXAL. Juuu'amiO, .MAvjt -HIGH WATER, 3 X, P.M. ItKIVEL), v ? r Tm uiiiis ConnerMcThiers, North Carolina. - Ontario, OrstuaJ'hoiiitston. s Kichmond, Paeljrd. Thomaston. SAILED. S.-hr. Marietta IJurr, Hiapp, New York. > 'if. ?'"! Davis, M.-liire. Baltimore. Schr. Ionic, S idler, iiiuiuiurc. > r. H (JrayliamJ{jltiniore.


ocr: on hamlan unusual lartr?* *iock ?>f rl .Mifok an?i Gnu!:. Rules, PiUult, ImfKinM aii'I manufactured by W sell, and which I have rl*-t.*riitinc>l I" sella! very r>-.liiceil pOC' vera of a g<M>.l(iuri will d-> well t ? '?? i>r--. ni ?|iportuni')J procure a* bareain, iiy ratlin.: ac my ??!.! ' Uunaad >1" ins Store, No Git. >Ul:i <rrer!,*e\eu tlOui ? ili-.ve ill. lie* Cl?? March ?3i tllOMAS I'CK'SOKFfcE, COIOElt Oe' ->I V IN AND l i"1'" . J STREETS. Richmond, Virginia ,i T..-day, Fridar,?#7,910 tapiial 7s N<w, 14 drawn. 1icK?*? Bit. For sale until 11. A M, drawing received at 3 P. M AUw. day?SlS.000,9,<>*>, 6,000,3,000, &<? 73 Nos., 14 drawn, tV*'1 * ' ?hui<<8 ii. proportion?for ^ale until ?. P M., at LurU'a Orfii* Drawn numbers nftSiiaqueharina, It TO 56 9 20 8 !'? ;V. 49 43 10 42 4 29 74 < 9 >1 41,-flnOeold and paiil bv ' Drawn number* of Patap*eo, C a*s numb?r41 ? 57 'jl 19 16 7 0 33 37 t<o 5'J 4$ ~~ i;


ocr: VIRTUE OF a DEKI) OF TItUST, to me by William A Madison and wile, for the benefit oi Moses Paul, and of record in the oiHceof the cltrk lor the county of Madi ron, 1 will on the fourth THURSDAY in October, that being court daw, expose to public sale for cash one iindivide 1 1-l'Jth of I J'J arres of land, deriscd bv William Madi.-on, de< a -se 1. to hi- widow life; rtoiainder to rai I W. II Madison and other ; the said 1'aul hav ins bought the life estate of Mrs. Madiron Sept. 27-cwlw W. W TOWNES, Trustte.


ocr: AND KLL. liADD &. CO., DriiKgintM, 1 ,N FAINTS, OILS. DYES. WINDOW GLASS, HAVlvil ' N'.' 92 MAIN street, CORNER mth, f|alStore their usual large stock of Drugs, Dyes, Painl rii-ito off,0' I 4c ? > embracing a general assortment, arc pre *!:>'itifm lh,?,r cuRtomary inducements to purchasers. Particular ^ t? and orders. 20


ocr: LATEST BY THE TELEGRAPH. ? r,4| Telegraphed for the Richmond Enquirer.] r-'i New Vouk, Dcc al* LATF.R FROM EUROPE. ' The Bteamer Baltic, from Liverpool, on the 14th inn. ved off Cape Cod, to-day, entirely out of coal. Atthetim of her sailing Breadstuffs were dull. Cotton, had from an \ to a H per lb. ' (Telegraphed for the Richmond Enquirer.] Philadelphia, Dec <>i DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IX PHILADELPHIA. The three uppei stories of ihc Philadelphia Ledger 0,T. were burnt this morning, at 7 o'clock. The buH " % i* on fire. *'"? * ,,w 11 O'Clock, A. M.?The office of *h? Ledger has ntir#*ly r - i u.. ?*>.. ti.a Ia.>.. ?. . .? . *150,000. consumed ty tire. The luss in estimated ?>


ocr: 3.?-VIRUl NIA HISTORICAL SOCIETV.-A *pe meeting ot this Society will lie t.eld ai their room- in Minot * Butidme this afternoon, at 4/5 o'clock, tor the eleciwnoi mem ami other business A punctual attendance is destied. " IQrBIBLE SOCIETY OK VIRGINIA.-A meeting of the Managers of thi- Society will be held a the Room ol St Paul's Church wis (luesday? aiiernoi.ii, at 4 , tJ. -v -"'HNSON, Recording frer.-ut.it)


ocr: THE VIROIKIA WOOLEN to di alers on very favorable terms; FLANNELS?of various grades and colors TWEEDS?Heavy, medium and l?hi. assorted colors BLANKETS?Medium and hearv, blue, scarie' ami green Our tabrics are warrantwl all wool, and we invite examination by all interested in Virginia manufactures. ay Cash paid for WOOL lllU.,_A., , N',)v. 11?if W.M D HAMILTON, A^tiA,


ocr: LUNENBl'RU, VIRGINIA. DBCEMBE 2, TO MR. ROBERT H. MITCHE1 : P!ea?< uke nonce that on the 4th lyuurdmy in Jauuaij. > at Columbian Cr?rr, I shall mote for a judemeni on a W>no you toS. ? P. H Rorrus, oX #29 and 41 cents. 8. a p. n b By SUCHAP - ORO


ocr: *VTOTICF.?A inn v.-e!l qnalif.ed (w!:o con coroe well r"o i* mended) to inuna^e any fana ir. Virginia, wi hc? w C": em; ? on a farm for the ensuing year. lie mild take charge ,.r* any tioia after* the first of July. 1850. A trunioii io Lower ?. be preferred. >nv coauriu .icatio.i ad iresaed to O B. F Seven Ulani PoatOffiec, fiu-'annacounty, v.-;ii be strictly tutu.'.c: .. July l??w2w. Wrif requersd to copy H


ocr: supply OF IjADIRS Dill ISSGOOU*. I have ju*i received l?v Adam*' express, a splen- !il assortment of Drew (.'oods, winch 1 have purchased wu inn the 1ft ten at the Norlh, ai a ?re..t sacrifice, ami I will nell ' them at < ?o?ll on the cosi price ? Flam and figure,I Silfea; Mack nr.il lilne hltck do. f Kncti Mcniiocs nfail folnrn; Mouslinet Black Silk Trimnune I.acrs Acorn ar.d :;?soneii lltittjns; 'White Crafc Si;a.via Lac? C.ipc-. Collars ai.d CntTs Jenny l.im! Alar>acas; Brocade i> Fine and superfine Bed Blankets JACOB * LEVY'S.


ocr: pfiP.TTC.4Ti* u. i i " For the Enquirer. TO MY FRIEND V. A. J. t cannot ?te thy beauteous face, For th?u art far aw av, ret fh/bright-milo and Winning grace, Invoke my feeble la). I seem to see then even now, All radiant with delight, The lilv softness of that brow, Of pure and spotless white. And 1 ''??"? thought, my grntle friend, WhiU ,'azin2 on thy face, That .uuuly beauty could not lend, To thee a fairer grace. But earthly hcautv soon will fade, For fleeting is its breath; The brightest flowers of earth were made To feel the touch of death. Then turn 'rom earth's most brilliant joys (And seek a Saviout's love,) Thev are at best but fleetings toys,? 'Then seek thy joys above. For there no chiling blight appears, And there no heart is riven ; Tho oyn is never dimmed with tears Within the courts of Heaven, CUMBERLAND COCNTY, Va. From the IVaverly Magazine. "BURY ME IN THR GARDEN." By Mrs. M. D. Morton. On every face there was a glootn, From every one a 9igh For there, while yet in childhood's bloom, They saw that she must die! 'Twas in the bright and early morn, They sought the dewy field, Nor did she go as one forlorn, And there to sorrow yield; But safely near her father's side She plucked the meadow flowers, Perhaps with lov'd ones to divide Her wealth from Nature's bowers. Sh?, thus adorned, was riding home, High on her father's load, But johing o'er a fatal stone She fulling to the road, Was crushed beneath the heavy wheel, And then she suffering lay, And death was soon those eyes to seal, That loved the 6unny ray ! "Bury me in the garden," then A voice was softly heard; The mother,'mid the sobbings vain, Received the parting icord ! " Oh Julia, Julia, speak to me," Her weeptng sister cri?d; But "in the garden bury me" The dying suid and died ! ? ?????? Though broken in a sudden shower, When thunders ne'er were heard, We trust she's in a heavenly bow'r? Th? Garden of the Lord.


ocr: N 1 >1AI IwKKEL. -30 hall barrels. t"r.salel-y April -S! -;i DAVENPORT. AI.LEX * CO Mi K KKVKK'S PATK.NT KKAHEK. Machine h;i - been v>i?il for the last iw.. year* ami uniformly I j i ?noimccd i" be a sre?t improvement on iln>* hereto fort? inven ? It w le.?s complicated .11 u? construction, let liable 10 set out 01 . tr. .111.1 us much work can hedoiie with il 111 a L'iveli term with two aacuu be done with oilier reapers with ti.ur It needs only to v led to be approved 11 BALDWIN, A, ril iO?cl 111 lit. Mam Street.


ocr: nAlilAKJOlKAAL. .<lCHMO.Nl>, MAY hi -HIGH WATER, 7 S, A. M. A R1H V ED, v ?. N ii,i.!. I'niden, Port Deposit. v M ir\ l-.ii/.a, Smith, New York. v 'ir .1 K I liumpson, In^ersoll, Port Deposit. SAILED, Barque Cyan-, Loveland, Rotterdam. S. rc .f-ihii, Sle> per, Thotnaston. > !.;. l: t-'.y >aoury, Boston. > nr. S.vim.'m, Creighton, Baltimore. N a:. J. !'? 1'. r:v, Baltimore.


ocr: NOTICE TO ASSESSORS. who may be appointed to re-aipe?"' the lands at.d !->ts throughout the Commonwealth, can have printed forms, (made out by the Auditor,) for their books, forweided by mail, bv statin" ihe number of sheets they may require. Tiie co?t of the b^ank*. 11 tlio aeseSkors desire it, will be retained by the Au iimr, o i; ?i their al lowances Cor services. Address. RITCHIE <fc DI'NNaVANT. Richmond \a. CO- Pnce?5 ct? perquim. ?'* ' I^RENCH PRINTS.-I have a larg' i"'- "? * > French I Prints, bought at a great saenri'.e, which I wi'.I sell at the I iW price of 12)t cents per v#rd. JACOR A LEVY, I April 15 No. 15 and 59 Main Strte'


ocr: w < NTF)D.- The suhscrilier wishes W. br?.;! ho|?vie|| qualified to leich French, and the dif b^i? . ir'^ ' '"'En,' ish language, aud who can give satisfac .1? ii . ''"er 25years of age is preferred. ,*?lo. . '1 :*-*'thy one, lieing in one and a half miles of jjIv t ' AJ1r*ss, Whitehouae. Mec.klenbnrg. Virginia ,J* ROBERT Y. OVER BEY.


ocr: AltSIIAliL'S KIKE SAI?T.?500 xacka for sale from the whan, by An- JO DAVENPORT, A 1.1.EN & CO. / <ASII FOR WIIKAT.?We wi It to purchase a few tltnu sold tmsliels ?(iod. clean, dry Wheat, freo from jie*ts,it5livcr able forthwith on n'<lc water, lur which the market price in r.nh will be pai-l. UERNARI) PBYTON SON.


ocr: fostical. For ih.e Enquirer. TO MISS M AH VIS SMILE. What care I for Summer weather, Since it lasts so brief ??? \vhil?*) Twenty Summers come together, If I see Miss Mary smile. Let thc-m travel, who In duty Visit many an ancient pile; I admire no Gothic beauty, Let me see Miss Mary smile. Snow-capp'd hills arc bright at even, Towering upwards mauy a mile; I am always nearer Heaven When I see Miss Marv smile. (itsvMEDi. NO SURRENDER. Ever constant, ever true. Let the woril be, No surrender; Boldly d.tre and greatly do! This shall bring us bravely through; No surrender, no surrender' And though Fortune's smiles bo few, Hope is always springing new, Still inspiring me and you With a magic?No surrender' Nail the colors to the mast, Shouting gladly, No surrender! Troubles near arc ali cut past? Serve them as you did the last; No surrender, No surrender' Though the skies be over cast, And upon the sleety blast Disappointments gather fast, Beat them off with, No sunender! Constant and courageous still, Mind, the word is, No surrender; Battle, though it be uphill, Stagger not at seeming ill; No surrender, no surrender! Hope?and thus your hope fulfil? There's a way where there's will, And the way all cares to kill Is it to give them?No surrender. | ! ' ? I I ! ! ! ' ,


ocr: POETICAL. for the Enquirer. To B. J. R ? * ? *. Whv, dearest, why that long adieu ? This heart still beats for tnee alone; With love as fervent, deep and true, As when thou call'st me first thine own. 'Tis true I proudly strove to hide The love that in my bosom glowed ; But love in absence conquers pride, And Hope dries tears that long have flowad. Oh, then return?In Ellen's eyes, 'Neath drooping lashes hall concealed, Read all her soul, nor gtill despise The love her lips have ne'er revealed. Then 'neath our time-worn trysting tree, And thro' the windings of the grove, Once more our steps shall wander free. And there we'll whisper vows of love. SuTry County, Va. "TRIFLES LIGHT AS AIR." BY MORE. Alas!?how light a cause may move Dissensions between hearts that love! Hearts that the world in vain had tried, And sorrow but more closely tied ; That stood the storm, when waves were rough, Yet in a sunny hour fall off Like ships that have gone down at sea, When heaven was all tranquility ! A something, light as air,?a look, A word unkind, or wrongly taken? Oh! love that tempests never shook, A breath, a touch like this hath shaken. And ruder words will soon rush in To spread the breach that words begin, And eyes forget the gentle ray They wore in courtship's smiling day; And voices lose the tones that shed A tenderness round all they said ; Till last declining, one by one, _ The sweetnesses of love are gone, And hearts so lately mintjlcd, seem Like broken clouds.?or like the stream, That, smiling, left the mountain's brow, As though its wuters ne'er could sever, Yet, ere it reach the plain below, Breaks into floods that part forever. Oh, you that have the charge of Love, Keep him in rosy bondage bound, As in the fields of bliss above, He sits, with flowerets fettered round; Loose not a tie that round him clings, Nor ever let him use his wings; For even an hour, a minute's (light Will rob the plumes of half their light. Like that celestial bird, whose nest Is found beneath far eastern skies, Whose wings, though radiant when at rest, Lose all their when he flics!


ocr: GARLAND CARY AND 20T1I STREETS ON THE DOCK, hav? lor sale, on accommodating terms, 50 cases Youna Paste 100 " Beck A Co'* Paste 150 " F. CS. Stick and Paste 30 " Ferdinand and Uabclla Paste I . 10 " C. C. J. Paste f LICORICE, 10 " C. W. ?' 20 " F. X. II " 30 " G. C. '? 600 while and 50 half barrel* Brag;'* beat Family ) 'J00 barrel* Bragbest superrfne V PLOUR 300 " " country superfine } 600 keg* Old Dominion Nail*, all *iz?s and descriptions 50 baskeuOlive Oil, very superior for table use 50 barrels Bumgardner's Ola Rye? wutcif rv 20 " Miller's '? ?' \ WUIbKti 10 basket* superior Champaigne 12 cases " Gin 12 tierces " Sugar-cured Ham* 75 (rails hard shell ^ .. uovnc 20 bacs soft shell $ In addition to the above, we have on hand for family use a most su perior article of old Antigua Rum. and a f*w demijohn* of No. 1 imported direct from England to this market during the Summer- We are also daily expecting a further supply of Cigars, now on the way from Havana. Dec. 16 GARLAND 4 ROBINSON. WILLIAM HURLEY'S LOTTERY OFFICE, NO. 10, MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, may be found at all time* Tickets in all Lotterie* adver tiled by J. W. MAURY A Co.?ranging in price from $1 to Capitol prizes from $4,000 to $100,000. Order* for Package*, cate* o t rackages, single tickets or Share* promptly attended to, and account of each drawing sent as soon a* it is received. A deduct the price of three Ticket* mode to all persona who buv a Package. businessstrictly confidential. Address WILLIAM 1IURLEY, j*n j Richmond, Va.


ocr: CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY, FRANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIR01NIA. subscriber takes thia method to inform hi* friends and the public generally that he has on a large assortment of CARRIAGES, of the la and most fashionable styles, consisting of' COACflEES. CIlARRIOTTEES, STANDING ROCKAWAYS. TOP BUGGIES, with and without seats, and BUGGIES without tops, manufactured out of the materials, and of superior workmanship. All persons in want of CARRIAGES are invited to call and assortment, n? I am determined to offer all articles in my line on as reasonable terms as article* of similar style andquali can be purchased anywhere. Carriages, of every description, manufactured to ?rder. the above line will be executed in a workmanlike manner and ALFRED KING.


ocr: JIAItlNE JOURNAL. TSTEHSionD, ocr. j:"-Hf<SH waTkr.V,1v AttiUVKD, Urit; I.athcra, Bcntly, Tliosna.si.m. Srlii. lonir, Sadler, Baltimore. Srlir. Ci. I'. I'p.-hur, Porter, Baliimore. St Itr. I'. Brown, Applegartlt, N> vv York. Sclir. f'liartti, Berry, Boston. SAILKD, Barq'jc Virginia, Boush, .N.vv Urle-ilis. Sclir. W.Movir, Met ?(?<?, Nrw York. Srlir. .Aiivaniv, I lav is. B:iliim?*r?*.


ocr: j i j i j I | I Jl.tKtl\?# JVl'ftUL. RK-nrnTJi NOV. i3'-iiT(Ti7 UAiTfCK.i' AKIUrF.l), ' " Schr. Ooinelianop, Sear>, Portlind. Srlir. Mary Adeline, Powers, Baltiin Schr. Hninm, Aaron, .\.?if?'!fc. Srlir. Express, Coojy, r\o;loi'?\ Schr. A. I. nn<| R. Stewart, I.o/l.-r, New York. Cleabep, Xovember 16th, Bremen ship "Emigrant," ?r,. Jrespen, innslPr, will) t<ib:icoo, stems ami ?undrii-? lor fore men, by Ludlam ti' Watson. SAILED, Schr. Marietta Rurr, Knapp, .\ew Va?k Schr. J. B Perry, Phillip". Baltimore Sadler. Ihlrini'W.


ocr: NIC \V MUSIC. TAYLOR has just received the fullowuig Music, e PIECES: Nocturnc by Beyer, (an elegant piece ) Aire from-Robert. t??e Devil " as Rondos. Selections from "Lucreiia B <rgia." by Wallace. Bells of Si Petersburg, as a R^ndo, by Uxarnev. "The Sea Shore." beautiiul air oi Maiwiui.asa Rotiio. Baden Polka, beautifully arranged as a UoLdo. Wa'iz from "Lucia de Lamerm-wr." Cheer up. my own Jeant.ette, Var.bv Grab* SONGfi: O ! blame me not for loving. I'm just of age. They tell me love is blind. O! have >ou seen mv Spanish )adv. Piano and Musir Store, liOM^in Sir**', opp.iiiio Banks. Nov. 22


ocr: OF NEW GOODS. recent arr v*is we have received our second supply of FALL and WINTER GOODS, consistiag iu part of Extra nch Brocad- Siiks Rich Csshmeres and Delaine* Watered and nlain Poplins Embroidered and plain Prench Dalaloe* Engli hand American do. French and English Msrlncj Black and colored ??ill Velve'e l.on^ and sqoare Bay State Shawl* White and colored Crape do. Colored and black Thibet do. French Lace and Muslin Caps and Collar* Cloths, Cas?imeresand Vesilnce With a full assortment of American Go^ls, Brown Cot'one. Oin? anrgs, carse Woollens. Blankets. Carpeungs. Rugs and Door Msls ? II of which we offer to our friend" and the public at moderate prices, ?it the old stand of Valentine, Breeden 4: Co., No 217. Broad Street BREEDEN ^ FOX.


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ocr: >iarkiagi:s. Mauried, on Wednesday morninp, 13th inM., hv the Rc\. H. Cowles, Mr. KAMUKL TYACK to Miss MARY G. I.ANGFORI), all of this city. Mariuf.ii, nn the 15th inst., I?y Mr. Clminion?. Mr. DK ( M.VTON HARRISON to Mi? M \ R Y R. BROWN, daughter of Mr. Richard It. Brown, all of Runs Va. Maiuied, on the Ifith January, at Midwnv, (the residence of A. I,. Carter, F.sq.,) I?v the Rev. R. S. Nash, Mr. W. I.. MITCHKf.I.'to Miss ADKLINK S. CARTKK, all of l? incaster county, Va. Whig requested to copy.


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ocr: MARIXK JOIRXAL. RICHMOND. M VRCIl 5--HIGH W.VfER, ARRIVED, Sclir J. R. !\|alhe>y, Avery, N..w Yovt Schr. Win. Wright, New \ oik S -lir. Merchant, Couch, New VorL Sclir. J. Lybrnnd, Teal, Philadelphia.


ocr: BLANKETS AND WOOLLEN GOODS. iub*cribers have juiit to hand a larec and complete Miott mentof Ne({ro BUnketa. comtii'm and medium Sitm<'t?i Ket ?evj, J.-ans, Liujeyg and Staple Goo U tener?lly, which they nfferta ?ell 3t'lie lowe?t prices. They invite au ?*amtn?iion of tbelrttoci by tho?o who want such Goods _ _ Oct. 14?dltiMScv.-2w THOt. R PRICE St


ocr: COIXTRV MERCHANTS, HOl'SEKEEl' . KRS AND OTHERS?Thf snifivriber": havr re.-^r.tiy mj.Ic larecaJ linoni i/? their ?'loct oi TIN WARE. STOVES. Ac , anil ai? pfepirc'l toi'umi'h evry article 111 tli?ii' line on favoribU; termr a<-urtmcn! of cooking, purlnr, c.ial anil wooil STOVES l> ainl etnhraceK every 8I/.* ami the I a test patterns. The public are re^jiecffiiiiy r?iue.<iieil to call and examine their ?!nck-. before el.<ewliere. I). A C. R. WELLER. street. Rlchmcakl. Va


ocr: Name. A?Mr<e<?. I Naiuie of Arra required ii. ?u , Average linshi , flc|n?ik.? pertnjl It'i | likely in Le'lr | Table ?r , Wail , ' Counter I Approved by th"-Stale Committee of thr Stale of ?


ocr: MARINE JOl RftAL. ARRIVED, 5cW R h ,v.w.vkx Now Voik. Ilop.\'^'>ttvl1' BsAlLKt>. -:


ocr: 1!'"! L _ " . MAIIKIAGKS. Maiiried, in Stafford, on Tins lay. the 3d inst., bv the Itev. J)r. McGuire, .Mr. J A 21 US ASiiBY, to Miss FA-'-' J A. MO.VCL'RL, daughter oT John Moncnre, E?J. Married, in Williamsburg. Va , <>;?. WdJiirnlav. 1th l;'*'? !' residenceof Mrs. Kdloo, by ibt KevM EJinund Wr.licn. ALfc.v DER DOXNAN. Esq ,of Pcu-ftbur/, u Mio anna L , the late Daniel Wilson. DIED. . , ! L" .f?* after *


ocr: gl. H.MON L?, AUGUST 13-liVc.H WATER, 4.'-?, P. ARRIVED, % Hri^ Richmond, Lindscy, Portland. Schr. .'as. Perry, Phillips, Baltimore. Si'br. Cumbria, Mitchell. S hr. Knight, North. S. hr. Emma, Aaron, James River. SAILED, Srhr. Courier, Baker, Boston. S-hr. Ann Eliza, Jones, Baltimore. S'hr. Chas. Kent, .North. from Hichmond Heading Room Hooks, August 12th. The steamer Curtis Peck from Norfolk, makes the follow i-. report of vessels below, bound up : Stephen Young and barque Frederick Doming. Sh:t> M "'?* ,,n^ Scl,r' Ma"eUa Burr' ?f York. Si iu. V\ in. E. Leg^ett, with .'umber. v',i (irav 1'r.gle unU Schr. Teltgrapli. S .ded li'oi.i U uiiplon Roads this morning Schrs. Y ,-t lir?enw ty, Courier, punburg, and Minerva, with * ' ' . I.' V U' or*. I l<ni> tf.ln


ocr: . , CKIMA HALI-. \ the Isaac \\ riglu ami Yorkshire, via New Vorkg from l.ivcriH?ol, Uic subscriber lias received from Uiel inanufactureix the larger part i>l his Spring supplies i>f EAR1 11LN \V ARC ami CHINA; ami lh>ui auction ami the uianu lactones by packets ironi Boston and New York, ral assortment <11 plain, pressed ami (IT GLASS, with a greut variety 01 FANCY GOODS, LOOKING tc;) tu which lie im'itos the aitontiou 01 l.is numerous ersau.l iricmls, as well an the j>ul>lic generally, assuring tln-in ?very inducement and effort 111 hi* jMWer will he oilercd to oileci and give entiresatisfaction. Additions will be made to his mock by the par keif from via New York, cnablin? hiin to offer during the Spring trmle new Goods. HUGH A. WAIT. March 10?3m Street


ocr: CHINA ANI> CLASS. j<REAT inducements are oilered to Country Merchant* in. JT Uuceuswarc, China anil Glass, Looking Gin arc?, Cas.l tors, Ac., at No 117, West Main Street. Tin- subscriber leels assured that an examination 01 his STOCK ami PRICES ensure satisfaction to all in want. Common Goods?China, Dinner ami Tea Setts, Blue Print. Flowing lllue. White Granite and F. Mulhury, Pinner Sim. ol all price*, am! packed with great care Also, a choice of Cutlery. Waiters and Britannia Ware. No. 117, West Mam Street, opposite Messrs. Mitchell and T\ Store.


ocr: MAHRUtiEli. ~ MAnnttD. on Wfdr.^dav. rh.- '.Tii, N?v'r. bv rh. It^v. I) S IK Mr. SII.AS f I'i:Alt.MAN, I . Mi.., SI SAN V ffAWKS-tll ?t I eter.^bur/ Makrikd, >.ii riinrs-lay. il.f* v-i|i Nov r.br tli* R*v R K MtsJ'. "r./. M AN|>KKSON.ii| S|wi:;<v!vaiil.i rr.ur.tv, to Ml^? liK<*itf?IE SAI NlltllS.of t'i.^rl-itierfvi!|.. M.\ttRii.D. on lite lOtli Xovein';cr. by tJir Ksv. A SunfitM. j>. IKVtN', t-i Mif* LLIZABETIf,.laurbter ?.i Win Crawley, all 01 Italilax county, Vd 1)1 KD. , Hied, in Norfolk, rm the mortilii^ 01 1 l.itrp<!?>, 'li' "?I , ^ JAMKK H., ?ld?m? >,i ot Tai?w*u and Anna R T?yl"r ,


ocr: III I5I.K SIX IKTV OF VHS.CSIMA. ) iy ii.* ?? i?u'??' ?<?!" ill * Bible S? tesy , . hel l .?t (!??* \ K -' t ??{ - I <Mir? Ji. iin at *> o'elo-k. V N JOHNS'*. ***- * June II r. rKl.HI'. l?i:\'l lvT. r?|" ?; ' ,"'t ijund a' lu< office, VI7 Main Si.


ocr: U.I. i'KKSO.\s Wlion IT MAV.COM'KliX. i AMKS Ml Kl'lll. an I .-'i i adie.I in tlo- >.? .r ? ? tm the c.en 'J H i| II i! i\ a I > Vi; .'I'll l. l.i'? lie. le.ivin ? s nil.' ji j. >'o.i i! e-',|.e, will'*! 'ii' i: ? \* "I . til. II ;i ? (efl lav. ai.' entitled, n i i ie ?. \ i ;???. ii S.ii I M ? r, ? 11 y le'i ili'' u?i.h lel-'tie.l. h:a w*h i i Iministerml <>n hi* estate, aud who will lw entitled to ;, . I . Ill IIhim 'e .li 'I .'.IT' -. la f.i'e he left I." ne\i of km. Sue 11 ? ihis nieUiod .<i iiit?fiiiiii? all such, ii any exist, t" : .1 .v II.! a . : ? 1 I l I1.. ir Iij?-n-.|- ,uli' to to saul leojter. ? v oiherw lie will conclude :h it limit wieh exist, and will ron. id>-r':.. |.r..;e-rty a.iInrmfn. AIAK\ A. .MIllll'llV.


ocr: .MEETING OF BOVIITOX ASD PETEKS1IUllG lM.ANK ROAD COMPANY ''B^IIF. Stock holders in the Boydton and Petersburg Plank Road 4 Companv. and all the Iricnd's of the improvement,are requested to meet at B?ydtou on Friday, the 11th day ol Octobrr, 1850. for the purpo-c ot cio-ii.g Ute subscription lor the stock of the said Compa ny, and ordering a smvey of the route, and makinir necesaary ar langemente lor put ing the building of the said p ad under contract. T1NGNAL JONKS. ALEX. S. JONFS. WM. B*SKKRV1LL, Jr., CHAS. BASKERYILL, GEO. ROGI.RS, WM. JONES. WM. O < OODE, CHAS S lll'TCHESON Oct 1 ?ctllthOrr. EDWp. f. CHAMBER?, Commisnor.cre.


ocr: RICHMOND, DEC. 27?HIGH WATER, 10, A. M " SAILED^ Schr. Gipsy Ann, Perine, New York Schr. Charles Parker, Townson, New York. Schr. St. Mary Lake, Harris, New York. Schr. Spray, Kerwin, Baltimore. Schr. Emma De Russy, Week", New York.


ocr: MAUIXi: JOl ltML. Kir'll MI/.M), SEPT. 16?il.'GH WATER. 10!i, AKK1V LU, Sehr. Pinty, , Troy. Schr. Copia, Seer*. Boston, Schr. Jane C. Daui>h?y, Murphy, Philadelphia. Sehr. Memento, Smith, New York. /?'mm RichrnowI Rcadiwr Room Rook. Sept. 16. REPOItT OF STEAMER Ci RTIS PECK FROM NORFOLK A large fleet ui vessels are in the Roads?wind N. E., every appearance of a storm. Vessels Bel'iw-?Schr Mope of Baltimore, at Day's Point;


ocr: n?miii ? SALES Ofr' TOUACCO." Ii A K 1> TO I'F \CR()P or TOBACCO, sriwn bv Mi ! 'r'1:, j, inspected .ti Shockoc Warehouse, and >"ld Uy ?'; Commi'-iim Merchant, RirKnionJ: '? hogsheadsi a; ? ' 6"J)s t hogiibeails at $7. 2 howheail4 at 8' 30. 11 li"L'rhea<!i> at S3. Richmond, 15th May. 1S30.


ocr: MAK1NK J()( K.V AL* l< l< I! Ml >.\ 11, JI \ I! 7 -HIGH WATTKR?!'i\ I'. M AKKIVKU, Sclir. f'arvi), Crockett, 'I lioinustun. Si lir. Waiclimnii, Chapman, Now York. Sclir. Nnv York, Williams, Havre de fJrace. Schr. E-^e.v, Hoopi'r, Norfolk. S A 1I.K I), .Sihr. Kntnccs A. Gijodivin, Caili>li', New Vork. Si lir. I.ancen Dean, I'm kard. Portland.


The Democratic pioneer. [volume]

ocr: NEW ARIVAL! r ebh roan THC WMlfHI! Ml 3-: C OMMA XDE. n-IS- CHIEF. T). & W. AYRFS. I UK now receiving n nplendM lot of ummkr Jr. Goods, from the Piilsftelplii:i Mmmf iclory wliicu isuurivullcU lnai .ntlty, qimlllj'.or price. p u c a i a p nfitrstratB bargJii wlll d well to call HA the orticleR, wliicti tcy furpuso to suit demand rendv market. THE LADIES!. They are cvor reiniiidfiil of their wants and the very goods tosiipply tliera, GOODS! if you want lo see a pt.o ofGooJsaui cheap that, Cull ut Ayrce htore. Upper baiidusky, March 29.-3 tf. ilil y,

place_of_publication: Upper Sandusky, Ohio

publisher: W.T. Giles


ocr: THE , J ii Ui l:..;i U J UK W 'a Jul ISSlWlWi Charter unlimited: Granted Jun, 2d, lBSO. 'PI1 Hii l.ll S I IE .lei Kk a r i ia u v f For tlie Insur nce of NOUSES, MULES, PRIZE BULLS, SlEEPAXD CATTLE. of every description, ogr.inst the combined risk FIRE, WATER, ACCIDENTS, AND - DI?EAIS. Losses pt id lu oO d .ys after proof of death. DIRECTORS. J.iieph 0. rWmni, Hi:- 111 Uecker, M. D., T i' c M i-'s. John VU, A tv In W. Tney, Hon. Aimer T. lillis', Alan, f-'mitli, G 0,'g.; D. Hey, Hon. Thoiiiiis KHinn. JOKKril ti. BOWMAN, Pres't. E. S. V';tvi:v, Kee'y. Wu. L'urtch, Treasurer. J. I). SCARS. Ar-KNT. pjer SuvtJusky, 0. MucaSthh, 1S50, 3-1 y, FiSillONlllLBBiliBEB, eiX' (rv.. ,f. litt). VH ViiJi. -- Jit S::o; cu SamluNky ave::ue nearly opposite 1 link's l.o;el. I,.nvlnp to others (he l usiness of shnviiifmen's pockets, the subfcriher will devote, his undivii d nil 'i:lion (;;ed il will be his uiin to arrive us near ni rl'eeiioii us possiLleJIo (he Luslness of sliavil g . . f , . . i . i ' faces, FlllilllioOllilI(r their heads, und CHI- ji.jj iu jr ;1:.ir uit r it. luist and most approved sbiZ'Sio' ,,i i n ,,, . . i,..,,.,!.,., ,, n, i.n ,,il,l, l" l,se "' 11 rs l.lllise.l Unit U.OiO WHO glVOllllll a Cill-vlil go away perfectly satisfied. 1...:...I..- Ml I :.l ... 1.-: i".'"."' ..uvn.ioi, win uv puiu iu uuuuig imir und sIlMIII OOIlillC. lie would resnectfuUv sav to his D itrous whom he is in the hul.it of 'sAuviiig regularly, tlmt if they coulil inuKe it convenient lie wouut like lo I c them call and gri t shaved on Salurd j eve i.ii.g instead of Sunday moriitii, or if oil Sun lliv uiO'.'liing, as early as possihle. ARCHIBALD ALLEN. I'ppcr Sandusky, July il, lc49. 22-if.


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The Planters' banner. [volume]

ocr: DAVID ms, Counsellor and Attorney at Lew, will amend peomepty to all business confided to his ears. S'SOe oppe.fe the residee. of .Theunes

place_of_publication: Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.

geographic_coverage:
Louisiana--Iberia--New Iberia
Louisiana--Saint Mary--Franklin

publisher: Daniel Dennett


ocr: TH~IS is the ady Domestic I. Isssranoe y inthis AND FIFES INSURANCE on the Mnirtl 'ed w i-Tbe - Crescent Mutumllssuans& C, of New Ode..., with a sub scribed and pledged peld .1


ocr: MIEDICAL NOTICES. SHERMAN'S ABDOMIN AL SUPPORTER ' ,a't A'a £a . :. r . ,: .:.a -7 ", ! .. I rte T .sED in a!i the ,-:at'n cties w,th unparal 'l' ]d e.: -. s. T:e ..;,, t produced in the F inz onf the t. ms,: :he 4sir:141. a:'.g ne t<! :n". .i the L'n . : ,.ra i or d , : t b ,.' the l .;-(<, prevr nt. Mir-rrriag,-, strength,:la wrak Lrng-, weak 'oaca, &. c : barrenness g;iver prlr to fra n::i!nea. the can'ti'ut.on is impr·tel, a... rest::.l tto Lo'h 't! .. :.: . result. ra3' -


ocr: v N ION Ha-ý -itE. 4:. s s d te O~Feow' HsI ah they~thgesms~ ~~~IUab~~,emr th Ilesing, W~il mm,'gea eehgin hb . 'hegasbskeirusiasd Domestic DRY GOOD~t ,U4 DAMS GsahadwrhI liag sgail sad m. Boots sad Sh$~m~1rm~ ok . ~ea Chafm, Ohea sad Iaerthswar% BaliarIadCahy ls and Beilow Warm,- Drags sad M miass, Phusts and Oils, Gummuris, Carpedag asd Iah sad Shades, Saddleuy Hansa nd Colos, Tehases sad CaexWseiý Warms, Powder sad Shot, Widaw, Glas, &ec. a ý ý ýw W. asos beep instorm aim weashma85 Par, H sp~aBa 1W ~a ea NaisHaa Nds nd8hsm; W~h le, 5ins id, Castoer, wjseed sad Nmstubot OILS sad Bmwi; M~aa~ihls Ctem sh Tauzmd Tan. kk3Soap sand Candlrs, Choice sand Liqases, edalld huda of heapy PLAN ATIONUU GODS. We arm eaxptiag shardly to zoesesm a vaniety of Stows, Pader Grates sad Pdaders, Wns., PIsgh, Si. al, Hay,. Cabiaet Funnr.iu, dec. termdsae, ad the greateat cars taken in the sehetio of e~J. SW. &o R. E.TALB9T. Frankiiu. Octobasr IRS, 19. o


ocr: my p UNION HALL STORE. WE HAVE RECEIVED, rior ear srso, she Odd.FoIowu' ll app - (i melsed with gireatare i--tbl m·ri h ts, oeaprisu tgI e nrwi may other articles oten o rum : SA r stock of PFora ad Doamesti DRY GOD8, a vrety ofd DRESS OOODS, ssl-mam._s Cckam, Hats ad C Borsan- ,d,, S eoo e L Truak B d Sa ,a_ Chuai, Oilam ad ahewuar. Hardwuam md Cushy, Ti aid Hollow Wures, Droes ad ir, Paits ud Oils, Groeris, CsrpetIug uad I Maudisg Paper Han igsa d Wm d Sheis., Sadflery, Haseloand Cllers, Tobacco sad Cigars, attresaes, Wilew d Waed Ware, Powber ad Shot, Widowe Gls, dc. We alo seep in store at or wrehooe-Steel. Bar, Hoopaud BaudIRON; cut sad wrought Nails, H Na and Sho; Who , Spean, Lrd, Caster, Liased ad Neatfoot OILS Ptch sad Ra.i; manlka, Coases n T d Eoe.; PThir Ytr, Sa.p ua Caudk Chue ýWi.s and Liqros, ad all kinds of he PLANTATION OoDS. We eepctigu shaly to receive a variety tof Stoes, Parlor Grates uPad enders, Hollow Ware, Pls Ste Coal, Hay, Cabinet Furniture, &. 07, at aaedid to from a distauce, and the greatest are akon is the selection of goods aederd. . W. & R. E. TALBOT. 2.. "


ocr: THIS is the only Doimi.st Insurance C. mp any i: t)is city dloin FIRE. MARI.K, AliD RIVER INSURANCE on the ,Mt.ul principle.-ThI CreseeJt Mutual Ineurance C.x, of New Or.aa', with a tuab eribed and pledged capital of $:00,000 !


ocr: (BY 8EA.) The new ad asbsub atial steam ship JOHN MORRISETT, Hugh Fiadre, comader, will leve New Orleans for Atap oan SA TUR DA Y, F l November, ? , sad continue in the trade throughout t gsaspq. O7 The John Morriset is an entirely new vessel, built expressly for the Gall trade, aud romn her staunch build and light draught, is con sidered admirably adapted to that purpose. With strict attention to business, the owners hope to merit a share of public patronage. o17 if THE STEAMSHIP STAR Wiin run dorin the low-water season between New Iberia and New Orans, makig a trip t oce eiht days. Thetar is a superior sea boat, and is well calculated for this trade. The captn hopes to merit and receive a liberal shah of the patromage of the planters of Attaka pas and the public generally. a28 STEAMBOAT HOUMA. The mperior uand steamboat HOUMA, Capt. R. Faussett, will ran regularl from Indian Village to St. Martinsville, levn he former place every Thursday, at 10 o'clock; returning, will leave St. Martisville every Sau di-, at the same hour. o31 NOTICE. The subscriber continues to con tract for, and furnish as agent for the manufaetores Iras sad Wood Axletree Cane Carts, Wagons, Light one-horse Carts, Bagasse Carts, Drays, Light one-horse Pleasure Wagons, Caahe, and Buggies, Plantation Bells and other kinds, Plantation Fire Engine, double action, Metalic Juice Pumps, &c, &c. JAMES S. SIMMONS, Agent CABINET MAKING. T The undersiged have recently opened a shop on Willow street, in this place, for the purpose of furnishing all descriptions of Cabinet \ork. They will be prepared at any time to execute orders at short notice and at reasonable prices. Persons wishing Cabinet Work done on their plantation may be accommodated by applying at *heir shop. LOUIS KIHNEL & CO. Franklin, Jan. 10, 1,.l..-ly


ocr: 11110W BALL STORE. r II. ordisL es rýWwý' S obwr i C ,uakam, O e 1 onkesL . J. W I. B. TALBOT.· Plp Fteakb, Octobr 19,131. 1 .'. .I .KER &


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ocr: INSURANCE, &. Mutual Benefit LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCF. COMP I Prmanent Fund by Act of Incorporation Parent Office, No. 94 Graver st. Betwc.n ('-tnp and St. Charles, N ew Orleans. TRUSTEES: John Ilagan, $Samuel Stewart, Peter Cotrey, Jr., (. Strawbrdge, Robert J. Ward, John S. Allison. Isaac Johnson, Wm. E. Leverih, Joseph Waiker, Idward Sparrow, Mbaunsl White, Her S. BnL . PTra CO.EEY, JR., Pres. .ard 2si. DIRECTORS: Joseplh W. Stanton, Jmph Lellmade, Jhn L. Lewis, M.M. Cohen, W. M. Goodrich, George W. Smith, J. L Salfaraas, R. H. Thorn., Calvia Tate, Nicholas C. Hall, Cornelius Felluowe, Presto. W. Farrar, Edw Jeme r coe, Wm. H. White, Jonhua Bldwin, Wm. C. Tampkins, J. Morgan Hall, John B. Leee. Sidney Johnson, Theo. H. McCaleb. PHIS COMPANY is prepared to entertain L applicatomn for Life Insurance, and iuane Puties, on all sound and healthy White paers at the Tab!e of Rates etanblshed


ocr: UNION HALL STORE. RT HAVE RECEIVED, at er mew e.elader the O.Pelows' Hal, a raspp lydof vW Gad, seletedl with m case is tr e Northern amike caiompu agridsi the hs1ithes set swh kad - -Ei-4as me m sd---:- eaook of Freigp end Demeunti DRY GOODS, a variety d DRESS GOODS, Chris, ad lartbsawmes Headare mand Cat li ad Hldbl Ware Drug.md Yedi. shae., Feints dOild, Groouuea, Carpeting mad Indi Matting. Paper H aad Weindm Sad..s Sadley, Haesm ad Cain, Tolbeo and Cii.N, lkattnero dlo.ý sd Wodea Wares, Powder ad She, Window Gs. lac. We also eap is stae at our warehaure-Stel, Br, Hoop ad Brd IRON; ct and wrought Nailsh Hes. Neas adl Shoes; Whs . I.d, Caste, IAmesed mad Nest.et OILS P ad R.a.; Meamin, Cot udmad c T rr e; Pa. Yn., S.ap and Candls, Chai. Wimse mad LIqges, an dal kin.d baLy P ATION GOOD8 . Wemws apeetig aoey to rein a ariety f ese, Prler GOre ad Fealrs, Hallow WaryY, Bes Coll , Paw"eFanies, ie. WP aetsai d to l a ditace, mad the groatm caen wheli the eeetiem of geeds ued. J.W. i R . TALBOT. October 18,188. 4ea


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ocr: INSURANCE, &c. autual Benelt LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMP. Permanent Fund by Ac of Incorporation Parent Ofce, No. 9 Grasver st. Between Camp and St. Charles, New Orlemss. TRUSTEES: John Hagan. Samuel Stewart, Peter Coney, Jr., G. Strawberge, Robert J. Ward, John S. Allin, Isaae Johnson, Wm. E. Leverieh, Joseph Walker, Edward 8prrow, Mamnsel White, Hr8. m Prrza CoxaRE, JR., Pr. Boa ss Tuars DIRECTORS: Joseph W.Stanton, Joseph Lellaade, John L. Lewis, M. . Cohen, W.M. Goodrich, Gerge W. Smith, J. L. Safarans, R. H. Thera, Calvin Tate, I Nicholas C. Hall, Cornelius Fellowes, Prestos W. Farrar, Fdw Jenner Cole, Was. H. White, Joshua Baldwin, We. C. Tompkiss, J. Morgan Hall, John B. ILee. Sidney Jehnso, Theo. H. McCaleb. rllIIS COMPANY is prepared to etetain A application for Life lasurace, and issue Policies, all sound and healthy White and Ner , at the Table of Rates eta by the Brd, which are less than the ramse charged by New York and Londo offices, and without thea'restriction as to residence in the South. By the charter, dividends of proits are declared amnnally, and the pro6ts draw interest, and can be available at ocme to the extent of two thirds of their amount, where the party has paid his premiums in fall. John Hagan, President of the Company; Preston W. Farrar, Vice President; A. J. ed derburn, x. D., and Thomas Hunt, x.D., Medical Board of Consultation: Harmon Doane, Se .e tary . W. Lyman, Medical Examiner, Frank California Permits are issued to Life Ins rance Members 4t New York and Loadn rates. Prospectus, table of rates. and all information a to Life Insurance, and all papers accessary t". effect Insurance, can be had at the otffice of the agent of the Company at Franklin, Louisiana. In order toaceeommodatoall classes of our cit. zens, young men and mechanics having families dependent w them, the Company will allo. all persomnsi t for hfe, where the premiun amounts to over& 0 per annum. to pay one-hal in cash and one-half a in sa:is'actory endorsed note at twelve months, bearing interest at 8 per cent per anutmn. N. B.-The business of this Cmpany is cor. fiodto LIFE INSURANCE ONLY. B* a resolution ofthe Board, no Fure. River or Marine Risks are taken. t. . McMILLAN, Agent. Aug. 10--ly Cu.rCom Htr.s, Franklin, I.a. SHERiiAN'S Ew rarist? TRUSS WILL Rlr S PEED Y


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ocr: SNION :ALL STORE* HA!bUOCIVED, st ass rw sauu tadiid.F.&wfgap, a ,pp1y of * " ew a baud wikº gvaoi ths Nae~ta "Ibis, aapiiri thmpug athm aria=ass a~ea~ t s~ CA oti it, Biaad Dain DRY ýýB ,.uaatiaa )Bo aSS GOODS, 0 tars Harhaw Hmadtap. aud Cuand, Ti A J HWk Baw Drug. ad S edi eaw. ' ad A1, (iomuei..y urpahg and I1 tti Paper 1 . and Widm 8Piw ddlw HyOam Cum Tobaeo. and CipsuX WW w and Wooden Warr. Pewd r Bret. w U&Wl r, Wa. a m Mesa or uanbmoa-Sgsl, Bar, li. dHai RS., eat daiouh a .h91L Na e ad re; W;Web, Lp Cwt ajR CW: I aadndaa OILS Pitca triMeajib, Carn and1a~i · PasCag Y arn, Sam panr d Cadhin3 ~h4ims Supd LI-aua. mad d Mads of h~an P Ai5TTION GOODS aairCoc ws We ia, .zpeh ahm Hy r, w.4a F r mauiaof , &tm Paula, Grow and Faemu, Hauer W~mnU'ImIsmeCiel, Hay,, CaMran Fahaispra, kct FnANN; 0etoer is, low he


ocr: DENTISTRY. DR.IISADIA FORBES, lks , rseeeatly from St. Loi, may be fnd t Br. sHkakbishe eae, uaMain se, and eCaenakd a atop hour eah dy IdweaM be h py to reeve calls from a who md mieseee. I.e wil risit Ilarrru~ir rlfi W r tie peissh wheitk and beta ens of thate will he aMe t.de to whose who. i :sesue, % New Orleans. "


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ocr: STEAMBOATS, N. O. AND ATTAKAPAS PACKET. (BY SEA.) The new and substantial steam ship JOHN 7MfORRISETT, Hugh Findren, commander, will leave New Orleans foC Attakapas on bAT72R. DA ;, 2d November, poasiirely, and continue in the trade throughout the season. 1t The John Morrisett is an entirely new vessel, built expressly for the Gull trade, and from her staunch build and light draught, is con sidered admirably adapted to that purpose. With strict attention to business, the owners hope to merit a share of public patronage. o17 tf THE STEAMSHIP STAR Will run during the low-water season between New Iberia and New Orleans, making a trip about once in eight days. The Star is a superior sea boat, and is well calculated for this trade. The captain hopes to merit and receive a liberal share of the patronage of the planters of Attaka. pas and the public generally. n28 STEAMBOAT HOUMA. The superior and fst-runaing se steamboat HOUMA, Capt. D. R. Faunsett, will run regularly from Indian Village to St. Martinsville, leaving the former place every Thursday, at 10 o'clock; returning, will leave t. Martinsville every Sun. day, at the same hour. o31 NOTICE. The subscriber continues to con tract for, and furnish as agent for the manufactures Iron and Wood Axletree Cane Carts, Wagons. Light one-horse Carts, Bagasse Carts, Drays, Light one-horse Pleasure Wagons, Calashes anml Iuggies, Plantation iells and other kinds, Plantation Fire E.ngine, double action, Metalic Juice Punmps. &e, &e. JAMES .. SIMMONS, Agent. CABINET MAKING. The undersigned have recently opened a shop on Wdilow street, in this place, for the purpose of I furnishing all descriptions of C(abnet Work. They will be prepared at any time to execute orders at short notice and at reasonable prices. Persons wishing Cabinet Work done on their plantation tay be accommodated by applying at their shop. LOUIS KIHIEL & CO.


ocr: FOR SALE ORRENT PLANTATION FOR SALE. .A~ A Pleaataiom oitoed oa S MLBayou Satl, a mile and a hi. Creom Ccarcine, e.. mia about 160 arpents, is ared for sale at a hargal. There is s good dwelling-hoase, a sew suar house and fixtures, cabm and ocu-btildings m the place, and a line chance for a crop aest year, either for corn or cane. Possessau given ase spring. For terms apply at the oAe of this paper, or on the premies to jyll 6m CHARLES NETTLETON.


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ocr: N. O. AND ATTAKAPAS (BY EA.) The mnw aed substantial hlp JOHN ugh uai Fur, mnM.ander, lmae Nw Omm hw fr Att on SA TUR DAY, d Noemmber, posui*,a , and continue Lhe trade t tb e te .aon. TrB JoM a Moerisee is an enrrely owe.l, beilt for the Gull trade, 6firbeemehb ua d light draught,is coo -idrwed amiably mdmptod {t purpa. e1rie atsi to eim Dth owners hope merit a sheae d pmeis panmRge. o17 tf THE STEfAMSBHIP TAR Will m deurin the eao btwee New Iberia New Odleas, .alking a l.om mn eight drLy.. T Star m a superior- -s beat, and is weDl ele,,.d hr this tunads Te emposi hopeatm o erit and receive a same et thm pemae of te platers of pas the pulie s y.gnm. STEAMBOAT HOUMA. Ti sperior and jsteammboat HOUMA, Capt. .a Fa.ees, well ran eme Idin Village to St. Mniaaville, she rmr plas every Thurday, at 10 returig, will Ieave St. Martisville every s u-o doy, at i h same bor. o31 NOTICE. The subscriber continues to con tract fr, and furnish as agent the maufatures Ires and Wood Azletee Cane Carts, Wagoen, Light one-horse Carts, aBae Carts, Drays, .-t horae Pleasure Wagons, a Boggies, Paatina Bells d other kinds, Plnamatioa Fire Engine, double action, Mesalic Juice Pumps, &c, &c. JAMES S. SIMMONS, Agent. CABINET MAKING. Thea ndersigned have recently pened a shop Wn illow street, th is aor the purpose of nra l an descriptions of Cabinet Work. They i be p ed at any ime to -iers at sheet astes. and at reasusable prices. Pmrsasw wil Cabinet Work does on pastio maoy be aeommodnetd by applying


ocr: UNION EALL STORE. SRAVE RECEIVED, at arw eaore, under the Odi-P.low' Half, a imapply of - Good., elesd with srt ec in the Nortas m.rkets, ouompsiug me owig with other articles not mumerated - A gs stock d For.a.gn nd Demaeic DRY GOODS, a nvariety d DBRESS GOODS, m's Clothing. Elts sad Caps. Boet. sad SheIsr Trun, esks and B tatiisa Gla sad Eathswra,, Hardware_ and Cs,., sad ,a.T War.. , Dreugs,.-a as, Paints. sad COr, , arpti ad d n,, a -.,,. Pea Hp and Wipd,, w .m,. T, H , Takeso sad Cigas and Wd.s Ptwdi ut Sbo, Wisdom Gha Otis. aso he. is o esr at wdines-ess a Bar, Hearsp sd ead IRON; s;t sd Nais- and Sho;rnl Se r i Cast,, Lisnmdanalba OILS: Eiqe.rs, ad a hi.-s of v P AATI DS. We s apretig sutll b rdy t resaive a variy of Bu. Pale, Graow and Fader, 11.5w StBum Cal, Ray, Cainet Fmine, &e. Wr Obse ettsadd to lies a chre, ad the ge.t we k.. the ashosiem of goods Fn 1J." W. . E. TALBOT..


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ocr: INSURANCE, &C. EIut"al Bendlt LIFE AND IfkE INSURANCE COMP Permanent Fund by Act of Incorporatiom $900,000. Parent O ceM, No. 94 Gravier t. Between Camp and SL Charles, New Orleans. TR USTEKS: John Hagan, Samuel Stewart, Peter Conrey, Jr., O. Strawbrdge, Robert J. ard, John S. Alliom. Isaac Johason, W.. E. Lever."h, Joseph Walker, Edward Surow, MaMnsei White, Hery S. Bwi . PETER COO.RE, JL, Prt .o. . tigs. DIRECTORS: Joseph W.Stanton, Joseph Lell.ds, Joh L. L ewis, M. M. Cohen, W. M. Goodrich, GJeore W. Semith, J. L. Satra., I Thores Calvin Tate, I Niehohlas C. Hal, Coarmlius Fellows, Prsum. W. Farrr, Edw Jeaer Coze, WmIL White, Joshua BMwin, I Wae. C. Tampiae, J. m u oe Hall, John B. Lae. SidneJohr Theo. H. MeCaklhb. T R IS COMPANY Is peparep d tolaeutaim S1 application for Life Iasurane, sad ian Policies, on all onad and bealthy White peo a4 N roue, at the Table of Rates est..-ishe r the whrd ch are lb esshan the rates Woy Negrark and Loud.. oacs, and witbhout their resrictio a to residence in the Sooth. By the charter, dividends of proats are declared annually, and the proits draw interest, acan be available at once to the extent of twc at their aonnt, where the party has paid his premiums in full John Hagan, President d the CompIny; Preston W. Farrar, Vice President; A. J. ed . , , and Thoums Hust, a. ., Medical Board o Commsuhation; Harmon Dosse, Secrr J. W. Lyman, Medical Examiner, Frank 01 Calornia Permits are iassued to Life Inmu Snce Members at New York and Lo dna rte table of rates, and all i·fo.ratione a to Life Insurance, and all papers ncesary to effect Iasurance, can be bhad at the eice of the agent of the Company at Franklin, Luisiana. In order toaccommodatoall ciasee our eiti rena, young men and mechanics having families dependent upon them, the Company will allow all persons insuring for life, where the premium amounts to over .50 per annnm, to pay one-hat a in cash and one-half a in satisfactory endorsed note at twelve months, bearing nteest at 8 per cent. pr annm. N. B.-The business of this Company is cnn flined to LIFE INSURANCE ONL. By a resolution of the Board, n Fire, River or Marm. Risks are taken. R. N. MeMILT.AN, Agent. Aug. 10-ly Custm House, Franklin, La. t. s *e.-gd'ed lst-. .. M a ate J , ..M SSHERMIAN'S


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place_of_publication: Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]

publisher: Wm. P. Bradburn


ocr: Nos. 81 and 83 Common st., between St. Charles st. and Hewlett" s Exchange, new orleaks. orleaks. I MARSH, DEN>1 AN & CO., • ( successors to RALPH, MARSH Co.,) keep constantly on hand a general assortment of C airiages , from the best manufactories iu the Uni ted States , and are receiving weekly by the New York packets , fresh supplies from their manufac tory in New Jersey . Their stock is at all times I« rtre and ample , numbering from 100 to 150 Car riages . ot the most improved stylo and patterns for city and counliy use . For prices and quality purchasers are particularly invited to call aud e * aimne , and judge for themselves . mb27


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ocr: Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, Wholesale Retail, No. 169 Race street, Philadelphia; No. Greenwich street, New York, and No. 198 Tre mont street, Boston. t2Pnov jan9 RICHARDS' DRUG me r si s .M.w AiauMCBJras. THE subscriber has opened a Drug Store in Plaqucmine, near Mr. Beck's Tailor Shop. Planters and others ivill find here every thing in the Drug line, as good and cheap as in the city. Every thing has been selected with care in the New York market, and warranted fresh aivd genuine. From his long experience in the business, he hopes to merit the confidence and patronage of the public. All the usual variety of PRELERVES, PERFUMERY AND CONFECTION A II Y. always on hand. Call and see. tel A. E. RICHARDS. Magasin de Medcciiics. IE soussigné vient d'ouvrir tit^e Magasin de Médecines dans la maison de Mr. Beek, vis-à-vis lft maison on setient la Cour de Dis dans la ville de Plaquemine. Les habitans dans son etablisseement toutes sor de Drogues et Medeeines à aussibon marché d'aussi bon qualité qu'à la Nouvelle Orleans. assortiment ayant été très recemment choi avec beaucoup de soitt ù New Vork. Perfumerie , Cangsues, Comfitures, Sucres, Thés, Vin d'Aporlo, Cornichons, San ces, Epices de Unîtes sortes. Avec beaucoup d'autres articles qui se ven chez les epiciers. ocl A. E. RICHARDS.


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ocr: JS4ÎW AOYEUTISEMEÎÏTS. SEW OKLGAXS CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE, 113 Gravier and 13 lis âoii -sts., (Opposite the St. Charles Ilote!,) Carriages and Harness Of every description always on hand. Also, a complete assortment of COACH TSÎÏMJBÏ.'VGS. PREMIUM HAT STOKE, 30 Canal. HITS AX I) CAPS, 1 PARIS MANUFACTURE. H-i Just received direct from Paris, an ele* gant assortment of extra .TEole.ttkin, Hungarian, Planters, and Cloth, Youths' Hats, Silk, Ye! vet and Fancy Caps, per ship New England. F. DEGEN. nov30 3\v It. HALL & CO. « I, X. » E R S ç . No. 4§ Canal st., Orleans. Kl.l.PS 011 hand a pmeral assortment of all kinds of Lookit'g-t«lasses; Looki tig-Glass Plates; Picture Glass, all size.«; Window Glass, do; (■old Leaf; Dentists'Gold and Tin Foil; Portrait a nd Picture Frames; Ai lists'Colours and Brushes; Canvass in rollauJ in jtretclier: Tassells Cord,& c. Poriraii and Pictuie Frames of every description, made lo order, and re-gilding of all kinds done in the best mannet. Prints, Maps, &c. mounted and varnished. A'so. Oil Pictures cleaned and var nished. and all things connected with our busi ness done in the best manner. nov30


ocr: . partnership Kotice. THE nadêrsigned, having associated with him iii business, on Bayou Grosse Tete, his brother, JAME S HERVEY JOHN STON S thästyle of the firm will hereafter be that of JOHNSTOy BROTHERS. He takes this opportunity to tender his thanks, to the citizens of Grosse T^e for the very liberal or the new icits a continuation of the concern. , selâtt niEODORE JOf


ocr: MM Pf ,AI *TE »S' HOTEL. The undersigned, hhriag hs&ed from F . N. Bissell, Esq., the House in this place known as the Planters' Hô tel, will take pleasure in waiting upon those who may favor thenl with patronage .—. The house has undergone thorough repair ; tho furniture is mostly new; and the table will be supplied with the best that the market affords. BURDEN & JOHNSTON Plaqueinine, Sept. 1, 1849.-B5tf


ocr: THE SPIRIT Ci 1 PROGRESS. The gloomy night is breaking! ^ E'en flow the sunbeams rest, With a faint yet cheering radiance, On the hill-tops of the West, TIm * mists are slowly rising From the valley and the plain, And a spirit is awakening That shall never sleep again-. And yo may hear that listen, The spirit's cheering song, That surges like the ocean, With its solemn bliss along. "Ho! can we stay the rivers, Or bind the wings of Light, Orbring back to the morning The old departed night? •Nor shall we check its impulse* Nor stay it for an hour, Until earth's groaning millions Have felt its healing power!" That spirit is Progression, In the vigor of its youth; The foeman of Oppression, And its armer is the Truth. Old Error with his legions Must fill beneath its wrath; Nor blood, nor tears, nor anguish, Will mark its brilliant path. But onward, upward, Heavenward, The spirit still will soar, Till Peace and Love shall triumph, And Falsehood re ign no more.


ocr: Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, Wlioles&Ie and Retail, No. 169 Race street, Philadelphia; No. 388 Greenwich street, New York, and No. 198 Tre mont street, Boston- täOnov jan9 KICHARDS' DRUG STORE. Olivas ./.vö .vLUJOMCMJr-tiS. * THE subscriber has opened a Drii«? Sror«' in Plaquemine, ne^r Mr. Beck's Tailor Shop. Planters and others will find here every thing iu the Drug line, as good and cheap as in the city. Every thing has been selected with care in the New York market, and warranted fresh and genuiiu'. From.his long experience in the business, ho hopes to merit the eonfideneç and patronage of the public. All the usual variety of PRELERVES. PERFUMERY AXD CONFECTION A It Y, ahvavs on hand. Call and see. tel " A. E..RICIIARDS.


ocr: BBUCS .SJflf THE subscriber has opened a Drag Store in Plaquemine, near Mr. Beck 's Tailor Shop. Planters and others will find here every thing in the Drug line, as good and cheap as in the city. Every thing has been selected with care in tlii! New York market, and warranted freah and genuine. From his long experience in the business, he hopes to merit the confidence and patronage of the public. All the usual variety of PRELERVES, PERFUMERY AND CONFECTION' A R Y, always on hand. Call and see." tel A. E. RICHARDS.


ocr: PLASTERS' HOTEL. The undersigned, having leased from F. N. Bissell, Esq., the House in this place known as the Planters' Ho tel, will take pleasure in waiting upon those who may favor them with patronage.— The house has undergone thorough repair ; the furniture is mostly new; and the table will ba supplied with the best that the market affords. BURDEN & JOHNSTON Plaquemine, Sept. 1, 1849.-sötf


ocr: r Etat de la Louisiane — Paroisse d'Iberville. Vente de Succession. I7*N vertu d'un décret 3e l'Hon. Cour du 6me -J District de l'Etat de la Louisiane, en et fjur la Paroisse d'Iberville, à moi adressé, exposerai en vente publique, au plus offrant et dernier enchérisseur, __ LUNDI le 9 de Janvier 1851, les propriétés ci-après décrites, appartenant aux successions de feu Antoine Dupuy et sori t Epoute Sophie Daigle , savoir : !o Une Habitation ou Morceau de Terre"


ocr: undersigned has just received direct from the North, and has now opened at the « MAMMOTH STORE, Opposite the Planters' 1 Hotel, corner of Plaquemine and Frcml streets, largest and best assorted stock of Goods ever offered in this market. His stock will con in part of the following articles, viz: I»ry Good*. and English colored and black Merinos; and colored Cashmeres; and colored Bareges and Muslin de Laines; figured Satin de Clqpp and Water and f Silks; Lawn, Swiss Muslins, Jaconet do.; and Inserting* of all descriptions; and whit» silk Laces; French and American Prints; French and American Ginghams; Taffeta and Gauze Ribbons; Black plaid Alpacas, Embroidered de Laines, colored: Silk and Cashmere Shawls; Black and white Kid Gloves; (Alexander's best:) Worsted, Black La e, colored embroidered filet Gloves. Colored silk and pearl silk Gloves; Linen cambric, silk and cotton Hdkfs: Muslin- Cuffs and Collars, Valois, Neck Ties; Embroidered Filet Scarfs, Irish Linens, Black Silk Visits, &c. Of Plantation Goods, 2Q00 pieces negro Jeans and Linseys; 15 bales French and Matsinac Blankets; 20 do. 7-8 and 4-4 Osnaburgs; Of Groceries, &c., 30 barrels bleached whale Oil; 25 do. Lard Oil; White Lead in f, J and whole packages; Linseed and Castor Oils; Spts. Turpentine; Flour, Pork, Coffee, \Y hiskey, Äic.; 10 doz. Sugar House Lamps; 100 kegs best Boston Nails. A large supply of Horse Collars, Hames, Cart Saddles, Breeching and Blind Bridles. A large assortment of HARDWARJÊ —con sisting of Cutlery, Cooper's and Carpenter's j Tools, Collins' Axes, X cut Saws, &c. Also, Ail Descriptions of Iron and Steel. A full assortment of Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats. Crockery of all Kind«. In short there is nothing in the Dry Goods, Hardware, Grocery and Provision line, which will not be kept constantly on hand; and ha ving selected his stock himself with care, in the New York, Boston and Philadelphia mar kets, and having bought mostly for cash, chal lenges the town to give the public better goods or bargains. s5tf THEODORE JOHNSTON. CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. EQ;Hi TJIOMAS BRADY, Chartres st. DRY GOODS-- Opening of the Fall Trade. I7WERY variety of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, comprising all the new designs in Li Fancy Goods, together with the best and most approved Staple and Domestic Manufac tures, are now being offered considerably lower than our usual uniform low prices. A full assortment of children's, misses and boys' half hose; Infants' Vigonia bootees, Saxony boots; McGregor, Mcintosh, aud Mclvor plaid socks, for children; Kid, wooleu, silk, net and lace gloves. Shawls. Cashmere and Lyons shawls; Woolen shawls in all styles; Fancy plaid and Highland Tartan shawls; Plain black and colored merino shawls; Very heavy silk fringed merino shawls; Plain and embroidered, very rich Canton crape shawls, deep fringes. These goods vary from $10 to $ 150. * White and black lace and Hernani silk slils; Barege and mouseline de laine shawls; Lambswool plaid shawls. Iiinens and Domestics. 50 pieces super 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 LINEN SHEETINGS. These goods are pure flax, and fully guarantied. 18 boxes—638 pieces—4-4 IRISH LINENS.— Having imported these goods direct from the Irish factories, we offer them confidently as to purity of material and durability. Extra fine and super fronting linens; 40 to 60 inch pillow case lines; 6-4.7-4, 8-4 and 10-4 Ilambro damask; Star, dotted and seed pattern, very fine damask; Every size in double damask cloths; Damask napkins, 5-8, 3-4 and 7-8, all qualities; Huckabacks, French colored bordered towels; 5-8 and 3-4 Scotch diapers, birdseye diapers, crash Burlaps, a»d every descriptiou of towels; 2 cases heavy Scotch linens; All brands in American bleached goods; Very fine English-long cloths, very cheap: New York and old York Mills bleached sheetings; Bleached and unbleached Canton flannels; Cottonades, hickory stripes, Marlborough stripes, tickings, linseys and kerseys; 6-4,7-4, 8-4,10-4 and 12-4 bleached and unbleach ed sheetings; Lancaster, toilet, imperial and parti-colored and in all sizes; Flannels and Rlankets. Crib, cot and steamboat blankets; Vory fine ribbon bound Bath blankets! Extra heavy soft wool whipped blaukets; Fine French heavy blankets All styles in Mackinaw and mock Mackinaw, FOR PLANTERS; A full assortment of superfine rose blankets; Two bales, all qualities, real Welsh flannels.— These goods are fullyfguarantied not to shrink. Fine 3 4, 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 Rogeis' patent flannels; Super and extra fine silk warp flannels; Yellow, red, green and blue flannels", Prints, Ac. Merrimack, Cocheco and Fall River calicoes; 4-4 real English calicoes; 7-8 clouded ground real English calicoes; 4- French calicoes; 4-4 Turkey red calicoes; Buff, blue and red curtain cambrics; Furniture prints; real English do.; Damask moreens; watered moreens; aud all styles of FURNISHING GOODS, together with a full stock of Haberdashery. Comprising—Buttons, pins, tapes, needles, atalute galloons, spool cottons, all makes; linen threads, stay bindings, gimps, fringes, hooks and eyes, sewing silks, cotton cords, linen braids, silk braids, silk and cot ton stay laces, linen stay laces, to gether with an endless stock of small wares. Plain and Fancy Silks silks; Rich watered and striped Poult de soie; Heavy lustre, black Mattioni Siu.ill check?, in changeable glacé silk«; Rich detached, figured and satin striped silks; Very heavy corded and chiné gros d'Afrique; liieh colors in glacé and chiné silks; Very rich plain aud watered silks; Rich black Baietheasand Anniese?; A few cases of double Damascene Louis XIV Bro cades. These goods, being inimitable, are ve ry choice .-Mid scarce. Plain Florences, in all colors—sky, ciimson, green, cherry, white and pink; Sky, crimson, green, clierry, white and pink plain satins; Blue and white, purple and white, black and white, chocolate and white, and rich crimson and white Foulard silks; Cashmeres and Muslin de Laines. Satin striped and plaid, rich printed cashmeres Detached figure and polka spot cashmeres; Trail pattern and mingled figured cashmeres; White star pattern on ^juu ground; All varieties in ponceau an(fl9ise ground cash meres; Plain scarlet, blue, green, cherry, mazarine blue, pink and royal purple cashmeres; Duplicate colors in mouseline de laines; - or full yard wide Swiss de laines; All styles in printed de laines; Changeable cashmeres, in every variety of color; Plain and changeable alpacas aud Lyonese cloths, in all colors; Embroidered Velvet Cloaks and Mantles. These Goods arc unusually rich. Fmbroidered and plain merino cloaks and mantles; Changeable embroiderèd and changeable silk man tles. Embroidered and Lace Goods. Mecklin and lloniton lace capes; Aplfique work lace capes, new styles; Trimmed Aplcqne lace capes, double bows; Ve»y rich black lace capes; Same goods richly trimmed, double bows; Puff lace sleeves, all styles; Plain Mecklin and Honiton lace sleeves, all styles; Valencienue trimmed sleeves; Plain cambric chemisettes and luanchettes; Ruffled edged and trimmed cambric do.; Fine French worked collars; Scotch and Swiss worked collars; Richly embroidered French cambric handkerchiefs; Very handsome scolloped edge handkerchiefs; All prices in plain tape bordered handkeichiefs; Plaid and riviere bordered handkeichiefs; Music riviere and hem-stitch handkerchiefs; Golden flag bright linen bordered handkerchiefs; Grass linen handkerchiefs, superior quality; 11 boxes —G30 dozen—linen cambric handkerchiefs from 75 cents to §1 50 a dozen; ] 10 noxes —50 dozen—corded bordered linen cam bric handkerchiefs—$3 per dozen; Rich Mecklin and Valencienue laces; Honiton and rich pillow laces; Brussels and English thread laces; All qualities and makes in thread edgings and in sertings; Worked Swiss edgings and insertings; Worked jaconet and mull do.; Valenciennes, Mecklin and English thread edgings; Lisle, Ashburtou and fancy Saxony edgings and sprigged laces; New pattern, dotted; Plain and figured hobbinets, for capes; 4-4,5-4 and 6-4 plain queen's nett; 4-4,5 4 and 6-4 plain blond do. Ribbons. Bonnet, cap and belt ribbons; Plain satin and lutestring ribbons; Narrow fancy neck do.; Velvet and Terry velvet do.; Narrow galloons and bindings. Hosiery. dozen very superior English cotton hose, all qualities; Mixed and mode colored cotton hose; Black, Moravian and Ingrain cotton hose; Pearl and China heavy silk hose; Black, worsted and Vigonia hose; White merino and lamb's wool hose; Mode color Vigonia and merino hose; Mode and fancy colored cotton hose; Very superior black spun silk hose; Extra fine Cashmere black and colored hose; Mourning Goods. Black bombazines, alpacas and Orleans, extra fine; Black mousseline de laines, black bareges, all qua lities; Black silks, widows' silks, lace veils and hdkfs; Black embroidered cambric handkerchiefs; Black printed bordered handkerchiefs; Black and white lawns; black and white calicoes; English clouded calico; black and white chiné gin fhams; 0 and wh te shepherds' plaid ginghams; Black crape, black Ariopbaries and widows' ca White crape and Ariophanes; black silk lulle; Real Lodi plaiu black calicoes, etc etc. THOMAS BRADY, 22 Charlies at. n


ocr: COOPERAGE, The undersigned would res pectfully inform the public that ^„jne has established a Cooperage in the town of Plaquemine, on the lot lately occupied by Mr. John Solomon. He will al ways keep on hand the best of materials tor every description of work, which will be expe ditiously executed. He solicits orders from planters, which will be promptly filled, and warranted. myl6 ly PHILIP HEELEIN.


ocr: New Wheat Flour. CHOUTEAU'S Brand, St Louis, io barrels and half barrels, for sale for cash only. jv27 BISSELL & SCI


ocr: CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. mm* SIGN or tbi „ GOLDEN HORSE No. M® a&sîâSfSO MAGAZINE ST. S Where iho Large Hons >* .standa ia ® the doar. S them to buy toportsd bf PURCHASERS may rely ou getting Goods at the very fewest prices k is possible for t a t, as our assortment w ene of the largest in the United Slates, all roanu&etured or ii ourselves. It comprises— SADDLERY, HARNESS, SADDLERY WARE, TRUNKS SADDLERY MATERTALS, LEATHER Ac Leather, India Rubber Gin awl Mill Bands, and India Rubber Goods utnerallu MASONIC I O O. F. AND SONS OF TEMPERANCE


ocr: Nos. 81 and 83 Common st., between St. Charles st. and Hewlett s Exchange, HEW ORLEANS. keep constantly on hand a general avortment of Cairiages, from tha best manufacturées in the Uni> ted Sûtes, and are receiving weekly, by the New York packets, fresh supplies from their manufac tory in New Jeraey. Their stock is at all times large and ample, numbering from 100 to 150 Cat« riages, of tbe moat improved stylo and patterns, for city and country ose. For prices and quality, purchasers are particularly invited to call aud ex amine, and judge for themselves. mh27 MARSH, DENMAN * CO


ocr: b 1 S S S 9 1 S BO HUMBUG. 1AM not selling off at 30 per cent below cost, but in consequence of being obliged to remove my Stock of Grôds at the time of the landslide here, and having no convenient place to eXpoee them for sale until now, I have a larger stock on hand, than I wish to have at this season of the year, and will sell thematgreatlyreducedprices. Mr assortment is large, and prices such as cannot fail to satisfy the closest buyer. » 0C7~I will not be imderwldtby any house in town. THEODQÄE JOHNSTON, Comer Bank and Mam sts. Plaqoemine, December 7th, 1850. LRDUIC, »Û fttjrtf. JEKja proctor, 1 of Royal and Canal sts., New Orlsans


ocr: ZARATIN & CO., GENERAL DEALERS; Ho. 30* Poydras Street, New Orleans. mh91y


ocr: MrWi m 5% . i WHS •«tas SIGN OF TUB GOLDEN HORSE HEAD, L No. 0, MAGAZINE ST. via 'Nefc>»©flesn3. all f. «3 r. * :\SÄ \ s. wsrwwwsÄ.H' J ~ SM es« ao yiB zn O c a c fc O u] «So Where the L arge Home '■* glanda in ^ 3» the dour. ^ y ? EXTWSWt JJgj» mwih PURCHASERS may rely 011 getting Goods at the very lowest prices it is possible for them to buy at, as our assortment is one of the largest iu the United Slates, all niaiitifucttired or imported by ourselves. It comprises— SADDLERY, HARNESS, SADDLERY WARE. TRUNKS, SADDLERY MATERIALS, LEATHER. Ac. Leather, India Rubber Clin aud Mill Bunds, arid India liubbcr Goods generally. MASONIC, I. O. O. F. AND SUNS OF TEMPERANCE REGALIA, JEWELS, (O*Look for the large Horse standing in tho door. otIOly TO PURC HASERS OF CLOT HING, &C. ALFRED MUNROE & CO'S. ©ne ftrtce Stove, NO. 31 nACiAZIÜE STREET, W 11 ™ 1 ,; TS.'S A fo "" d th ® 'fsesi and best assortment of Clothing of every description in NLW ORLEANS. At this establishment every article is offered at the lowest price at which it can be sold, and no reduction can in any instance be made. Purchasers, whether they are good or bad judges of Goods, may restassured of obtaining every article at the very lowest price, without the trouhle of beating down, or the fear of being cheated. have but ono price for Goods, and that invariably is the lowest in the city. Onr stock of Clothing and Fur nishing Goods is now very large, comprising a very full assortment.. All made in the latest and best manner, and warranted in every respect. Coats. Black and colored cloth Dress Coats, Black and colored cloth Frock Coats Black and colored cloth Sack Coats, Cashmere and Tweed Sack Coats, Tweed business Coats, Overcoats—all descriptions. Sack Coats, Crotm and Alajiaca Sacks, Sacks ami Coatees, Sacks and Frocks, Pant«. Cassimcre Pants, Doeskin Pants, Cassimcre Pants, Satinet Pants, Tweed Pants, Pants. drap d'ete Pants, Merino Pants, Drill Pants, Check Pants. Linen Drill Pants, Nantocn Pants, "Vests. Cashmere Vests, Satin Vests, Silk and Satin Vesta, Black Embroidered Vests, Fancy Velvet Vests, $ 10 00 <0-25 00 , 12 00 to 25 00 10 00 to 16 00 6 50 to 10 00 6 50 to 10 00 4 00 to 15 00 5 00 to 15 00 4 50 to 7 00 11) 00 to 15 00 lUUOto 15 00 £. r ) 00 to 7 00 6 00 to 10 00 4 00 to 7 50 3 00<a 4 00 3 00 to 4 00 1 50 to 2 50 5 0(1 to 7 00 3 00 to 4 00 2 00 to 5 00 2 00 to 2 50 3 0U to 5 00 at 3 50 £2 50 to 7 00 3 50 to 5 00 2 50 to 6 00 at 8 00 5 00 to 9 00 From G ot. Tucker, For the benefit of suffering humanity, as well as act of justice to Dr. SAMUEL GILBERT, 1 the following statement:—Than in Juno last Gold and Silver Figured Vests, Best H'hite Marseilles Vests. Best colored Marseilles Vest*, Best buff Cashmere Vests, Rich light Silk Vests, Rich light Chalks Vests, Best Black Silk Velvet Vests, BOYS CLOTHING OF 4 60to 8 SO »00 to 000 «50 to 6 00 350 te tOO 4 50 to 6 00 U50fo 400 5 00(o TOO ALL KINDS. Shirts, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Ac. Ac. Superfine all linen Shirts—stitched bo e $ T S ' »«• ,• - *3 50^4 50 Superfine Musltn Shirts—linen bo* soms and Collars, 1 00 to 8 75 French Gingham and calico Shirts; Hickory check and Negro Shirts; Merino, Flannel, Gauze, Broten, Whit» und Pink Undershirts and Drawers; Silk Undershirts and Drawers; Very rich styles Fancy Cravats; Italian and French Black Silk Cravats, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs; Linen Border Hundkcrchi'fs; Linen and silk Gloves; Black kill Gimtes; Cotton, Merino unti Linen Half Hosts Silk and Gingham Un,brellqji. Sfc. S(t. A lso —TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPKTBAGä. INDIA RÜBKER CLOTHING »fall kinds. ALFRED MUNROE & CO., janO ly 34 Mâoizma 8t. Welsh Slates, FOR Roofiing, Pavements, Gutters. Ridges. Edgings for Garden Walks. Ac., English Tilo for Ridges, Dutch Tile for Puveinuiits, I'iro Tile and Fire Brick.


ocr: THE NEW OBLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, —DIRECTED BY MRS. VAN Transferred to PL A Q UEMINE, Parish Iberville, La..., will be open for the recep tion of Boarders and Day Scholars on the 10th February, prox. MRS. VAN NOOTEN, having from Europe, and completed lier arrange ments for attaching permanently to her insti tution teachers in every way competent and ac complished, respectfully solicits patronage her establishment. Parents and guardians requested to visit the spacious and buildings, to which, at the request of several of the gentlemen referred to below, the insti tution has been removed. For further information, Mks. Vas Nootek begs leave to refer to her Prospectus, (to bo found at the Institute and at the principal book stores in New Orleans,) or to the following gentlemen : In Plaquemine. It New Orleans. W. E. Edwards , Esq., Rev. D. Neville, Dr. Ch. Clemeht, Alfred Hennen , Esq., Zenon Labauve , Esq., James Roeb , Esq., H. C. Cam mack . Esq., feb0 Feed. Frey , Esq. Mrs. Van Nooten hastens to contradict the report which has been spread, that she does not receive young children. Pupils of every age are received at trie Seminary. To avoid any future misrepresentations in regard to her terms. Mrs. Vnti Nooten has concluded to publish the same, as following— BOARDERS, Payable Quarterly in Advance. For board and general instruction in • English and Ficuch. and all tho ne» cessa r y branches, including needle and fancy work, .Music, Singing, Drawing and Painting, Dancing, three mojiths in the year, Washing. day scholars. General Instruction in English. French, and all necessary branches, including needle and fancy work, (according to the ago of the pupils,) §10. $>5 and $>0 per m. N. B. Vacations ol two weeks each will be gi in July nnd during the fete days. Boarders remain if desired. $20 per m. 8 '• e. •' fi " 6 " I 50"


ocr: FRESH Herta and Tn«mp»onian Medietas«, jo* received from th» Nortliern Shakers, for sale at ^ jan6 RICHARD'S Drug Store. VERMIFÜÖE —Jayne's Tonic, Fahn atock's, CaMdian, Dead Shot, formale at e!2 15ÏCHARDS' Drvg Store.,


ocr: Wright's Indian Vegetable £!'% Wholesale and Retail, No. 169 Race street, Ph.la.lelph a No SSÖ Greenwich street, New York, and Ne ^ ^ Jje mont street, Boston. RICHARDS' DRUG STORE. ItMttJliS ,f.rD MtiOMCIJYBd. THE subscriber has opened a Drug Store in Plaquemine, near Mr. Beck's Tailor Shop. Planters and others will find here every thing in Ae Drug line, as good and cheap as in the eity. Every thing has been selected with care in the New York market, and warranted fresh and genuine. From his long experience in the business, he hopes to merit the confidence and patronage of the public. All the usual variety of PRELERVES, PERFUMERY AND CONFECTION AR Y, always on hand. Call and see. tel A. E. RICHARDS. Magasin de Medeeines.


ocr: COUR DU 6me DISTRICT, Paroisse d'I berville, Etat de la Louisiane. François Boon vs. Veuve Edouard Bossié. No. 292. En vertu d'un writ de Fi. Fa. a moi addreF sé par l'Hon. la susdite Cour dans la cause ci dessus intitulée et numerotée, J'exposerai en veute publique au plus offrant et derniere en chérisseur, SAMEDI le 4 de Janvier, 1850, a 10 heures, A. M. a la maison de cour de la dite paroisse,tous les droits, titres et intérêts de Veuve Edouard Bossié, en et a la propriété ci-apres decrite, savoi r : Une certaine negrer se nommée HENRIETTE, âgée d'environ 18 ans, saisi pour satisfaire le jngement et les frais dans la cause ci-dessus. Conditions comp tant. JOS. H. ERWIN, Deputy Sherif. Paroisse d'Iberville ce 1er Décembre 185o


ocr: New Orleans and Opelousas Packet. The good, safe steamer ANNA, J as . J ohnston , Master, will leave New Orleans every Wednesday at 12 o'clock M., qfi will arrive at Plaquemine on Thursday at 5 o'clock, A. M. Returning, wiil leave Opelousas on Sundays at 10 o'clock A. M., and arrive at Plaquemine on Mondays at 2 o'clock P. M. The ANNA will land regularly at Plaque mine, and all business entrusted to her will be strictly attended to. For further information, ap ply on board or to J. M. JOHNSTON <fe CO., * je I No. 2Frout Levee, New Orleans.


ocr: CLOTHING!! 13 Camp.] M. Harnett, [13 Camp. HAS now on hand and is constantly receiving an immense stock of Ready Made Clothing. All of which being made up at his Factory in New York, enables him to sell as cheap as any other es« tabliehment of the kind in the south. O*Country Merchants will find it to their advantage to give him a call. M. BARNETT, oc24 13 Camp st,