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FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAkANCES.
May &, ls39.

ie5ss+st33 May Il, le'i!
Ship Commerce. jsli1ss, for -ss,asii..asssIpha.
NE Comcy CO
Ship Reuowu, Snow, for Philadephn,
N r Comey
brig Mercis Marge, for csdiz, Jkoberts a
.Srhy Dolphin. Kemp, for NaamoraH, d Goldsmith
Achr Naind, Collins, for Galveston, Master
" Schr Em lem, Kenney for Matnmoras, DGolhsmith
q Ethr Creole, CUrmier, for Vera Cruz, JCoshy
ARRIVALS.
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Tow Grampus Morrison. from tho passes having
ship Nashville brig Charles Joseph ana schr Nile.
turned 10 The city with ship Edmund Perkins sehs sabna
Sassus and Peru Left the bar the eth NJ Reports
] ship Austeriilz n T. bar. 9 hries in the river
Ship Edmund Perkins lngersol, from Liverpool 7th Mar
I 60 s Heath
Schr sabina. Moore from Havana, ls inst. Grooming
y q
Schf Cassius, Pestly, from Mob lie. to Master.
Brig Sparks. Riebs is days from New York, Master
Schs Peru Allen. days from Ne~buryport to Master
{ Siesnar Norma. Hnyeo od, from Paquemnr.
Steamer Little Red. Kennedy. from st Louis.
& Stssmes Gen Gaines Bocgs from Louisville.
Steamer Alex Porter Dorsey, from st Martinsville.
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FOR NEW YORK.

Holmes Line of Packets.
Regular Packets-,o sail of 18th May.
Fl The coppered and copper fastened pack
EM ship ARKANSAS, y $ Dennis master,
aAAAg having part of her cargo engaged will sail!
with prompt desputc For the BALANCE of freight or
passage, having superior accommodations with stue
rooms, apply the captain board, two tiers below
the Vegetable Market or 10 A COHEN,
apl 80 No 90 Common st
FOR HAVRE.
Fl The A and fast sailing ship NORTH
EMN> AMERICA, Captain Heath, will have des-
.S& patch. For freight or passage, applyto
ap 80 l. II GALE, 90 Common s,
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HAY-IO0 bales Northern, landing from brig Alice
L Il. opposite post No |, second municipality, and
for sale by SHALL & BROWN, -.
april "a So Magazine street
Il ARD & FLOUR-500 kegs superior leaf lard nni
~ $50 hhls flour, landing this day from steamer Per.
sun fer sale by STETSON & AVERY,
n24 So Gravier st
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---l9--F FOR SALE-to clio sc Concern.
n One third Of tlis bsrque MARINE, nav
,d9M ling oil the opposite side Of the river. Said
1xA&2K ha,aue il staulich and well found in every
yeSpect. Apply to BAILEY g. MARCY, or
a ,rsy l. IA GALE
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FOR NEW YORK.
Fl The A packet ship IiILAH Capt Ham
MN mond will have despatch. For freight or
80 passage having geod Recommendations; apply
on board orpoge the Vegetable market OF to
mv7 : /. Up WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
r. the "A and fast sailing ship MARY.
,aN LAND, Capt. Berry, will have immediate de,
Ak3S spa,ch. Forheisht Of $50 bales, Or passage
.,,niv fo 80 l. L GALE,
,r.vI 90 Common st
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: m AMDt,KTIN -lUO boxes in store for sale By
y u29 A TRIER, 81 G,uyier q
STATE OF LOUlSiANA.-rarish Court for the
- Parish md City Of New Otleans.-present the
Honorable Charles Muurain, Judge. 4.
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LNRENCH Playing Cards-Just raceiysd from New
Il York, full groce OF very superior double head
Cards, for sale by dozen or sroce by
DAVID FELT Il Co, N S,aiioners' Hall,
apr3 "a Chartres ST
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- n9 - - :. " En, .. 1-a-.s- =
STATE OF LOuiSiANh.-larshCn Court Tor the
- Parish md Chy OF New p.'ea"s-l'ese" '"0
Honorable Cl'ur'es N""'''n '"'sa mi, o7,h ,gse-
NJ ,,,-. NJ nh, 90 IL. C,cd;,ors
~ NO. '.ntc NJ. Da'ys" w. ~. ,;,;nas 80 h.rehy
accepted ny the court Tor tue penen " ,n S..I.
tors, and 1t IS ordered ma! meeting " shu teIo
H." u. ,s uni, Jov If Mnv no ri then and there to
Jeliberntr m the affairs Of the petitioner, and in tho
"n,;o Mi n,nce.dng ngeins his noper,y and per-
son are ste yen' - 10 luIulo' ot"el.u VIC" ~, hnS.
NaF"eV'' Esq ~ apPSn,ea " "f' ~
creditors. By order Of Court, !, -, ,o,o
wv,N ! :, nWMAND PiTOT, Clerk.
'nuH ~ - Nv. - = -
| 1NTAI DE Ia LOUiSANE-Couf 90 TnIo'sss
! -! - po" IT, Ia p" a,s "ha,,.s ,,nr.;n Imas
''s'''' "o"'''''o o""''N' hvr;l.7 1879
| nst"s', sS"'' F..
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B A z A A R .

OUTER. so kegs Goshenl'utter, landing and for sale
d 81 S aud J PWlIITNEY, IS Camp st
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THERRIES--. o boxes cherries IN brandy, for sale
~ by SHALL IL BROWN,
all 81 Magazine st
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DITCH-3O bps. in good order, for suie by
SHALL. u BROWN,
n,uxl is Magazine
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United iSt0teS' Commissioner.
Appointed by the Federal Court nj New Orleans.
OFFICE No. 100 COMMON STREET,
Exchange Hotel Bmldings.)
g AID Commissioner takes at1daviis under anl by
Svrtue of the Acts of Congress, passed tn Fehr'-
ary 1920 LIST March 1877 the Ju dietary Act of l'89
and other acts Of Congress, in such cases made und
provided.
Said Commissioner has considerable experience
and uses forms of caption and certificate which hav,
stood the severest scrutiny of the abest Lawyers.
april
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FRANKLIN INTIEMAR y

fESliE public are respectfully informed that TINS insti
a tuition erected on the most improved plan, anc
in airy and adj arabic siuiion, the uubour
Franklin, upon the ra Dad, mile from .he iisss
sippi.
The building is large sn mostcommodiouslv divided
into apartments, for keeping separate different classes
and d ferent diseases.
The institution is supplied with the most skiltu] and
attentive male and female muses., and speaking the
rio,is modern languages
Private may be had by gentlemen at five dol
lars per day, nclulne attendance, &c
Terms in the Or mary wards Two dours per day.
Slaves also Two dollars. Smull Pox in the ordinnr,
wards, five dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident phvsica is DR. Wcddeunan, TO whom
application for admission must be made. Or to DR. c
Nuremberg, No II Rampant street npl9 "
EBARLOR ORNa MENTS Rare and n-autitul
II cnriasi'ics, for sale only by Rees & D'ange,
and u, Plough's Museum.
All these ornaments consist Of the most splens
| did specimens of or,hln"ogy from Europe, Asia,
| Africa, and our own country.
| Approved notes al 60 days will be taken oil
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y Comhe's Phreuolngy; Spurzheims Phrenologv;
Ainswor,h's Dictionary; Necalognes OF Devils III
brary ofinstruction and amusement, vols further
supply just received by A TOWAh,
N.Y. AZ Camp ~
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1t shall be the option of the winner. of prizes of
bank stocks, either to take the stock itself the par
value lflureol in cash
MODE OE DRAWING.
100000 tickets, from to io0,1t0 will he pu, IN
wheel, and on prizes with the blanks, in another to
every number prize blank will be drawn. until all
e prizes nre determined, leaving Tho balance of
Der. in Tie wheel-blanks.
Orders for the above Lottery i'll be received at the
office under the Verandah, corner of 81. Charles mud
Common streets, and at No. l0l Char,res street, New
Orleans, md promptly forwarded Orders from tho
cOudtfv. post paid containing remnnces for the num-
Der of tickets required, addressed to
SCHMIDT Il HAMILTON, New Orloans.
NJ A steamboa, will be provided to take to Florida
such passengers may he DESTROYS to witness the
drawing.
Jacksonville, Fla. April 1889. moyl
"DlSTlNG WHEELS-40 set Hosting Wheels
Of improved construction, in frames compcte for
may 2-ltrd Tivoli Circle
GUNNY BAGs-3o,oo in bales and bundles, fo'
VI sale by ISAAC BRIDGE g. Co.
mhy2 l3l Magazine 81
g PERM CANDiES--60 boxes sperm Candles,
- Bedford brand, for by BRIDGE & Co
mayo l3l Magazine s.
TINOBACCO-l2O boxes, 8 $, u =, 81 and pounc
L Jumps ST various brands and qualities. for sale b,
maya BRIDGE Co, 1874 Magazine s
GTATE OF LOUISIANA -Firs, Judicial Dist1ic
!
Jean Bapliste Cola vs. His Creditnrs
The cessiun Of the insuvrns property having beer
accepted by the Court for the erct Of his creditors
1t is ordered that meeting Of his said creditors do tak
place at the office Victor Fou"n, Esq notary public
on Monday the 18th of May instant, at 10 O'Clock,
| NJ for the purpose of deherutng the aiiurs Of SAT-
nsovent; and in the meantime al Judicial proceeding
ngans, his person aud property ara stayed.
Witness the Hon. \. NJ. Buchanan, Judge Of tn
Court atorrsuid, thus LIST May, 1919.
may LEBLANC, Deputy Clerk
NTAT DE :! 4 LOUlsiANE-cou du Picnic
| IL District Iudiciairn-
| jean ap,iste Cola VS. Crtancirrs-
La ceS siu,, de la oprele dc lIsolvah aynnt Ell
acce tee par Ia Cour pour lie beneiie de cream
| cers-i est ordolne gu une rasselnblement des di,
| ceanccra aura lieu l.undi le ID Mai cOnrant, d
du malin, all bureau de Victor Foulon, Esq notar
public ain de deliberer sur les affares u dit ns"lvahl
ct pemdint temps tous process jndiciaires conre y
personnr ga pruprete sont suspenues.
Tenoin, l'honorabe A. NJ. Buchanan, Juge do l.
dite Cour &C Ter Mai. 1889.
| p. lie BLANC,
M 81 Depu,e Grefier.
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~ Ai-2'0 bales Northern hny, receiving from New
L Il York, per ship Emf ,orm II nd for sale by
II SHALL. & BROWN, q6 Magazine street
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

I W
A RSCDNDED from the service of the subscriber,
IA the negro boy J IN, aged about II years. lie
is tsender make perfectly black, with large eyes, long
yisage and rather thick pro,rudng lip. He speaks
both the English and French languages, and has n
very i;r llgen look 1t is probable he will enteavor
TO leave the city. he frequently observed during
the day he left fixing his trunk which he carried with
him Captains of vessels and steam boats hereby
forwarn'd hu Dor carry off said slave, under
til seYeresl- penalty Of 1ls.uw Tie above rewnrd
will be given for his apprehension or such information
| as " i'll irad To his recovery. WIN REA,
may2-lw corner Of IIeavia & Circus st
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LNLOUR-l2G0 lrls il store, for sale BY
4 nei q DORSEY, "a New Lcvcc
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VAVA COFFEE-7l bags landing from ship Louis
- vile and for sale by SHALL Il BROWN,
NIL So Nlno,z,ne ST
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~ iGS-4 bis landing from steamer vandalia, Tor
Il sale by ABRAHAM TktER.
nave "a Grayicr st
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III UCR-l69 brls landing from Steamboat Chancc
IL lor and for sale by q DORSEY,
ool d New lryee
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RROGANS & BOOrS-26 cases, prime kip bro
aD CANS; extra Sizes landing from ships John Dun
lap AMI Ohio, for sale by
MO RRIilGE 4, 20 J3d Magazines
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~RAvES' Clinical l.ectures-Stokcs OH the Chest,
W Just received and for sale nv
A TOWAR. ~ CaINn st
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NEW ORLEANS J
Steam ana. Patent Biscuit Bahery-Waterslond
IElLman.
No. 80, MORGAN (near the Ponchartran Rail yhd)
fPilot and Navy Bread, Soda and VIM biscuit,
Sugar, Butter, Milford and Water Crackers.
All the above articles warranted to be of the
frs, quality, and 10 keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
| Aso,-Kiln dried corn meal.
| Orders left at G. W. Pri.chard and Taga't, u
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small kogs put up expressly fcr
anily use. . l5nov,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-05
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MATTHEW'S .jI.YDE.J

iH'iE Trustees of Mathews Academy have elected IA IN
for the cn.nRg year, Branch Archer snIndc Esq
late the Pfotcssur. Richmond City Academy
prinrrps VII Prior, ESQ lo latry e=lgcd ITO
Richmond Acnicny.j Assistant instructor Both these
have hal f"pou- Teacher and from their long
nl the advantage thry have Ltns"d from be-
employ ID - hp rf.e.t Academy hI state. Unrntr Vrh
perform The duties c1uTeb such VII "
conducive the usefulness prosperity OF tho Institution O."
lower Virginia. pc.e-sn. advantages nicr" AradeH
very accessible by water, packet. c=ua! - To" wa,
aud aaubo III" months, hween th- place mt
Norfolk Richmond and Baltimore, bot sho "ok from
the binding In the Acrdrmynnd sy there Is no INSTITUTION 10
cheap 10 the OF board aud tuition.
L. deemed unnecessary "fb OF nfhns n'
viii Er taught. i the br!athe- If the English lns x" u'uf
taught Arnhcrs together w the Int" und Gree" language
VII qutlS NE
rntcr college or engage usu-I arocatlons Of life
The follows, Niz ....
Gp.c ,hir- .,s session ofsr months SO %
Tuition in the English branches except Mathematics. per
MathumaiIc.
Latin md Greek language. l3W
The IL PAID ADVANCE, and no hd't
i'll Tor less than the session, VIII any dcdu.
,iou. b.. made for Except sirhnr-
The fret session s The 18Th Of January and ~
18th OF June IN. second will begin the i1'h
of July and closo tnr 18th Of b-Ccmgcf.
B order Oi The BJard vi Trustees. ". SHILTlCE, Prn
Reference mss be- mrlr, ~ HE trom Of the ln-i
"ynlham Robertson E-.. Thomas Richie, ESQ f'"1"f
i.orniSi Pcy,on Rev Or Eapc Professor MGupn Of Rehmr
Professor Rogers. raversty Nfgina; John Tyt Ef wa
iia~.bnr:, and Professor Dew, William and Nary.
Nov - 5'-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-05

whole community are the victims of the evils which
rnsue Til" arrangement III the currency, consequent
on the refusal! of the Banks redeem their bills III spc
Gle affects the price Il the great staples OF our coun
try which are the instruments of oil our commercial
exchanges The value o property OF every description
the disturbance, Of the relations between creditor and
debtor. and in fact the whole business OF society.
in all its qualifications, experience the disastrous Ell
t;.cts Of this depreciation in the currency. This Is
not ~, ya"rcratea picture Of the evil The suspension
BIZ the Banks is departure from the purposes for which
iicir charters were Granted, and plain violation OF
those duties which rnioned upon them III TIE Terms
OF their creation The previous history OF the country,
IN relation chartered companies, "itnrc"S the ncccs-
sity OF placing new guards to prevent the evils which
have been felt All charters which confer exclusive
privilege. certain persons, i"trcnch upon the equal
rights al III" ni the community. ]; IS certain they
require to BE- restrained by legal rnuctmrts; and yet
the charters bv which artificial persons created, are
held up as containing all the regulations concerning
them, within the competency Of IN" Legislature 1t
might be- wise and polite 10 prevent future evil for the
Legislature pass general lass upon the subject OF
all charters, subsequently to be granted, rcscrvng the
right make such farther provisions as may b" re-
CURED to keep them within the limits of their appropri-
ate duties and compel them fulfil the objects Of hr,r
creation
herewith transmit the Census "i the Tree white IN
iabiians OF tins STATE, taken IN pursuance OF the Act
passed the last session Of the Legislature. The whole
number is asccrtancd to be !51 ~.
/ CuLuurii. ;. G., Nov. -.
The Lee;SLqt~re assembled on Monday, with the
usual ceremonies. ". T.. Martini Esq, elected
Clerk Of the Senate.
The Message Of has EXccliancy the Governor, ac-
cordng 10 such Judgment could form upon mere
Is hearing IL read appears Ia be- sensible and biSI-
ncSS-kc docuncnt.-Jdcscope.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-05

committee awarded TO Edward Warren the premium 'o'
the hes, ram of the Disilcy breed ;,
Your committee did not award to any one the pre-
Mum for the two best ewes of the Dishlcy breed Two
sheep were presented for this premium by Jonathan
Dana If Oxford, but, on cNamna',rh we were u "p
80, that they we're q mixed breed, and had but little
Dshlcy blood in their veins .,,;
Several other good sheep were presented i'r eAp'-
ton
On the whole, III" superior quality OF The sheep pre-
scented both for premiums and exhibition shows inc N
anence which this Society has eXcried IN nnpr"S 'n@
tho breed of sheen, az we'll the general nieres!
among the farmers IN this subject.
An which is respectfully submitted by your com
mittcc. :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-05

As EyrSrrrL LIrr.--Captam Gilbert Y. Francis,
formerly of Virginia recently died New Orleans OF
yellow fever His life is Described as having been par
ticuarly cventiu The Natchez Free Trader states that
he passed through many surprising adventures and
has left memoir Of them for publication. He in
very early life attached TO the navy, then to the stage
had travelled the four quarters of the gobc-was
for two years prisoner in the great Desert of Arabia
afterwards slave to the ashaw of Tunis-thrn leu
tenant of Guerilla party in Spain, and master Of a
Dutch luggcr trading TO the Malaccas He was sub
sequenty ovcrsccr of sugar estate in Jamaca-thc.,
engaged cutting logwood in the forest Of Canpeachy
was for three months prisoner among bandti in
Mcxico-thrn captive among tina Camanches-was
ransomed hv some fur traders from the Oreron-waS
employed by the Governor of the Russian settlements
TO command brig in the wheat trade with Ch-tnal-
ly revisited his native State and married. and was cx-
tcnsively engaged in Texan operations when death
arrested him. still in the prime Of life. Though man
of defective education, his great energy Of character
and extensive travels made him the entertaining
of conpanions
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POETRY.
fFron tbs .Nrr York -7mfrte1n.J
VA CRUCES VIA LItls
..v-en ,rr REMAIN. rNsr>c."

ErOmf
MA CRUCIS VIA LIclS
From n, Gsrmch!
Duch nacht zum i.icht.
Ind wenn das ara,Ise punaei .
HUGH rings um DICK dc sch"iiu"e "'
Gctrnst. GetrO>t
Hui ni,Ienialchtig Dunkr
r,ls, snnnen tufgang HEB una mia.
Through Night I" Day!
And wilrn the solemn told
OF darkness wraps creation all
Trust on. Trust on
For >uuris;. bright ana bold
shall break and burst the midnight pail
Through Death 10 Life
Ave, through this vale Of tears
1h.. thorny path of being hurled,
High. high above,
", reach Ileay' ms wedding feast
TI,,. 10Y, IN, giadnrSS Of a better world
Through Storm 10 Calm!
And when through ea''f, and SKY
The wind god drives ms thiiiu ipI "i'''''
Trust on Trust on.
For sweet and gentle calm
Shall Ger the widest tempest steal.
Through Frost 10 Spring
And when the northern blast
Shall freeze the yer! mario" "i TIE ea''n'
Trust on Trust on
For through The ice-buund sod
Springs br,ezcs give sweet flowers blr'h'
Through War Ia Peace.
And when mid hrlsiiins spears
4 thnu>;,nd deaths bcset the. near,
Trust on, Trust on.
For close an Slauchtcrs din
Flow SONGS al. peace and freedoms cheer.
Through sweat To- sleep.
And when rilt midday s'in
Wears thee. and wastes with sult;y heat,
Trust On! Tr>r OF.
soon blow. the ev-niD: wind
10 rock and soo,h thy slu,nber sweet.
Through Cross 10 Cure!
And when the ills of life
Like demons haunl Thy weary bed,
Trust on. Trust on.
Soon shall. mid dirrsl grirfs,
The peace Of God bc DER thee spread.
Through Voc 10 Joy.
Wrrpst thou nj morning tide:
And sill 10 tears n, midnight CIV N
Trust on. Trust On.
Trust 10 thy Father, eve, -
Who kasprth con.tan; watch in lirav'n, II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-05

TopAcco Is ErRnrE.-Thr high pr,ces of American
Tobacco in Europe have il appears, led to the cutIva-
ton of that article the Continent 10 considerable
extent The Richmond Wing publishes letter from!
the house Of &. X G.. krrglnrrr, under date of Ant
wcrp October ~, which contains the following state
mcns 81 the subject;
srh production Of Home Leaf has increased, to All
incredible extent since the rise and value Of the article
in The United States and the common los of American
Tobacco are almost entirely suppantcdby it in Europe
The majority of consumers having tccomc used
10 home grown leaf, great fall in the value Of the
otto plant only, bring the latter again into general
use and III $ will only become apparent after the cult
vation Of the former shall have bcCn checked BY
nw prices of the latter render the production
T. home GROWN Tobacco improbable 10 the planter
Thi we fear cannot result in the coming season. even
if pric as 10 be expected, should give way
s:dcrahly in thu, United States, but i'll the following
year, prices may again attain proportion winch would
leave chance of operating with advantage As TO The
finer descriptions of American Tobacco, which cannot
be supplied BY European productions they are likely I" b,
better suppcrrd but great caution and crc"nspechof
will h. necessary any operation IN them, as cHPeri
cncc has shown that their consumption Is also material
" decreased by high prices.
LARGEST lnux BKInGE-Tht largest IRON bridge III
the world is in China, near knglung. where IL forms
The other II is formed Of chains, twcnry-onc III mum
her and bound together BIZ chan- This bridge
is more than 100 years DID, and yet in" Chinese are coli
siderrd fools bv s'torcgn harbar'arS.
Ii will be seer BY the Shcris advertisement to-day
that the Chrys!rrs of Niagara abscondng debtors
The amount of which they dcraud their creditors Is
rumorcd to be prodIyous a. to appear incredible
The vast sum of f200, 200 is mentioned.
TTor0ai0 Pniri0i
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rredeyar Roiiing .i.is oad Foundry, Redmond, Ia.

sE Trnl-a on Company be- inform rubc that
trH Rolling Mil aud Force opeIaIron
h9y prepared 10 execute, the
description Of hHF lT11, hes haau'r embracing
Fla, Iron from 10 |. iach"s wide
Round aaG sguar, J. 10 10 DO 10
Hoops, :i.it"2 9
EiGi. ~ 4; box and tank tna;
Ri"ad ANcs. hammered the approved plan
rin; Splicing Plates FOR railroads, uucc Orde
road IrJn do.
in connection with their oa- Mil 4ni Forge the T"dr-Ar
pWrEi. have
and Ma ans Shop. IN his
rr T-pacG 10 urnh alt OF Castings
mil .eafns a Ur purposes aud TO have fitted
the very i manner having secured the o the
rcSrrI aud sLiui ariZuuS that could Ir obtained.
Having entire confidence their Eby the public
az GOOD tcims and "h .Usa work similar cuhI.
the CiVn !heS respectfully solicit share t" patronage
FRANCIS Il. DEaSE. j.
M. l. t3-ni Prssii,"t Iredsgar iron CopyaEy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-05

We umdrrs aud that Hon. JOINS Y. Mason. of Nir-
ginIa has been selected BY the Hhilunihrop;c Society
of our University to deliver tn" Anmua! iidr"", At the
next Commencement, before the two Literary Socrr
ties: and that Col. DASI2I ~ bNEHE>"En, Of taDaf-
rus County has hcen chosen by In" Diaccc Society,
10 deliver the Address the Alumni and Graduating
Glass. Both gentlemen have accepted their appoint
me nj -Rgirj1h HfpiS!rT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-05
rUii.E-io at .chOm 1t m"y concern.

an Sunday Ju als, the Cd Market
" TREMENDOUSLY y sn broke Dck aud
uk thrcon bciwt and hundred GUtTs IN notes and
Among the ioio~iu. hiee i"ur, hSc
dollar tho OF about hundred collars
anE the aud sns al Cape Fear OF Month Csroina
dollar BanS cnn"-.c,: five dollar
the Camden Bak ui Suh Carolina rd badly torn Sore
mall The Che. poke md ohio Canal Company Of tie
d"ncnnHIin Of rwu Tire" dollars.
Oar NOTE negotiable aud payable the Bank Of Virgins,
!s,or q. H. w TO-. by luOG WuGr and dated Tho
2h day Of June, 1850 'o sQ b'e 90 dn aic dne
Also Sun in Scrip b. tho James River and kaHn" ha Company
hich the following the only Numbers ecuIecrt
They of the denomination oil SEQ letter A. able 10 EEd