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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

S50,000 rorih Of Dry Goods at Cost.

100000 ar0rh Of Dry G0ods nj Cost.
THE subscriber; intending present business Thu 1T
July offer their well assorted u Dy Goods
and many Of the cut Goods III less than cost ih.y
ire, part, follows:
uprrn- and Cloths and clssmcfes, assorted colo
Rich fgnrsd and plain Velvet and Satin Ncstincs
super figured Merina, 1'oIilei and swnnsdorn do
sups5l"c' mda'ns and low priced Sa,i .,s, ,.,
Pilot Cloths, Glasgow and Victoria Kcrseys
Plaid ani Plain l.nSeys
q and IL super French and nd English Mernoes
Rose, Whitney, Duiil and Twiled Blankets
Surcriue, medium and low priced Prints
White, red yellow and green Flannrl<
Rich satin, striped and Painted Mouscin and Clays
rian black and hue black, and assorted co!ored do.
S,.lering hack and blue black Eomlazincs
GnSlin. Clr6asan and Cashmere Piad
Super black aud assorted co;or-d Si!as and Saiins
Rich figured satin, Brocic and ihibrt Siaals
Chenille, Mcrino, Tartan aud NaIcntia do.
Thaci, ncrino, Chenille and SILK landke.chcfs
MeTno, Satin, Chalt aud Victoria Seats
Ladies 1ierino, Cashmere aud Moha,r Hose
ladies' white aud bs iian nd ribbed SIX Hose
Plaid, embroidered and plain Gap aud Bonnet Ribbons
Embroidered hemslllchd and an ihrea Camille liandker-
chiefs
Thread Camlrc Lawn, Napkins and Towels
Large and medium size Table Clnths
Bird eye AMI Russia Diaper, Dovlaa and Hnckahurk
sinll, aud Checked Musins
Garment ard fifr.:.,e ,in'iy nj Lam
!.a,dannl, S2iii. Ia and Pcuecc laudkefr iicfs
Cot;ca. ITac, gaua,nra and pin'a do.
Thread and iiohinci iAcrs Ei-.nrs aud inset,ings
F,st. Railroad. Wotk, blond aai SILK Nit
White md black silk Lace, Blond Spring and Star Thule
Cambria and I'ohintt Edgngs and n-ciinss
SIX aad Cotton Umbrellas and Parasos
" c and colurcd Victoria aHi Corded skirts
Satin and Bonbazne Stocks, Shirt Boorns and Collars
full assortment of a. and Brown and Bcacned Do
mesics, Cotton Diaper Bed Ticking, Apron and Furniture
Checks. &c.
As il is our determination sell nj auction whatever
main on the Isl Iuy ,-y every nducemcn will be held out 10
,,nnunt b.fnre rIn; day. VALENTINE x BEEiDLH,
Hhte BaIdags, II strect, Sacr."1 ~"
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q oI.crsTrr pIrrp IAYn rnR sALE.

GLOUCESTER RIVER LAND TOR 'NI.r' ~, -
ElY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, eyecnt'd 70 hr n I'D
- James = Ieaviilc, the 18th day 81 January, y %
duly recorded The Clerks Office II Gloucester ."ii! h
for the purposes therein mentioned shall eaPo.e = m,
c auction, for ready money Gloucester 'onit lie
Monday in March next hcirg Court day iat v , ~
fair day, half of tha, rati OF lacti OF Lam"
the counly aforesaid called and Sn0Hnby me name .,
Ferry of which John Stubs, scnior died se.ha bis
half being part Of said tract which he de'.a " ~.
Cathane W. Hackney, and contains, ~ 1nis
hundred twenty acres br the same more o' Al IL
Land Immediately Panka,ank river low snousn az
admit of navigation for small vessels Il well tmheft" y"
CHI, smut and pine is toeraly fertile and, IN addition 20 e
ries of the river which ii, location aaJ'd- ofe %
mo IN enc,re in the timber and wo0dse,iine Inc su'H
bic opportunity OF acquiring wealth as = seldom met WIN w.,
,ite - known bv the subscriber admit OF no dispute
inc a. Tmres he can only give such deed as y usual ~ @
AAS' - -' -q--vtis
Jan 10
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Jan. Q

CLASSICAL SCHOOL at Pr,rfc Edrord Court Eopf ID
4 The subscriber intends opening School NJ Prince hh"aih
Court House the 1T 81 January hic he "li ci'f
sfrnciion Latin and Greek Languages and III the ins
Of Mathematics. The NJ instruction - intended -
thorough The will be so for The schn!,tc year - ~
months. Instruction. charge, III tr gyrH a.'
Hebrew ADD in the German and French la1=t aEs
dent, abroad obtain boarding conveniently ~ M @
families. ELISHA E1i..t ''
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POETRY.
NMucH vrr RrMArs, ur,rsa."
From the .N,er Monthly fer .rcrfmser.)
SLEEP.-BY THoMAs Hoop.

IRON the ker Monthly fer -NprfmSer.)
SLEEP.-SY THoMas Hoop.
oh, bed, bed, delicious bed! -,
That heav'n upon earth Ia the weary neau'
But place that Ia name would he w p'ou'
To the head with u wakeiui Iouo'c-
,Tis held by such different lease
To one a pl ce Of comfort ana peaes,
And stuffed with the down Of stuho'c geese,
To another, with only the siubbie.
To one. perfect Halcyon nest,
AL calm and balm, aad quiet, ana rest,
And soft NJ the fur Of the cnny-
To another, SO restless for body and head,
Thai the bed seems borrowed from Neillebed,
And the pillow from Stratio.d the stony.
To the happy, n first class carriage OF ease,
To the Land ui Nod or where You please;
But a'as, for The watchers and weepers;
Who turn, and turn, aud .urn again,
But turn, and turn, and turn III VAN,
With an anSnus brain,
And thoughts in a tram
That does not run upon s!eopcrs:
Wide awake as the housing owl,
Night hawk, other nocturnal fowl
Iut more prof less vi.ils keeping
Wide awake IN the dark they stare,
e. Film. with pisnioms the vacant AIR,
As if thai crook-back tyrant Care
Had plotted To kill them sleeping.
And oh. when The blessed a;nrnai light
Is anenched by the providrniial night,
Torenier our slumher more certain,
PITY. pify the wrric.:eS ta3t weep,
For they must hc wfcichcd who cannot sleep
When Nature herself draws t.,e eut,a,u'
The careful Betty the pillow heats.
And airs the blau ke;s and snoolh> the sheets,
And gives the mattress Shaking
But vainly BETTY performs her part,
II n rutslci head aud rmplsd heart,
AS well n The couch want making.
There's Morbid, all bile, and vetjnicc and nerves,
Where other people would make preserves,
lie turns his traits iGiu pickles;
Jealous, cnvous, aud frctiul by day.
AT Right IN his SHARP iancies prey,
lie lies Ike q hedge hog ro''cd Up FAC .sroas kay,
70rmerting ttaset s-.,h i's pT'slics
Bat child that bids the world good night,
In downright. earnest, aud ci;s !; quite
A Cherub no Art can copy
IT'S perfect picture IL see HIM lie
As if he Lad snppei III dor'nou>e PIE,
Can ancient classical dish hy the bye,)
With sauce Of syrup Of popry.
Oh! d. he'd. bed, delicious bed
That heav'n upon earth 10 the weary head,
Whether lofty or low lis conditions.
But instead If putting oar plaques on shelves,
In our blankets how Ctien we ;aS> ourselves,
Or are tossed by such ai!cgnicai elves
As Pride, Hate, Greed, ald Ambition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

Fire Ntrrocs far Sale at Public .i"rt'on.
DY Virtue nl Decree Of the County Court Of King william,
81 Will hc Sold public auction, III Mahs"aWH W MN. "
liam county on saturday the the month ms
i've Negroes. belonging Estate Of Mordccai u Rcdt, ~
ceased of Kin. William county, consisting oil one N Young
man ~ wear, old rl aud woman auH ~ ana
1850 children say old; also, other Irc> u
property E-tac oi The sand dccnrht - r
Negroes vii sold ir cash viii b. nl3dr hrwn
the day NJ Should Saturday pr"rr INDICTMENT ", lre
the safe, ;rn The n.h fair daS, sunday excepted!
WILLIAM Z. Redo Coass,"r,r.
January ,ib. ISL. .i-v-H'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

L,XECuToR'S sALEWll be sold, nj the late residrt'e
~ William Fisher deceased, three miles above ihr town
Manchester on tie Turnpike road, leading TO The thr.eft
Coal Mines, The alst in>t all the household ana Kitchen t
Oats IIav. &c. Terms made known on the day 81 sac
~ D. All persons havin. claims a.nin. the Estate are fri
ate payment. HENRY W. fiShi-hi ,''I.r
Iannnrr ,..-NaN
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January eth. Isil.

IN Cont "i Quart ~ SESSION,
continued aud rd Tor Richmond county, al ls Cont hoe,,,
on Tuesday, the 3ri day Of November, Lac:
the motion Amanda Crutrher by Joseph w Chm hef
attorney,
Order,d That all creditors of r. Cfu;chcr, deceased
rcunifrd present their claims Icfe" tm"iDc, late Shoes u
county, administrator of John 4. Crutc. hsis
February, li', md This order hr nh.d u
paper published the cry ot Richmond Tor c:t w."
n o-drr that of tile SAID .on H. trachrr NJ
;tuc acertdn. 10 the third section oil tie ict =" s>eio
passed 18Th March, 1870
\ Cory-Teste, -
Dec 62-netNl /. ). JEIIk.IS U. - u. -
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DOMESTIC.

Horrible Suirid1s Of a Husband and his UJc.-ies-
terday afternoon between one and Two CLOCK, Two
trghtful suicides perpetraied IN the rear alc
the house No. 1913 Mulberry street, the parallels OF
which we have happily seldom ever had TO record
In that place resided rlshman named Thomas ITO
gan, aged about 80, master pavior by trade, with ms
wife, Honora, aged about 81 both sober and Industri-
Gus people. Mrs. Hogan widow named Hays,
when she married Hogan, who was also widower-he
having two BY his first wife. grown to man
hood, and the other boy Of about II years of agethe
female having children, either by her former or lat
ter husband ASH too often the case the demon oil Jea
lousy entered TO their happiness, and frequent dis
prtes and serious quorres occurred 10 poison their cupo
life. They both persons OF eSctable temperament,
and the woman rather fond of irritating and rousng
the angry passions OF her husband. Yesterday morn
ing they had serious quarrel, when he walked out
with friend to avoid the further strife of tongues aud
when he returned, she tainted him afresh.-Sung al
madness by the tartness of her tongue, he IN
stanty into the front of the attic, snatched
his musket, loaded with ball from Closet cooked ~,
placed the breech the floor and the muzzle against
his left side, the eighth rib and pulling the trigger,
supposed, with his toe, discharged the contents
of the piece into his side The ball, IN its entrance,
passed through the left yentrcle Of The heart, WHICH
was torn to pieces and coursing obliquely upwards,
greatly laceatcd the lungs, and passed out the right
shoulder. 1t then struck the frame o the dorncr win
dow and escaped through pane Of the glass thereof
lie fell the floor and poured forth torrent oil blood
and expired.
The wife, who was in the adjoining bedroom, hear
ing the report of the muske ran in and seeing her
husband weer;ng his gore and drawing his last gasp,
rushed bac. 10 her chamber, snatchcd up bottle OF
corrosive subimae, and amid the rrenzy Of her feel
ngs, drank the most Of il down. She was almost n
stany seized with tortnring pains and filled the apart
ment with her cries which with the noise Of the gun
discharge brought the ncghhos 10 the chamber, and IN
half an hour or she died. amidst the most frguttns
agnnes her tongue bura and swollen to thrice its won
ted size, protrnded largely from her mouth at death
Crowds soon assembled to gaze upon the horid spcca
crs presented 10 their vcw and 70 lament over Tie vic
tins Of ungovernable passions. The Coroner was call
ed a inry assembled and post mOrtcm examination
was executed by Drs. J. Is Nissan, Stevenson, and
$. Houston, who confirmed BY their investigations the
facts above stated, lie jury found vcrdcs o sui
eide in the cases Of both The husband and the wife,
the former by shooting himself and the latter By poi
son. by taking corrosive suhlimate.-[.H !. ElpresS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

From THE NoerH.--We learn from tie Comma.
ADVERTISER that the navigation of the Hudson !. -
obs,ructed in two places, a, Crumb El5oa aal r..
Point.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

TE1CUER WANTED-The subscribers wish 10 2
A the present year. single gentleman Of some esrefeu
take charge of School, the county o Hanover near 1od
Applicants must he well qualified To eaeh The Latin AMI
higher branches of English education u Satisfactory -;
., ~, Ill.,, :, m II. siven WILLIAM L. WHITE,
-" ' ~ THO NJ. WHITE,
&. +. GOODSLl,
JAMES MCDOWELL
FINCH CROSS
January sih. 1871. ''-NiF
~ Wing Will please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

EpEMoyAL OF LAW oFFICE-The subscriber has
~ his present residence, IN the house recently
pied BY Judge Sianari. JOHN VI. fAItoN.
J,no 1J-cuiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

Tur WING B,LL.--A committee, CONSISTING ii H.
r lnrersoll, ]. Price We,lerill, and John Hrnys
Esors have been appointed to wal, upon Gen. llar,.
and Gov. Tyler, on their arrival at Washington
,ccomn,ny them to this city, for the purpose u a..
I'M, ,Ie Rsl on the aStl-Phiia Spirit NJ tie TIM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

,ToT,cr-.l persons are hereby notified that the land
Subscriber i posted and that any onr detected ~ H.
hunti. n,Ing any other manner tespn>ls WI Il
., ~, .,,rnt If The Law. Ti!OS. E!Ttali
Der ia
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Eg tic GOrtrR0r n iUnianL.
tEt,,...

SxfIEREaS has heen rrgr>eE;cdtn me- that THOMAS a.
w HARRISON, charged wii the murder of >iavr tue proper
- WIN. Is. Harrison, has lied I as'irr ana Is gong ~
large:
Therefore THoMAs W GfiMrn Governor. do hereby ''rr
ut Ilurdred Dollars, Hnnc.es VII ap. nj the
said fugitive and Inn Tie Jail Of ic Ci county
And r. dure al ,icc clvIi and military. and request itr pee
ME ii Commonwealth their best cyeiun thai lie
ii arc.i,d aud brollt 10 justice.
Iiyru undo, ~, hand Governor and under tr seal Il
'Sfrl The Commonwealth Richmond this Ill das ." jan,
lSil. THOMAS W. 6ltNik
THOMAS G. HARRISON is nearly feel hlgi. d.k a;r.
s,, active sue round. sLoadcrcd, and p -h'y
III speaking
Ian
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There viii he full Of Lectures during the year, on IT,
osoply and Chemistry. illustrated by experiments.
TERs-For Board, Tuition, SG'Fnr Bed 81 per s'
JOHN H. BERNA o
Lao PresidsYt Board IRA.
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d. IA.

CURE YOUR COLDS.-call and bny some q = Peas
$40 clarified Essence Of iIoariouni Cauly
New York during the past year. for curing Coughs, ~.
lioarscness, Whooping Cough, Group, &c,
Coratr aJOre TIC Cola ri,
Nor - a.-''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

The course OF instruction embraces those branches G,n
taught in o English Schools, together with r higher
hcnntics; The Latin Creek French Spanish, German aud u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

gentleman who highly recommended a. gradual
an European University and able and efficient teacher
been engaged instructor, IN addition 10 The numb, as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

WAN TuMPkIAS ArIng.LY law, late Of Charrt suite
w has removed PALMYRA, tFuyanna G"Gton,r. aud
viii regularly the inferior and Superior Counts = iGyanta
and .illr marie.
Business entrusted 10 his viii receive prompt and vi.la,
Having been Tor several este sle cHGe'd ~
collecting and adjusting accunni he hopes 10 be able IA .Nr
tsfacllon 10 such a may favor him that way lie ha ao pad
tie preparation Of deeds and
ing generally as branches County Count ffae
Glmcr, David Anderson. Jr, j. H. Lynch
Peyton ucanc Edwards Fleming James, T. NJ Iabb Baswe
smith Jones' Cotton Clarke Richmond and the Merchants
and lar generally IN Aiheinarle aud Fluvanna.
Palmyra, Dec. 81 ,l-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

SENATORS rs DELAwARE.-The Delaware LegIsla-
ture have elected the Hon. Thomas Clayton and the
Hon Richard A. Bayard both friends of General Hnr-
rson, 10 represent that State in the Senate OF the
Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

II.EGHhNY COUNTY COURT, NOVEMBER TERN, leio.
"A the motion ii Samuel Merry Of The Itcn"rS 81 Jatr.
Merry, deceased by George H. Payne, his Auoc, fact aud
years havn. elapsed since tho qualification 81 itt
said James Merry this Coat, y ordered,
thai persons who have claims against the SAID T,saor r
required exhibit The for settlement Poc hciso,
r Executors of Tsaior. residing III thr cnn ~
Prince Edward, the State Of Virginia, 10 Jpssp gnfo
Kclso Allegheny county, The ttt
within monit and that this order hc pnhlrd ~ w
Richmond Engurr Ia newspaper published IN The CITY ~ -
moni yana for eight weeks and posted At The Court House
Of TIL. county several Court days.
ACopy-T.stc,
ANDREW FUDGE Cirik.
1l-MEMs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

Ds,rnorruE SEgGEASr-Ar-AE Sergeant
alarms TO the Senate of the United States, Judge
Iaigh, formerly Of Vermont, died at Washington on
Tuesday night. The Senate on Wednesday morning,
voted $500 10 be paid to his widow for the purpose OF
meeting all expenses pecessary to the removal OF the
body for intermpnt TO Vermont
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-21

Top,cco Te,pr.-l'hc Alexandria Gazette says:-
wo learn from Amsterdam. under date Of the 18th Of
December that the Minister ofFfunce has proposed
l-4l b. which (amonst other arc'es) the duties on
Maryland and Virginia Tobacco w'l Dc increased from .
notwithstanding the remonstrance Of the merchants
and dealers against the measure, It generally sup
nosed that the Chamber would concur in the recon-
.nandai;nn nrthe Minister.
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FOREIGN.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

(D.bnte TO BE- Coniinucd.J
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January sth. lsil.
frt- WHY VII please copy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-10-30
1oI tS

ID. OF Rail noad4, there il moi Ieag TIM If
t0af Moasaaai 4sreaa ha3Htrpa natre ita,shed,
OF ieAfiY so. They have aircad, e,lt.rat
N quantity, tn, i.anaia, Tic Iat4ses
amount of Rail ltoals are In toe t!tate. i,
Its1tisYlsahisa, New York Gebr1ja .,a;
Massachusetts.
I1s longest Rstsl Rosi In the Enitcr
States Or IN tha world, is (the 4reatas. ~
III operation and the wilpie nearly fa,st
od1 from Portsmouth, Sew Ilatoosilif7, T.
Boston, afla from EJatttu. tHsou2r Aia>nr.
Dtttst aud Rochester, - Btlh.,to. TIA
ft'ttd " ti,3rei than eix htridfe! niles /
length MID tho wil,ta OF that distance VII
be treserted comfortably and c~neapIy i.
ls*s than Two days.
Tic fest I4ngeat IL fsom HE Potomac
river, thrD' Richmond, l'itcfshnrg en
RalelEit to Wilmington, N nth Carollna.
Ihjs there aFe Iii the e. stnta, mrs thur
eight thousand tJtlbs In Rail n.ads md
tyunAis. s#*s7t 7
These ote tho work of twenty yeora,
ana have cost about one iinndred and ri*-
" HiiFlioria Of doIlafs. No country eit
earth, aaeicnt or modern, can proAnco
any thing u physical ueD4eyclnenia nj 81
comparable 70 this. Ii,t monuments &
Egypt ARE b~otfisa1 IN the scale, and IT,.
hfaze'i eoluitios Of Salfhet,a htscotdo inssg
ilItiea1i.A-Gin. fAror. st' .f
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TERMS.

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fer nuiln, one half payable Ila advances and
the remaining lnstalaieilt ut TIC commence
tuert of tho latter tis months OF each yeaf'
Should any ono by r]eraoval OF otier"lte "lal,
20 decline his further subscription, t~fs@lpnst
.,yc uetiea to that effect lefor9 tao eSalfsatt'a
ot The year, otherwise le will BE- eotlSidhFaa
40 sub4eribing ior another year.
or 4dre4tseRents will he charged M tei-
Iowa Advertisements not exceeding Twelve
lines. or leaa. VIII hs inaerFtd lar oNE
potLAr. and IffTY CENTS ior each aahse"
auent insertion leitgef oaes IN the sahIa
rate, . .. - :,
Advertisements, rn'eaa otherwise oFtit'ft'd
wall he pubitshed III English and French t'si-
I'll forbid, and charged accordingly,
For atl official advertisements tho others,
personally, viii ta deemed responsible and
in easc OF refusal TO respond Tor the ta''l'' ny
said u~tiieefs. sncl advertisement vii 'l"t sis
publish led, until The payEaeat be satsAtaet'r''y
secured. r. =H
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'" go 0@ "a% --Eans
HIST sg EtCEtEYn.s,.

Caitty's blackstone, , vol; po;iiar on con-
Tracts OF sale S;orY's conflict Of laws, new
edition B4yley on bills; Hederick's greek
~leStconi Doanagan's and Groves greek iexi-
+; CFlmner and his tlnaos Luther and
his ti;ues /, American digest, by Metcalf and
Perkins, vol |; Boyer's french and english
dictionary; Woycester's primers; Peter Par
ley's america, in french and english; do. do.
astronomy and geography and europa ; Maria
Monks awful disclosures American girls
own book Barns works, complete in lfvol !;
Hannah Moofe's private devotion; Iytler's
universal history, 2 vol, Mackenzie's paul
jones: Ancient regime, by james !; Keight-t
ley's history OF england, . vol ksightley's
histories ct greece, rome, and the roman en-
.plre Gratet's german and english phrases
and dialogues; Fowler's french grammar
also, Reeves and sons superior drawing PEN
ellis; and a fresh supply Of botanic medicines
tor sale at tie bookstore of
GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
Church-st. opposite the p~ost-office.
GHf gS ~ HE# a44& A-f@%l
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H. NJ. q d. u u v
ArroKnrv AND couSsrttox At tAw

ATTORNEY AND caUNsIttbN AT Law, gs
Hlyiua dxoi his realdepee ia The Town q
Baton R5ate. respectfully sanders % the pablo
hi~ ,rofpastoaal s~eyvieea. He will practice IN
the several Courts Of the third hnl fourth judi.
eial Districts, and in the Supreli2 Court, at
New Deems. Business rontided to him viii
receive prompt attention. .a
Oliec~.-pn L1tayesto street. opposite tho
rsatiense OF Judge Tester.
A+rfl DILL
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@--@l@- -|
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Baton Rouge, 18th Sep

tonher. ISL.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Parish
Judge of said parish, | hereby give notice that
John Calls, |. m G., Of The parish aforesaid,
having intention to enlaneipate his slave and
natural child Ema, aged about five years, every
parson who may have any legal opposition to
sad emancipation IN requested To file said
opposition in the Office Of the pnrish court Of
said parish within forty days from the date Of
the present notice. @ -.
II. w. FOWLER, Sheriff.
san. Ia sa II ... H#. 4
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BAToN-Ro(fGE Jacket.
.Es9ntsvss The steamer
s%F@ ..#FA-. ~ u - ~ 81,

.kstlsfstsvse, The steamer TEIIlI.,
= ~. l., ", Verbois. master,
'"F n, is esgsa having been vol repair.
cd, anil standing first class in all tho ifsll-
rance Offices, Niil run regularly throughout
the I'll ,soa. between &ew~Orleans and Baton
! ~isourp,, twice a week. leaving New-tlrleei,s
every Tuesday and Saturday Of 10 o'clock,
and Baton Rouge eyary Thursday and Sum
day eaale hour. .... ~ g.
For freight or passage, apply On board. /.
rep 10 ali .-N.
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''cone along" pun your arms around hia
neck, Whispering IN his car, saying ''conpe
along II suppose Id sotne horses it il
Important tt, Whisper 10 them, rs it hides
tl,3 SECRET. and s~ent!es tho horse. Yo1
may oss aay word You please, but be eor-
stunt ia your tune Of voice. The ytuea
wall caase MI horses ~ follow. IT, n horse
has an injury - the fjtee, you lad better
put OF tanning i,tn until it - wei!
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

., if4l.
In pursuance Of an order Of tho Parish
Judge Of said parish, | hereby give notice that
Ar1arantha itebcrt. widow OF the latc John
3. Iieber;, vi the parish aforesaid, having intea-
ton TO esnaieipate her slave patsey, a mulat-
to woman, aged about rs years, every person.
who may have any legal opposition 10 said
emancipation, is requested 10 file said opposi-
tion in lie Office Of the parish court Of said
parish within forty days from the date # the
present notice,
+, w, FOWLER, Sheriff:
mr. p--3iu-