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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25
Cheap Rocks!

1NLINT'S Geography of the Mississippi Valley;
Il Maltebrun's, WoOdbridge's and Smileys
School Biographies and Abuses; Conversations
on Chemistry; Bake's Botany; Nos. |. : and 3
Of Emerson's Arithmetic; Columns Sequel; Guys
Astronomy Keith on the Globes; Columns Alge
bra; Hayward's Geometry; Elements Of Geom-
etry; Parkers English Composition; Goldsniths
Natural History; Bgand's History Of Birds,
Fishes, Reptiles aud Insects; Grmshnw's Rome:
Weems Life of Franklin, Life of Marion, Wash
ingtonii Vita; Newman's Rhetoric; Bcgg on the
Prophecies; History of the NJ. E. Church, Original
Church of Christi Common Prayer; Christian Hymn
Books; Watts on the Mind; American first Glass
Book; Young Lsdy's Class B ,ok; lSt, I'd and Bird
Class Readers ahd restaments, and a variety Of
School Books, which will be sold at st. Louis pri-
ses, by JOEL PREWltI.
Fayette, j., " 9Th, 1915.
I1HOICE BRANDS.--Just landing per late ar
" rivals, 80 bbls. Choice Whisky-aso % half
de-, for sale by J. N aNSpN q SUN
100 Water Street.
Glasgow, June 2l<t, 1915.
DoWDLR Shot aud Lead of the hes, quality
'"'' ''' JOEL PREwITT.
Fayetto June 7,h 1915.
DOMESrICS.--4- A md GA brown and bleached
IL dumestics Just received and for sale by
Fayette June 7th. lS45. JOEL PREWlFT.
COTTON YARN--Ju,t received Hope and Ea-
~ gle Cotton Yarn--all numhers--tnr sale low
BY j MANSON d son.
Glasgow, May l7th, l945.
CUGAR.--5 hhds. best quality of Sugar. Just
~ received and for sale by JOEL PREWlIF.
Foyette, June TIN, ls43.
(tANDLES Just received few boxes OF
" Sperm CandIes--which will be sold extremely
low for cash. J. MANSON y SUN
Glasgow, May Sd, l845.
VOUNG HYSON Teal box of Young Hy-
Il son Tea at a reduced price hy oo>,
J. MANSON & son.
Glasgow, May Sd, 1915.
STONE- WARE-A good assortment, for ms, sale
Sby JOEL PREWlTT.
Fayette, June 9Th, 1915.
DAINTED BUCKErS--Any quantity, for DIS sale
by JOEL PREWlTT.
Faye,te, June It'll, ls45.
LOCO H article, just landing from Wapello
direct from New Orleans, for sale low by ov
j. MANSON d SON.
Glasgow, May 81, l845.
VVOBACCO.-Superio Aromatic Oronoco To-
L. bacco, new and choice article ior Ghew Few,
received and for sale BY JOEL PREWlfI'
Fayette June TIN, lSi5.
A No. brands.
TAGLE AND HOPE COTTON YARN.-Jus
Il received per Steamers Linn and Bry. large
supply Of the above and for sale at No. 100 Waite
Street, Glasgow, by ]. MANSON d son,
Glasgow. June 2lst, ls45.
CTONE- WARE.-A heavy lot of Stone-ware
- superior article Of all sorts and Sizes whoe
sale and retail, at Boonville prices, by
BALLANTINE g. OUTCALT.
Korheport, March 29th, 1916.
C-TC1p C0upCC Ann COTTON warm 70
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25
Vol. g..
NATURE AND SCIENCE.

"And the leaves Of the trees were for the HEAL
ING Of the nations" 22d: 3D..
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25

VIM. H. McKINSTRY, % Market Street, is
Just receiving his fall stock Of Hats and Caps for
the wholesale trade. His assortment will consist
Of the following varieties:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25

SUGAR COFFEE AND COTTON YARN, re-
- ceived and for sale by HICKMAN d ALLEN
Fsystts, October 4,h, lsio.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25

VOUNG HYSON Teal box of Young Hy-
Il son Tea at reduced price by ~
]. MANSON q son.
Glasgow, May Sd. 1915.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25

CToNE- WARE.-A heavy lot of Stone-ware'
- superior article Of all sorts and Sizes whloe'
sale and retail, at Boonvile prices, by
BALLANTINE g. OUTCALT.
kocheport, March 2Vth, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25

DOWDLR Snut and Lead, of the hest quality
L just received and for sale BY
JOEL PREWITT.
Fayetto. June 7,h 1915.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25
Medical Notice.

Important and Unequalled Discoveries.
DR.. JAMES NJ. MARTENS APPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25

STONE- WARE-A good assortment, Tor rs, sale
~ by JOEL PKEWlll'
Fayeite, June 7lh 1915.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25

EHHOICE BRANDS.--Just landing, per late ar
" rivals, 80 bbls. Choice Whsky-also 20 half
de-, for sale by J. MANSON d SON
100 Water Street.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25

WORCESTERSHIRE and GA brown and beached
~ domestics just received and for sale by
Favette. June 18th. ls45. JOEL PREWIrT.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25

DAINTED BUCKETS--Anv quantity, for sale
by JOEL PREWITT.
Fayette, June It'll, ls45.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25

TOTTON YARN--Just received Hope and Ea-
~ gle Cotton Yarn--aIl numbers--fnr sale low
by J MANSON d SON.
Glasgow, May l7th lS45.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25

Glasgow, June 2lst, 1915.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-25

Low crown plain; do Ashland blue DC; medium
shape Russia, good quality; square crown blue
cnsslmere; round crown blue Cashmere; mems and
boys wool sporting do: black and drab WOOL
CAPS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
MISCELL ANGUS.
LACK son

~. I;,,,e circumstance narrated below, which
is said, by the Fredericksburg Recoraef 10 nav
occurred after The battle OF The elh OF January
strisinsly characteristics General Jackson IL re-
A.cis .redi, no, only on himself, but ON the conn-
Try
"In IN, year 1921, our inorman, met, at The
liable OF Sir George Airey, many distinguished
Epplishmen, then in Paris. The conversation
,urue; on the then pending Presidential election;
AMI fear. were expressed nal, shoud e'eheiai
Jackson be elected, he am cable relations ne
tween The Two countries might We endangered, III
consequence OF his hish-handed exercise OF
rover as cviaccd during his command a,
New Orleans. The necessity, on The Pa!i oil
our informant, Of replying 10 these OBSERVE
lions, was Superseded by The prompt anu sene-
rous ou; break oi one Of the guests, Coi. morn
ION Of The S6ih, an officer We'll known lot NJ 5ai-
Ian, character and whose regiment suffered Sc
verely in The attack Of the S,h OF January. lie
testified in The hantsomes. terms 20 the conduct OF
General jackson, as an atG:cable and iaithihi
commander on lha, occasion, and declared, 'aat
had he not used the power conhded 10 aim III me
}igh hapded way alluded 10 New Orleans would
ipiallibly have been captured. as 10 me cha'9e
OF impiacable ho.iiily. Col. Thornton declared
that in all the intercourse o. dag and Otherwise,
between the hostile comm ncerS, Gch !dch>oh
had been peculiarly courteous ana humane ana
proceeded TO state, that on The day after he
battle, the British were permitted 10 bury their
dead living beyond a certain line hundred
wards in advance of Gen. JacSsons enirench-
men,s-a!i within ,aa, Inc being buried by The
Americans themselves. As soon as the rnelan-
choiy duty was performed. Tie British General
was surprised at receiving . i!as, with The swcIts
epanei,s and watches ci "a. officers who had iai-
len. and q note from General jackson, couthed II
the mos. courteous language saying that ere I':ir
Of ep ules was missing, ~. Ina; diliseni search
was making, and when found they shoal.; i sent
So. These arices-alwayS considered lar "b-
lects Of plunder-were rescued By General Jack
son, and thus handed over with request that
the; might be transmitted 10 the relatives OF The
gallant officers TO whoa .!.ev iad h;.lnnsrd.
This anecdo,e, ami he frank ana sold er-li.e
style in which was given turned the whole cur
rent OF feeling in favor Of The General. and Grew
forth an expression OF applause from all paris Of
The table. 'For myself said cur Informant, !
fei; fn,h on nv cheek, and thrill q! pride
through my hosom. ard in my healtl ihink.! he
old General for proving BY this chivalrous act,
that the defenders OF cur country were ABOVE Tue
sordil feelings Of mercenafY warfare.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
Prince Edward
NE,DICAI. INSTIT TT

TIME next course OF this Institution Will 'olr
i mence on the Is, OF The ensuing Novcmot.
and continue until the Isl September, lSi6
All the branches, theoretical AMI practica :,
taught during the lerm and according t. ,Ge
coveries ana Improvements Of the presen, cn. +
encd state Of Medical Silence. Lectures. (.
mons;raiiCrs and daily examinations are ii
modes Of imparins instruction adopted.
Particular attention will be given 10 Prac,,
Anaiomy-ani a private Irfrmary ccrne q
with the institution, and 10 when students are =
all times admitted, will afford them irenuep q
portuniiies oil Witnessing important surgical q,
ratons ard cases in medicine.
a iul course of lectures in this irs,ilu,iar
received as equivalent 10 one in In Wash:rc-
University OF Baltimore, ana entities tie sig3e.
10 ali the privileges Of second coarse studen' i
that school, which is one OF the best in me Crir
thus saving him a whole year i'll tmc, an !
least 100 dollars in moEey.
The fee fol- a full course will be 500, payals
in advance. Those students who pursue con.
Of di>>cclons will be charged an additional {.
OF go
E1cellen, board can be oh!a mel in tx inra
dia,c vicinity. and on Moderate terms
Students wishing 10 Join The institute wou-
well 10 signify such intention By letter ealy, Il
10 Stale whether they wish books 10 h iurr.ae
rs an arrangement enectcd with NorIheln pg.
fishing house enables the subscribers &c sur
them al a cbeape. rate than they could lie r
cured elsewhere.
JOHN r. METTAI Err. A. NJ. NJ
FRANCIS J. METrAUER, a. N. N Il
Prince Edward G. H., Va, Juy s-cwtlN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
TpUE SENTIMENT

The 5ur;hen Of the Wing assaults upon the
President has been his duplici!y upon the Tariff
ques,ion-for Free Trade al The South and Pro-
lec,iyc Tariff al The North. However absurd The
charge especially When The Wings had in glaring
coors before them The extraordinary course OF
their own chief on the Texas question, as cShi-
biied BY his Raleigh and Alabama letters, il has
been made 10 ring all lie changes in Wing tao
tics In The Cincinnati Gazette, very strong
Wing paper, we find short paragraph which
sets The matter RIGHT, II does full justice TO the
motives Of the presilenl-savc that, instead Of
putting down the Tariff" the Administration will
labor honesty and zealonsly to modify it accord
Ing 10 The revenue standard, demanded b. The in
terest Of all classes alike
"THE TARIFF AND Sur.TREasrRY. Two
things are evident enough jus; now, viz: that ihe
Administration means 10 put down Inc Tariff,
and 10 establish The Sub Treasury, il il can.
"No one in this, cen charge Mr.. Polk or Mr..
Walker with incons isicncy both avowcd this 10
be their police tciorc ihey were elected 10 Office
after their installation, il were strange, indeed if
they did not exert Whatever power they could TO
establish it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
Sc EsnI.ars Reward .

Dan away from The subscriber in Bucsi..
IL ham county, Virginia, on his way SOP
three Negro Men, 10 wit:
RICHARD, about & feet high, IS or % iG
Of age, black and stout made-sold in Rirhm
by MIS-. Organ, OF Snrry county, near e..
Point; no visible marks rccolec:cd. He ha'
when he left a white fur hat, with vety ~;
brn, and a suit OF summer clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, y years old, ato@
feel inches high, has scar on the leilj jaw, t..
the toolhachc-,iie skin seems 10 have grown
the bone. Had on when he lett Z back slir- N
and suit oil summer clothes. Tom vas soH
Richmond BY lsham Lowry. and lo!merl
longed 10 the estate oi Mrs. Tlevillian, q: liz.
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion, 81 years z
about S feet 5 or inches high, very stcm
muscuay no visible marks lecoleciet. VS.
in Richmond By Charles ID. Peuus, Of llaia
county, Virginia. | will give the above ~.
OF Sky dollars for the apprehension aai ae...'
~ OF the above named slaves 10 BeiIs & i.'a
son in Richmond, with all reasonable ,sf.; =
OF conveying them 10 said place, or iueri; Q,
lars and expenses for either one Of them.
June 6-cli F. g. BRADl,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
POETRY.
Ir,om nc y. y. AD'o".l
To ONE REMEMBERED.

TO ONE RhMsMBERE
pY rAxS BENJAMIN.
nv charming Kate
- ;, Ieas, in fancy cali thee mine' .n
~ ,as,e though dreamnsiy, bliss o''i"'''
1AAN Sad is ny fac,
,r..,1 canno, ,by vio!r, eyes behold !,
Nor The bright waving Of ihy locks OF COW
NV pathway lies,
y d;s,,n, lovely katherine, from thine own :
o., il ,be zenith OF the sappane zone,
Queen of The SKIES
90, and nv lonely sphere
Ken in The nadir through The circl'nS year,
saw lhy smile
IN, once-vel, oh that once II memory Cows
7 Ike some rose-colorcd fame mio dese!' sno"s'
Or some green isle
Among the pillows, winch the seaman mans, =
When los, ami ,osl he trims his sha''s:ea SUR
A maiden SILL
pnre through The world in solitary Fride,
Thou moves, Ka;tcr like heavenly o'"e
So flows ril
Rorn in a mountain region, clear ana i'ee'
From lis small fountain % The eternal sea-
Ny very name
sc,.ce can hone that thou uay'i call 70 mihd,
No. ,Ian The rushing 81 the last summer VIM
cannot claitl
Or OF ,hy gentle Thoughts, no! beg OF la'e
To weld me one iaiEi sigh q carilng Nae.
Blu, We, at times
Through M hearts chords remembered voices
breathe
And make Eolian music and wrealhe
Some wi!dins rhymes,
With nions hand. 10 garland beauty's shrine
a nd his The Offering lay on thine!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
NATIONAL COURTESY.

From an official despatch OF Thomas 0. Lar
KIN, Esq, U. S. Consul al Monterey, il appears
that twenly-Seven of The unfortunate Young men,
who have been SO long confined by the British
authorities in Van Demans Land, on account
oil their cohnexiun with The famous Canadian
troubles have left that Island under pardon
from the British Government. On the 9Th OF
Bridgeport, Conn., put into Oahu, one OF the
Sandwich Islands, from Hobans Town, in New
South Wales, with these liberated Canadian pri-
soners, whom, Capt. Young oil the Steiolilz,
brought over al his own expense. Taking with
him len OF the liberated Americans 10 The North
wesi coast as part OF his whaling expedition,
Capt Young obtained permission from the au-
,hori-s 10 leave the remainder under the qua
ranie,, protection OF The Sandwich Islands, until
they conii procure passage TO America in whale
ships This, we doubt not, ttcy have already
done and they will sooa be restored 10 their ahx-
ious friends in lhc United States. The cores
pondencc between Cap, Young and Tie Minister
OF Foreign Affairs OF bis Sandwich Majesty, Ro-
bert e. Wyilie, does honor TO both parties. The
latter, after granting The desired protection, says
In doing 50, his Majesy's Government gives
a proof 10 tie Government OF the United States OF
their consideration for these citz,ns OF the Union.
who hare been so long absent, and who arr re-
turning 10 their relatives ami friends under The
clemency Of her Britannia Majesty.
'fuuI kindness 10 these men is highly cTcdiia-
tc 10 You; arc ccl confident that, by their good
cnntlnrt On sLure ;hcv will nrovr themselves
worthy ithe character you have siren them"
Otihe % released prisoners, 20 arc from New
York, > from Michigan, , from Ohio. and 3 lion,
The Canadian Provinces. In alliion 10 these
!, prisoners had been released, br, mad no, beer
able 10 find an opportunity 10 leave Van Die
mans Land. On he 29ih January, 1915, thirty.
six Americans we're sill prisoners On that Island
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
TRIRr1,r or RESPECT


At = Quarterly Count continued by adjournment, ana
held f.. Irnrco county, AT the Corr! HOUSE, on Moh'
cav. the eleventh day Of August. ISIS: ;,
The Court having heard Of The death ol miles ~.
Gardner long Magistrate OF the county, aud sishiy
esteemed member Of the Coat. with eiio;inns oil deep
regret, and with strong convclicn- OF the loss sis,ali-
ed by the wto'e community who justly appreciated 'ne
worth and usefulness Of Inc DECREASED, anh especial!
by hi hrreav, family, whom The unobrsivr virtnr-
III hs cha arter and the uniform Kindness oi MS IA
turr ere best known. In manifestation o "bat they
feel To he dnc alike TO themselves, aud The memory ol
ti.rir valued associate, do
Rtsoirs iSt. That they symrathize deeply WIN lhe
general regret felt ut the death of Miles H. Gardner,
aud tender 10 hi. widow and family their sincere con
dorhce on The lravy bereavement sustained ny the':
I'd Thar rh. members ard officers Of The C"nfl wiz
wcar ne usual badge Of mourning inr thirty days,
I'd That these proceedings be signed hy tnr VIZ
ana Presiding Justice, and spread on the minute book
d: The Court thai rrpy be srn hy the fresi':n" a.-
is,ra,c 10 the widow of the deceased, and another he
FARMS, cd By the Clerk the Richmond papers FOR pub
lcHtGn.
i,h That the Court do now adjourn. ,r>
A Copy-Tese: I.0FTfN ". Ef.LETr, G. H. q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
TRInIrE OF KEsrEcT.

Ala Court held foI Isle Of Wsh! comfy, the lSt day
&C September. lsib:
IL havin. been announced To the Count, that Captain
JAWS, JnHN,oS, mo was Captain N iie war III The
arvniu'ion a iIrn h.r al tie Convention that adopted
IT, Federal CniiI,nt On repeatedly delegate 10 tic
General Assembly aud for many years The presid u.
Justice "f this herCb, DEPARTED l fe. nj is residence,
In this county he l6.h Iiimn, the !9h Year OF
his age; IN the respect and confidence .: those who
i.ncw !'in:. il *
H..rr,J, That, evidence Of the profound regard
IN y..rt his IN mnry j. heidi - :rra OF th' Court
and tie "ad tue O;cer- Il this C"uri, " ~ "eat
The usua hadec Of iu,ninc Er H. so days. ard iha "
j. .:ry most respectfully ,cGhct Ted thai The 2itiH"'is u"
Ills ouniy WI! do iic same.
,s fn,tLfr kssoirsd That cap. II THESE 70 o'utins
tr bv ,,r Cl rk forwarded 10 the children 81 III. de-
ceased
m. f.y.ae- RrsoroJ Thatd cory Of ills preamble aud
resolutions be- puhshed IN the newspapers oi EicH-
monG, Nn;fulk, sc.
4 Cury-Trs,c, y. T. lOiNG, 4. 1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26

His Excci!ency John Tyler,
EY-Plesi.en, Of the United States.

Resolution expressive 81 tts gratitude II as eonr"n
tio- to Ex-Pftsident 1tier arr. his CabiHct.
Resolred, That The early and rcsolnie stand ia.
ken by ,hn T, Ter Wits, he was President OF
the U.,ited States. TO restore Texas 10 The bosom
of e republican family, has secured - HIN The
gratitude ami vensralion al he people Of Texas.
R.solrcJ, Tia; tie Ike sentiments are due 10
the assistance afforded alr. TYLER ~ he able
members of his Cabinet who, With 4 '.chle en-.
thusiasm cspjpsed the use II srnexi.n as a
national question, ana .o-operalcd faithfully in
securing lis couSummaton by The passage Of the
Law Which has enable, Texas 10 become por-
ton OF the Union.
lPsmipsd, TIA, The president OF The convention
be directed 10 furnish certified copy Of these re-
solution. 10 MIR. Tyler, and 10 each one of the
members Of his Cahne'-,he Hons. john G.
Calhoun, George Nj. Bib WIN. Wilkins, John
Y Mason, John Nelson, Charles a. Wickli!le,
and 10 The families 0. \. p. Up>hur and 1hos.
w. Gilmcr, decd
Adopted at Austin, Texas, july 6. 1915.
THO. J. RUSK, President.
Attest: JAMES Fl RAYMoSD,
Secretary Of til Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
The average amount expended by the resident
WILLIS Ii. WooDLEy, Proctor, &c
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

The plan OF instructioa in this department Of
the University presents rcculiarties 10 De found
in no other school of Medicine in The Union
The lectures commence on the lst OF October,
and terminate on the 4th OF July ensuing.
Owing TO the length OF The session, which en-
braces period OF nine months, three Professors
are enabled TO perform al the duties which in
other medical institutions are usually assigned 10
six; and Inc Students are seldom required TO attend
more than two lectures on the same day by
This arrangement the students have an oppoF;uni-
~ Of being veil grounded in Anatomy, Physolo,
gy, and other elementary branches Of Medical
Science, before they investigate their applications
in connection with the study Of The practice Of
Medicine and Surgery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
NATIONAL LOAN FUND
L'fL ASSURANCE SOCIETY or LONDON.
E',t ro,rrycJ D., =,
Capital f5Oo,O0O, % = 800 ooo

- ~ jEElIGEfT{
Capital f5Ooooo, o. $500 600
TINTED STATES Local E0apn -,
~ DIRECTORS, viz JACOB HAIRY, y
Esq, Chairman; JonxJ. ralMsa ESQ / -,
GooDnrr. Esq, JAMES Bo,EMAx, E>e Crna' -
BAsoiaY, Esq, SAMrEL 5. lloULt<p. e.
GoRnaN A. WORTH, Esq. AMI S,s5s. II n,
Esq. Observation-Disclosures Ban. q Va j..
General Agent ioI the Unite. States All Brr.r
North American Colonies, Hon. J. I.s,yogo
STARR.
The admirable system Of Lie Insurance. which
this Institution has organized, AM which has !.
cured such marked distinction in Eur r., t,> +.
lained for il the hishes, VOL in America po.
ring The short period OF is establishment in ,fo
United States, lis principle, have won The urcla.
lifted approval Of many eminent men. and Is.
patronage il has secured fully tests he public con
fdence in lis favor. As further guaranty t5r,ie
standing OF this COMPANY, the subscribe, ,,,ef,
the public TO the above Beard Of Directors re.I.
ding in New ork, Composed Of gentlemen. +
highest character anu responsibility A -.
large sum 10 he permanently invested il +.
United States, III the names OF three Of these Il.
rectors Is Trustees, available ALWAYS 10 The -
sured, in cases Of disputed claims stcgi az;
such arise.
Pamphlets, containing the la, annual fe?g,,
and much.grneta information, lcge'to' w,l q.
Socely's rates; also blank forms, and IN; 1....
information, may be Obtained on appca:lca
the subscriber.
Example nj Ra'c;-E1r ne assurance q TO- ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
VALUABLE SUGAR LANDS ~ l.
lSIANA FOR SALE.

VALUABLE SUGAR LANDS ~ l.
lSIANA FOR SALE
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in the Il
II of Placquemines, about 20 MICS t'.-F
civ Of New Orleans, and on tie same ~
the river fronting on The river Mississifiif
penis, and containing upwards OF 25cu SUI
cial arpcnts Of land, OF which $50 arpert
cleared Of timber drained and ditch,l, anc I,
a canal Is feet wide for boating wood, Sc
which al the same time serves 10 drain !a.9 z
Abou, 100 arpen,s are nov in eacs.'.:1 T.
ard so in corn, the whole under very GOO =
and in every respect prepared to tom ! AZ .
sugar plantation.
a sugar house, and all other buildings het.
can be erected al a very small expense, -
can be readily made, and cypress Hood ~ y.
building purposes exists 10 aplnd@he.
which there are not less than 10000 cotds o.
fit for steamboat, use (Which IS readlly P4'.-
ed by the Tow boats a, 50 and npwaids r. 5.
and great abundance Of suga!-house w.r'
The situation is peculiarly healthy. -, =.
on the premises dwelling houss ~. :. j.
out buildings, all requiring repair a''
with number Of Orange and rs "'''
bearing. .3.rf.
n NbIhGid''S
or pasture land, extends along me ". mr.,
the plantation, increasing annualif, ~ no.
no leyee is required 10 defend ne t,.i H.,
This tract oi land is offered ios sa..i =
Die as soon as the present crop oil e1hS ~
OF. in November next; and, BY arr rssa ls,..
the purchaser, he could n,media'fiy e - !,
in possession as ic clear what !ah9! o. ~
VIA, buildings he pleased; and cou -, ",%s :,
requisite quantity OF cane leit icf lld" = e.
season, in addition 10 tie ration cans -,
will remain on the land uhen the lrs'en' -
taken OH. "a, mr.
To any gentleman desFons Of gong :, = /.
cultivation Of sugar. this es:a!e err -. ~
advantages, and il is bcle:ed no s .,' ~
" EXISTS in This country 10. ESTABLISHING
sugar estate. 49,, All
For terms, which will be LIBERAL a''-
Their information, apply 10 6.o~ & 70
m. owan "h'' Richmond :