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PLANTS, sHRUBBERY AND TREFls-For snI,

TLAWIl.9 HETItL UUFlTtE AND TftT1f1N-TFOT NnTo
s,a The undersigned has lately erected new eii -
sSNs9aA GREEN HOU S h on LHfagete 81, WE
49, Opposite the Old Fe3iO1rs' Hall and La S2.{SS
7NxY fdpee Square, wherein will be sold all 49,
~ kinds of PLANTS, such Roses Cameas, Of
100 yaretes Gerqnums Azaas, Evegreen and Trees Of
all descriptions, besides collection of EXotics from
Mexico Brazil, New Holland, the indies and Ghina-and in
fact his Establishment contains greater variety of Plants
than other in the United States, and has beun under
great expense, make it worthy OF the patronage has
heretofore enjoyed. MI. Bach has engaged Mr. ELY as
SALEsAiAN whose long experience and knowledge in the
HORTICULTURAL business will that eXeTtOn on his part
sa De wanted to give every information the treatment
ut Ilaus; The prices OF Plants will be LOWER than any
9 ehle5 establishment can sell them ~ Orders puncualy
@ ana sent to the Steamboats, Houses noUt eTpeSB.
9iO ON JOHN NJ BACH.
AIlt-3O 600 bushels PIIASTERING HAIR. in Hhds.
\, ana Sacks for sale by HAYMAN & HOLDEN.
pORTEF-2OO casks I.o1d06 ,i,J= Tl7lj5 p-,,- i;
quarts and pints, for sale by saw -''ia' e'' 81
a13 JOHN TOoLE, % Bank Place.
a AFh9o9 casks Scotch Ale, in quarts, for sale By
- WS JOHN TQOLE, % Bank Place,
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INIPOR ANT no SUGAR PLANTERS.

VIE undrs ned would call the attention of Planters 10 the
fact Of his having discovered after series Of expert.
men lubncous composition which preserves the Journals
and Brasses OF Sugar Mills from friction and prevent them
nom heating wearing etc. by keeping them CLOSED and
me oils now used and need not be applied 50 often in as
large quaple Any one desiring to test the merits Of this
addressing to the undersigned tpopad) Baton Rougeand
on payment Of $40.
nl9 2tawtian A. J. CHAPMAN Engineer
New Orleans Delta and Crescent publish the above twice
week, till January and send bstOr Baton Rouge
.gHr
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MARINE, PAINT, AND TAR ON, MANTTFA q.
IORN.0E PHIL.ADEI.PEIIAE e =

VrTrF.u
RUtMAN u CO., % Front LeUee, sole Agents for the
- state of Louisiana respectfully call the attention of
joined card
The undersigned, owners and masters of vessels ship.
builders and Others employed repairs of vessels who have
used the MARINE PAINT manufactured by VIM Rice
Of Philadelphia for the last FIVE years do recommend il for
It's lasting qualities and being the best and cheapest com.
position in for the protection of the bottoms OF vessels
nom the attacks OF the sea wOm and also in protecting
Wool or non nom decomposition either from exposure
weather OF under water:
q, w. Watson, shp-master: f. r Thomson ieut JTN,
IheO. Biely ship builder; Capt West ship Shenandoah:
vaughan " Lynn, VIM. NJ. Baird & Co. owners
gohn Brey. ~ Of steam packets bet Phila-
Am CramR, eel; delphia and Hartford;
stewart Waters, ship. build X. II. Lopez, merchant;
ems the Marine Railway D. Eldridee & Co merchants.
hensington; 49, Samuel Pleasant, merchant;
SAM Vaughan, ship buier opt II Hurley ship TuscarOra
~. NanJusensln &c; i A. 4. HiHlsel& Son shp-chan.
Joseph Brown, oilers;
5. $. Lee senior Lieut. U. SIG. w Aspinval merchant.
=, iEate f9tomac; Capt. J. SOmeTs, owner and
BuTllng & Dixon, Merchants; Master;
IL Harper master brig Maria r. W. Packer merchant.
Morris Sheer, U S scu Capt j. Vance schooner H.
Susan; . WestcOtt:
The tradesuppled and sold wholesale and retail by
BUTMAN y CO., - Front Levee
M I'm opposite Post g. Second Municipality.
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UHEAP, PAPER BLANK BOOKS AM STA:

= =
- IION Err at No, ST CAMP STREET.
viii subscribers respectful return thanks their numerous
L. friends and the public for the liberal pat 67HR1RHg
ronage heretofore bestowed upon them, and A3@LEfA
would respectfully solicit its cOntinuapce, hav- 6sH
ing now on hand full and complete stock of
every article N therlm AND ARE DAILY RECEIVING FRESH
SUPPLIES; Their present stock consists part of the fol-
lowing which they oer qt the lowe st market rates:
BLANK BOOkS.-Ledgers, Journals Cash, Invoice, Ae
count Current Record aud Receipt Books of all sizes and
of the best quality.
COPYING LETTER PREsSEs-With Books and every
thing eOmplete-of different sizes and qualities.
bANhS.-CustOm house Entries and Commercial Blanks
OF every description; Bills of Exchange Notes. Drafts
etc, etc. in great variety.
CHECK BOOkS-On all the solvent Banks and Ranking
Houses in the city.
STEEIfP ENS-tlf every facure. cbore SELECTION
always on hand
lean manufacture.
INk-Black, Blue and Red; also Copying-an extensive
INKSTANDS-Of ali known kinds
Waters, Sealing Wax, Qus, India Rubber Lead Pencils
Wafer Stamps Rodgers Penknives and EraseTs Office
Tape, Sand and Sand Boxes, IsettA Gins, Bill Files
Black Lines, Pen Holders and Pen Racks Tin Paper Cut.
tersi Memorandum Books, DIARIES etc. etc
HAVING ALSO A
JOB PRINTING OFFICE AND BOOK BTNDERY
m the same building, prepared execute orders for
Printing OF Binding in superior style and such prices as
cannot fail in giving satisfaction.
CORSON q ARMSTRONG,
49, stationery and Blank Book Mana fdctHrers,
sl4 Uanl 81 Camp M Orleans
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VIEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER rs.

The U. S. MINT-The Director of the U. S.
Mint, at Philadelphia, has asked for an additional
appropriation for the business Of coming 1t re-
CURED he says, because the California gold brought
TO the mint in the present year, not only by its
large amount, Exceeding $4,000, 600 in value,) but
by the character of the gold ITSELF which contains
combined with it a large portion of silver, which
must be separated from it. This is done by che
mcal process, requiring, for operations upon SO
large scale, great and expensive addition to the
laboratory, and the employment of additional
Workmnn
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DIR, ELLIOTT, VETERINARY SURGEON,
NEW ORLEANs ENIGRAHT 8 REMITTANCE

OFFICE. w."
~fAA 4TtA Ia n.
$3.50 &atNl4 NfI1i GtfFFi
VIE undersigned, at his old established Office continues 10
accommodating persons desrous OF RENTING money to tber
friends in England, Ireland, Scotland Will Sterl1g s"t
aiis, payable in pOsttOwn in the above named kng
aoh7 and IN sums to suit lie also, usual continues ny
ing passengers brought from Liverpool this city on good
slps ana reasonable terms. Parties living distance nv
uuleslhg eter (pOst-paid) TO the Undersigned will he
promptly attended to, JOHN TOOLE
SO ly No Is Bank Place Ne,v OJ5,,.
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WE FIxED THAT CHAP.-A few DAYS ago
gentleman % came INTO our sanetum, took ID his
reading, very closely. We reached over and 49,
letter out Of his hat, unlolded, and comna ,,,ssl
reading IT. He was so busy that he an ~, h
cover how, we We're paying him OF IN NJ NV,
com uptl we asked hun what il was his eorre.
sPondent was writing to kim about a vvo5osr ;
Why, look here, Squire, SAYS he. ~, s,,-i
are nos reading my private letters . 'fCertsish
SUI sad we, you are reading cur urivst. 49,
SCRIPTS He was plagued begged ts moi =, No..
Ion . nus name. promised to do 50 no more. and *,
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THOMAS BRADY,
a CHARITIES STREET.
10 On the first day Of November tive shall remove 10 bs
Store No. p Charities street, directly ODD oet5
RUGGY and FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE,
~ Apply al ~ NRtehez street., up stairs. pH
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
nRUGs, MEDICINES, etc.--The subscriber IS now
- receiving fresh supply Of articles in his line, and offers
81 d Isl M on reasonable terms ,S JAs vs - saHAm
" 80. JAS S. SHAW. Dmggia,
do d&Wu Veyanda Corner.
M H. choice SUN N ARABIC, in
do d&WG Veranda Conner.
iLilA ssEi1DIhis gyalqabe Remedy for Diar5aa and
for sale By JAS. 5. SHAW. Driggi
d5 d&Wtf Veranda Conner
NOTICE TO sUGARPLANTERs- Birouqbt and
4 y Cgst IreR s UGd r PAYS Of assored lies
SUGAR MiTs@ RrsSST5 a03 E ST4 nc6s Nh it
O98s s 81 Wooden fh2 53d f sEp s o5 a By
,,,,,,e,,, TOABs AND MONUMENTS. 6~N
DERSONs wishing 70 obtain the above arclesk lgA1J
A. on ihe m4 g. IeaonhPe terms, and Of the best \4
az No. 81 TCHOpPfT0ULAs Street, FROM WIZ
Office, up Stairs, where Plans and Specifications
$4,000, ns 1aw6m
- MOLAssEs BARRELS. gzEE
1000 GYPREss S Mo daAf Rs B BIZ 10
saeb s.. w, THOMPSON & Co,
NO ST. Charles st., corner Of Julia,
TEAS...... TEAS
,7GENCY Of the VEN YORK CaJVTON TEA CO.
s9hscrie e as now hand and yl receive monthly
ab9yeiilty different kinds and qualities and he now *
lees w2Ganied IN saglng that i Is the finest assort- ~
MS $. II. PAGE Agent, 70 Camp st.
MTHIsIAY, BRANDY, GIN AND WINE.-2ppn
w eheons Irish and puncheOn Scotch Whisky; haf
pipes Cognac Brandy; pipe Holland Gin and 70 casks
sherry Wine IN bottles The above Whisky Is from the Dis
uees direct and has lain store for than two
geas and the Brandy i Of the most fayone brand The
Sherry Wine Of the AmontiIadO vintage 80 much cee
brated for its delicate favor For sale in dante TO nit
purchaser, by lnl9l JOHN TOOLE, % Bank Place.
COGNAC ,BRANDTEs
II ONDON DOCK C0GNAC BRANDIES-
II u half pipes MaEtel CID, vintage Of 1916;
~ uo.np pale ~ lss5i
y OtaFd pale =, ;, 1874; '
mr. eld.' 1 lss2
Just received ex ship Euphsma and fol sale in bond by
ns s. WOLFF, 3 GFaver st.
BOOT AIANUFACTORY.
VIE undersigned calls the attention Of Tie New Orleans
public 70 rs Select and Fashionable .4ss0rt. 6irT
HRf1t Of ROOTS and SHOES, manufactured
solely by himself, Gentlemen DESTROYS of having NJ
theiE Boots and Shoes made FTT-of elegant NAV ~
teal and N THE sTYLElgOnd do well By calling on fbe
nnd1fer7gRed CORk-s0LE and DOUBLE-S0LE WA.
TER.PROOF BOOTS, made to order -
o. bm e.. G1SIfITTVAN T.
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stfAR TOWBOAT LINE ,y-5
> ANGL0-SAX0N, EnzalllA--h
AN!G3LEG9-4IQglRi5M.I1AIN.,, aAiiA =

ANtaANNsA lsEtAllAN.
This line composed Of low-pesure boats, built ex-
powerful machinery Anthracite Coal Is used for fuel 10
them frOmsmOke.
Arrangements made with other boats to assist this line
in taking large ships over the bar, when necessary.
Shipniaste and sliDOwneH will benefit themselves by
paonsng these boats as they will obtain dispatch well
s. The greatest security for life and property. MS
NewOHeans, Nov. "a, 1873. j. w. STANTON co.
Bi.AAES FIRE AND WATERPROOF NINE
RAJ PAINT.
MORE than One HUNDRED BARRELS of this Paint have
1VA been sold herehe past season. which has given very
for it Is increasing The Paint of two cOo the Slate and
Chocolate the latter Of the most fashionable now
and far more durable than lead the weather makes no
impression upon IT, whether used upon Brick Wood
Mr. BENSON, Ga Practical Painter Camp street. opposite
Lafayette SqpaTe) who has used extensively will mpart
q. SHELDON, Agent
-" Sold Wholesale and retail by A. WILBUR Z co,
% Bank Place. oil 3nd&W
CROCRERY, CHINA AND GLAsSYVARE
SA NJ u Ell f. MOORE, 81 Camp street,
$40 Imports and has constantly for SALE al reasona- en-
n " BILE prices WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, large ~
~ assortment Of Common and Fine CROCK-t2t4
NJ cry, English and French CHINA, Cut and 81
Moulded GLASSWARE, Table CnHerB, BFitaRRid
Hare, Casters, lamps, Japan TraBs, Table and Tea
Spoons etc. &c. ~ Goods packed so as to insure safety
10 any part of the Country.
e11 Also sent to city purchasers. IA 6m
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
r. II. FELL a. CO.-8A COMMON st., New Orleans,
Importers and Dealers, Wh0tes0te and Retail.
CaE Lamps Plated and Britannia CsstoTs, Can Sd
desticka, Table Cutlery lapanned Walters, ETC. A4
Goods will be Offered at low prices, and when ~
for ts Country, packed IN The safest manner, nj ON
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- a few days since the new patented Gal
vanle Battery Of Dr.. olms,ead, Of Eastoa. Pa v,,,
used Tor testing the gutta pereha virss aid NM,
the North River, and the battery ioaad superior s,
any new IN use But two cups are used "a
Of two miles, crossing and recfossinz ths.f4
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fegort Of NE Coas Surrey PrOeseliaes Of ME
IlouSe-- Feeling Of Parties--A Compromise
Proposed-Pay Of Members, etc.
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y Sixteen hundred and ninetesn sentence. 4,
Vienna, =
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4 O. MEBER. 30 az 30 p.aler. =.

-. CORNER ,sEaw roRNFR oF
tiJ0 and Car0Rdflet sts ~ sH C,mu 4. Jj,nioi.. o.,
(hs Old Sand,) HtHH Ven, stgSs' '''
heep7 constantly on hand every thing in h me-inrluing
great variety OF Ladies' and Genenens Boots and SboeN
and viii sell at the lowest Cash Prices a share OF public
Pl,'olass ls respectfully soheiied. app ly
DIR. ELLIOTT, VETERINARY SURGEON.
w OQiD announce to the citizens of this city and its
vicinity that he prepared attend TO all business in
bis line entrusted his care Dr. Elliott hopes hs ong eyne
renee as Veterinary Surgeon, will insure him large bnsi
.' as ne spent nine years in the Veterinary College of
rance I'VE years in Prussia, and the last five years Ia his
WIN great success The Doctors charges are from 81 10
y Y y nQOn any durable disaase-allyce gratis
me Doctor 10 be found at an hours OF the day and
w. sht AZ IaeTsalls Stables ST. Charles street 49, ~
~ FAMILY HORSES, well broke ALWAYS nm hand
NLl loI sale, sl3 GIN
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E I1IH sIB9g2 IoN sTRorg, Or STROUD.
- tarOndeet and BarOnne sis., Dealers IN MAR'GEsG
EEE MANUFACTURES and ENAMEIIFDlF II "
EkAIEsS1 MONpMEMrS, TOdBS, TONB \6llBFJ
Si1AbS, CIR AVE STONES, and MARBI.E in cifHAttytlo
1 " ~ s,sn ip HSIieiss Ihqmas9n LIME Cal WV
3[anllG CEMENT, Plasleri1g AIR, White sand, ~,
Easnsh, PENSACOLA and ltttsburg FiRE.BRlCK my3
II QBERT SKINNER, Brieklayer, a. RoYAL ST..
= y Undertakes all kinds Of FlRE.WORK, such AS -
te Hethhg Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam Boil. k7
et+, ETC. Al work done by the subscriber will be ID
Guaranteed and specimens OF his work may be seen al k
M R. Clustering and WHITE.wAsHINGd done
"luluispatcH ia19 ly
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The Boston Herald gives the following particu.
lars of scientific investigation that has been par
TALLY made:
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DIN ARMSTRONG, 2l7 1choupiioulas street. op
po' ~, 'lAJ Market, is prepared manufacture
M PQHcfSs Of every description as cheap prices ag tbey
ran ne delivered here from part Of the country ia IL
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Ales w quarts, for sale By
JOHN TQOLE, % Bank Place,
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And for WHAT"
IS am ignorant"
Nelly regarded Fernand seriously in the face, to
assure herself that he was not playing with her.
You have never told me aAlsehoOd, j" replied
She $ and you would not deceive me TO- day. Tell
me what has happened -
i" 1t is not necessary 10 make a tragedy Of this
adventure. was simply met by a bandit. and
reconeiled him with his God"
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13
TOTAL ECLIPsE!!

NHE undersigned would respectfully inform
the pablo that ROOTS PATENT
ECLIPSE STOVE can always be found at No.
10 Main Street, 81. Louis.
This Stove has become the most popular stove
m uses from the perfect simplicity Of its con.
styuction, and the certainty with which it per-
forms all its cooking operations-consumine, as
4 doe, less than half a cord Of wood per month,
and baking with as much certainty and uniforms
ty1I q BahT's Oren. This, together with the
fact that there is no division Of the fues, thereby
securing a strong drsught, makes it the most eco.
nOnical and convenient Cooking Stove now in
use.
Also on hand ROOTS CELEBRATED PRE-.
MUM COOKING STOVES, together with
every variety Of Cooking and Paflor Stoves,
Tia-sare, Kitchen, Hardware, &c. &C., all Of
which win Be sold ct very low prices, either a
Wholesale or retail.
GssCouutry Merchants would do well to cal
and examine our stock, as we are satisfied viii
email profits. A. L. NEWBERRY.
81. Louis, No, May 7th, 49.-8m,
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13
PUBLIC SALE.7

By authority Of the will Of Andrew Shsp.
herd, decd, I shall, on the 3lst day Of Au.
gust, 1S49, sell to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction al the personal property Of said
deceased, consisting Of Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs,nG Goats Q good Wagon and
farming utensils, 60. 3t Tptqoietf.41 c; -,
The sale will Commence at the late resi-.
dsnce Of said deceased, ct 8 o'clock 10 the
.|forsnoon, and continue till ell the property
|is sold. A credit of nine months vii be
given on ill sums Of Eve dollars and up
wards; for ell sums under Eve dcllass he
cash WILDE required. N propeyty will b
moved till the money il paid, or where he
purchase amounts to Ave dollars or more d
secured BY bond with approved security.
MINERVA SHEPHERD.
| August Stb, l849. aw.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13
Administered Notice.

NOTICE it hereby given to all creditors and
others interested In the estate Of Horstio T. Kent,
deceased, that the undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Pike Co. NO.,
letters Of administration on said estate, bearing
date the 18th July lS49.
All persons indebted to said estate are request.
ed to make immediate payment; those having
claims sgainst said estate are notified TO present
the same, properly authenticated, within one year
from the date Of said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from having any benefit Of said estate
and if not presented within three years, they
will be forever barred. 10.
T. J. C. FAGG, Admir-.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
In LineoIa Circuit Court, Missouri, .fPrI
d.. .sf.. Term, l849.
T.r,, W~,rv, 1850 ~

m Lfncot1 CtfcuI C0usg, 1uSS0uf5, J1PTb
E.. ..f.. Term, l849.
JosEpH Wa1cHr, aac
SAMUEL CANNON, admin
|~istrator Of Robert Stuart, deceased, Ruth Stuart,
the widow, and Charles A. Skinner and Lycena
his wife, John l.. James, .Gravener, Robert and
Gorge Stuart, and Silas, Mary, Alexander, Me
linda g. Temperance Stuart, by Charles A. Skin.
|ner, their guardian adj Item, heirs Of Robert
Stuart, deceased. '"'
II T appearing to the satisfaction Of ths Court,
that, the order OF publication made ct the last
term of this Court, against George Stuart, one OF
said Defendants, has not been published: 1t 10
therefore ordered that, said defendant, George
Stuart, be notified, by a publication Of this order,
Ito be made in some newspaper printed in this
State, for eight weeks successfully, the last in-
|sertion to be atleast four weeks before the next
term ofthis Cour4, that said complainant has filed
Ibis bill against him and other defendants, praying
lthe court for . conveyance to him, said complain
|ant, Of the following tract Of land, to-wit the
IL. l-2 Of the S. E. quarter Of section No. l, IN
II. No. 49, R. 2 east Of the 9Th principal Nerd
Ian. Therefore the said George Stuart isrequir.
ed to be and appear in this Court, on the first
day Of the next term thereof, to begun and held
at the Court house, in the town Of Trey, in and
for said county Of Lincoln, in the State Of Mis-
souri,, on the first Monday after the fourth Mon.
day in September next, and answer said bill Of
complaint, or the same will be taken for confess
ed against him. .,
l., Thomas G. HUT. clerk Of the Circuit Court
for said county Of Lincoln. certify, that, the a.
49, bove is = true copy from the records oil
seal. said Court, Of an order made at the
49, April term therof. Given under my
hand and seal Of Office, at Office, in Troy, this
9TH day Of June. 1e49.
THOMAS G. HUT, Clerk.
June 18th, 1849.--(9-8w.)
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13
Bridge Subscription.

VNk1E Subscribers to the Noix Creek
Bridge, are informed that the subscrip-
ton list has been placed in my hands BY the
County Court for collection, and that the
funds will be thankfully received.
For the information of all concerned, !
state that the work is progressing as rap
idly ~ the state Of the water 10 the river
will permit. EDWIN DRAPER,
July 28th 1S49.-3w. Contractor. ,
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13
Louisiana Livery Stable.

TN view of the Inconvenience to which in.
dividuals and the public generally have been
subjected, for the want Of proper conveyances
Ito and from our city, the subscriber has
been encouraged to establish in Louisiana, al
AN immense outlay Of "toil and treasure"
Livery Stable, well supplied with Horses, Bug.
|gies and Hacks. He ~iatters himself by keep.
ing conststly on hand, and well rubbed, hors:
|es of all gates and c%olors, suited both to the
saddle and harness, that he viii receive . gen.
|erous support from community. Business men,
and pleasuring men, as we'll as the travelling
can at any time be supplied witt
single horses, buggies, or hacks, by calling a
my Stables between Georgia and Souh Caro-.
lima streets.
1t is also his design to run an accommoda.
tion hack to all the Bowling Green courts, and
|neighborhood meetings, to which four or five
passengers canbe obtained. His prices shall
be a. low as the lowest. .afr T. -.
:-e H. W. P. WOOTTEN.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13
CITY ORDINANCES

(No. 13.)
Be il ordained BY the City Council of the
city of Louisiana:
Sec. !. There shall be sn alley opened in
block No. II, in said city, l2fset wide, and
in accordance With city ordinance No. 8,
concerning alleys.
Sec. 9. Said alley to be opened by the
Let Of March, 1850.
Sec 3, This ordinance to be in force
from and after ito passage.
August lst, ls4S.
Hdr W. <. KENNEDY, Mayor.
E. G. MUaaA1, Cpk. pro. tenn. c. c.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13
Sale of School Lands.

I'd Y order Of the Pike County Court, ! will
I'D offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on the
|8th day of September next, before the Court
House door in Bowling Green, on a credit Of II
the follow school lands, viz: the W. l-2
|of the g. W. l.4of section %, T. o., n. r. I w.
This land will be sold In 10 acre lets, and the
purchaser win be required to give bond with good
|sseurity, bearing interest at 10 per cent. from
date. i.,a3 = NJ. OWENS, Sheriff.
; Jaly 9th lS49.J IS II 2n.