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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-23

" Taylor & Maury's Bookstore near 9th street.
STATES and COPY BOOKS and PENS, at very
low prices. Aug. ls--u
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-23

BEAUTIFUL BIBLES and Prayer Books o
- every variety.
Hymn Books of the different denominations.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Aug 20 Bookstore, near 9Th st.
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nR. VAN PATTEN. Dentist, has the plea
IL of announcing his return TO his old Office
and business. Having supplied himself largely
with the most beautiful Teeth Of the most approved
modern structure, and the very best gold foil OBJ
tainable he is determined if possible, TO excel in
every branch OF his calling.
In order that may give my time and attention
the more exclusively TO my profession, am re-
solved 10 sell at very low rates, and on liberal time
if desired, any and all my real property, lying at
all remote from my Office, viz all Of that beautiful
square, consisting of than two Of
ground, now enclosed and under cultivation as a
garden, situated the brow of the hill in front Of
Mrs Tayloe's and Mr.. Shanks' residence, and
one square southwesterly from the War and Navy
DEPARTMENTS the half of square l73. now enclosed,
and yielding two three tons of hay annually,
being the same square which Captain CARRIE
ry resides, and adjoining General Van Ness's man
sion also quarter Of square las, being Immediately
west Of the latter lot Do, in square 534 being
corner lot, in good fence and cultivated lots %,
%, and "a, in square 5sl lot |, square 63s being
a large corner lot small tenement upon IL lot TO-
i'm square 640, large corner lot, unmproved; lot
D, in square 643; lots 5, and I, in square GA ;
and two large lots in square 1872, on Capitol HILL
and near the Capitol The title of all Of the above
is indisputabc.
C.. n. VAN PATTEN, Dentist.
near Browns Hotel. Pennsylvania avenue.
Aug IS-3tif
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FERDINAND MoULToN.
Attorney and Councillor at Law,
Commissioner &c. for Northern States. Ofic.
No. II Law Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
Aug l5-Sm
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ADELPHI THEATRE
Will open on MONDAY EVENING, August 20.
GEO. W. HARVEY, Manager.
Prices of admission Parquette and Boxes % cents;
Upper Tier, l2l cents.
The celebrated original Nightingale Ethiopian
Serenaders,
II. X JOHNSON,
NJ w. WHITE,
w. II. MORGAN,
GEO. KUNKEL,
HARRY LEHR,
Respectfully announce To their friends, and the
public of this city, that they will give few of their
inimitable concerts at the above cool and commo-
dious place of amusement, commencing on MON
DAY EVENING, August 30, and continue every
evening during the week. after having performed
in all the principal cities in the Union, and for the
last twenty-five consecutive nights at the Balti-
more Museum, where their concerts were attended
by the elite and fashion Of Baltimore.
MIR. ii. r. G0ODALL, the celebrated Imitator,
will appear and give limitations of the great actors
Of the day-Messrs. Forrest Booth, Jamison, Muir
doch, Owens, Wallack, Conner, It. ID. Rice, &c,
having been received with unbounded applause in
Baltimore.
Aug. IS-lw
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GUIDE TO PENSIONS, (MsiIsbIe.) -NaInes
VI Of all officers Of the continental army who
served 10 the end Of the war and acquired the right
10 communication pay and bounty land-officers
killed in battle or died in the service containing
also resolutions, laws, and ordinances relating 70
promises made by Congress 10 officers and soldiers,
&c, and the pension laws now in force, compiled
by the Commissioner Of Pensions. In pamphlet,
complied by Alexander Ray, price FIVE dollars.
For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Booksellers near 9th street,
who will forward the work Costing hut a few
cents POSTAGE 10 any part Of the United States.
August Fl
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REFERENCEs:
Pleasure Excursion TO Piney Point. Ol
Point, and Norfolk.

Pleasure Excursion TO Piney Point. Old
Point, and Norfolk.
THE Steamer 0CEOLA will leave Washington
Il ON an excursion 10 the above places ON Satur-
day next, the 18th instant, at O'Clock, n. m. RI
turning, will leave Norfolk ON Monday, the 9th,
at Z O'Clock, p. m.
This trip will afford passengers an excellent OPP
portunity 10 battle enjoy the breeze, and visit
the ship Pennsylvania, the Navy Yard at GospOrt,
and the extensive Qualifications at Old Point Com
fort.
Good Music will b. in attendance.
Passage and fare, six dollars; for a gentleman
and lady ten dollars
Aug ~ JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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)! X p S

TIW WANTS lluNGAHr. We rrad IN ono
Ghr PHraJ puruul,: zone oflhc military in.
.,uJ.ous rIai had marked lhr war in Han.
o.. No" 'ul iuyucut Of tllc Austrian fire.
H-...--lh",c rockets have been nhly a..
U.,I. .ut .Hius' towns. hui uguinst bodies
u 'p.. There have nsu hcun used, bath
OOH. Nu.''uu und Hungarian armies, puf-
.'., carried ly corps OF foot hlu-
l.ui. abs 10 march with tho lulun'yy.
iH'I wru carries Ulnut three of lhcsr small
.t.i iHIrctirs. Another man carries rr-i
.aI.i wood, ON which lhr rurity :, giic-
.'n.l directed. The hu.lfmps have hrrn
'r-l Co hiring into pUriicr 10 ~ rIr1l ma
...ut this new aud terrible mraus oc de-.
F'rtiuu. II hns been. stated Ihnt thrsc con.
-u-, employed la n battle, ranged hy the
i,Hnr huWhldi r., Who have pruriircd
100 'ur m1uv years, have pro.i,-...,l u lr,.
H'lou, rhrct, particularly upon the Hun.
..0lu masses OF cavalry. They nrc tube.
OF Wrought iron brought To- N point, pierced
V'f h"lys, and filled with iuccudinrv mlttrr.
end n'a 80 charged MS 90 cmit above them ni
'iFrri 0i i';'''r llightis,nal streams of hguid
fire, Their sharp kissing eouuds are u.s"h
m" 'rryirg To the l.l.cs tLnn tho nui.r
nIe lt,hr passage oFthc bomb.slicl-. and
w' i'honi quite cuougll to throw vh hole
- 'ton into dt~ordeC Tho Hungarian ar.
7rc' rrw'"e"duuul large stores ot'thcsr rock.
us 10 l.a arsruals which fell into their pow.
.r hive freely mndo use Of Them in all their
--l--- ll4u lownsl aud IN batllcSupon the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21
Miscellaneous
ulE CATASTROPHE AZ NIAGRA -
FALLS.

Tho Rochester American publishes on nc-
-4If. derived from 90 eye witness nflhg loss
rWr Arlington and Mlzs Driureui NJ Ming
rIs. Tie parry consisted Of Mr Dniut-
. .fhs lady, nud three daughters, Mr. 4. aud
M gentleman wlib uafrtrs lhn melancholy
rar 1ho'eldest OF lhu daughters WAS en-
r.rIio be married 90 Mr A., tlp youngest,
AIunulc, wuH q lillr gir Of tiy years Of
rga. Iury arrived there, aud about sunset
rl.I down together, and rrnr-rd over 10
GUf l-'rui md thence 10 Luna Island, hich
U,.ral uuIhcr oui Ia thn River, toward ihe
Canada -.lr Here, within about ten feet Of
AN. tfua, lud directly upon 'lhG edge Of the
Thriving ua-a Of waters, A, aud his belrnil-
eIsanuari lhemsolyoa, 4 llule Ia he rear
-afIt.r Ntiu Tie UHTFutUT -HUH ttTU HUrurri
,f.'rf. md farther lncls slill Alr Drlorcsi mud
BIZ hiI Lrilu Autulnellr WpH running a.
UunI 100 high spirits, from one On another uf
- Doc group, laughing mud dancing iu hil the
.Ithrlucdurss Of childlood The rest
tur ruutcsinR with peculiar yiyaOity aud
TlulucsH The r,tlleh mass Of waiors
dng onward heavily mud irrrui-iibly, tho
.rrubng.ug dinpnron Of the dcscrndlng tor,
n0riu iis rocky cou'nci the dying beams of
.rtuu rilyelnR tie illusiyo brink, aud then
yf colder rndinuce ofthe moon inglug the
restless iullit hrTNitN 10 iUrrlft an UuNhunl
laW ofdougll aud feeling from al the pur-
g.. ltwus nearly eight O'Clock They had
tou,rr.rd long aud pleasantly Lid Amy
Wi, alll dlucIug and playing NJ hard ns cv,
ri. llrrrNcy laughter Wug through il&
,ir, nul hrr innocent gumhuls had brought
many % tnile 10 tie lips Of her parcrts.-
supu tuvr,rr, licr mlhor pCrcciyiug that
bic approached urrrrr the r,cr warmed her
ASA, ald called her 10 him. Young Adding
l4 Immediately turned urourd aud snid
rnu,- mind; VIII soc that she II mfc."--
Nuht., Zoe pirli-h-paYuucss md spilc
b. uu Up hriiiud him atd is',lled his coat.
.'r YOU rogue" enid be-, II have you now;
N,or u1u orv The IaHsw Tnkiug her
..y mod pay fully hy the urus, hc lGcd
-it... Had swung Ler uut ldii over The WA
... Alarmed 90 her situation she Struggled
''. ,u.prBtri ~ 1ir fhrtlrFi, nul Slipped
y.u his haudui The ius'put she touciird
water rhc wps horu~Glll.six feet from lhc
rr. hddugtou urucl-sIul,c but 81.
10 ihr hoTofslrickeu gfl beside him,
ymug unrEhrr- clN-prd ltcr M the Nui.t
Ff'Ji fur rrturt-frt ~ ,lrrI, t,,rrr-tt'
uIN.u, with tie precious burden IN his
embrace .Vos hurried like u bubble FROM the
brink
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worth md 40 mpre-flill / would beg lheWi
lnr their own hakes, not 90 degrade GGi'h iui-
nge, in which They We're crenlrd iulp lhr
libnuess of orrpiuR illiuW ! would enHeal
Ileni moi 10 he guilty IT lhe mrHnrst uud
most miserable ~ uli forms ~ splriud sui
cldel would hHseccl lhnm,if lh6y are drIrr-
mined 10 srll ihoir souls 10 Rrl some batter
price Gd hem Ilnn ile tc0rn aud dread Of
III whose esteem . worth having,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21

We have often cautioned farmers against
f'In. ul!r hay tao nrniusely. No more
"un.I h' pat on huy, than uunnnls would
''Hnlarlr consume while eating it ifthe snlt
was gwen them separately. We are aston
Aa'I 20 find in u valuable agricultural lDir-
"''' advice to add ten to twenty quarts of
AV l" q ton of cloyeE ,lny which win aid in
preserving it, it't6ihpr green. ,"
inc largest quaulity--twenty quarts TO the
"-would hc about twice the amount piy-
'l 10 horse III year, NJ the usunl allow
Ane' "i mn olHicc per day, or hnlra pound
Pr' WEEK. lnur quarts of snlt to a ton of
my t. rs ntch nSariiunls commonly con-
sumo when they have their own choice. HAY
IS greatly injured by tho use of large ounnti-
Ut' ~ SAT- to save it when put into the NOV
only partially cured; and in some cnses, dis.
Ease ana death among stock have been the
consequence ola too liberal use of salt MS n
Weservativc.
How would man like butter with four
ounces of salt to the pound, in order to save
without the trouble of working oni the but
U"WNs We inve been particular on this
TIu'9eci rs dealers inform us that much hay
uO"sht to this market is injured by ovcrsali-
%-'I'r me purpose of saving it when housed
'o Sreen.-.Ne,o England FDmer.
~ lhcre is nothing which adds so much
~ w --AnIH- aud u0Mer Of mnu.ns good NOR
" gNaracler. il Is his wealih-hls iniiucHce
uH me- 1t diguifes him in every cnndi.
NV c"' ana glorliies him at every period of bis
any,, such character is more To he desired
,r ," e''rythlrrE else on earth. The pure Joys
''" "nd righteousness never spring IN
''!'' OF the trenchernus honor SEEKER
- '''"chIng Syeophaut
tie Washington correspondent orthc
"" ori; Express; says lGat Of tue -, coo
e'''''ers IN The Union, no, ore sixth pdrl
a,S as }ei bcrnchauged, including resi- s,,n.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21

| was SURPRISED Mt Me- McrrdIilis utuluuC-
eA absence: hui, to comfort hl' wiicj repli-
cd quietly, "llow can we tell thc Time nee.
rssary to transact his business; They may
have made him wnir the notary was perhaps
absent. There were pnpers 10 draw up aud
Sign"
/ "Ah, doctor, WINS sure y0u would ind
words of consolation! nccdoQl to hear some
,,iir tell me that it is foolish 10 trcmhlG thus!
Gracious heaven, how long the day hns been
Doctor. nro there really persoLs who live u
lionel Do they not die pumcdnlcly, rs If
rohhc,llor half the atmosphere essential 10
Ifc? Bot there is eight O'Clock" Eight o.
clock WINS indeed striking, ! could not linng
inc why William was not back Al all lhz-
ur,l. / said To Mrs. Mrrrdii, "MadnnL the
sun il hardly set; 1t is daylight, and the eve
ming is hcnu,iiul.co aud visit your flowers.
If we walk down'thc rbad we shall doubtless
meet your husband"
She took my arm, and we walked towards
the gate of the liule garden. cndenvored
to tukn her attention To surrounding objects.
"A; Grst she replied MS child ohrys. But
lrh TINT her thoughts wcre not with her
words. Her anxious gaze was hNeI upon ne
little green gate, which had remained opoa
sincu WilliNm's departure. Lennlng on the
pnling. she suffered me TO talk on, smiling
from lime 10 time, 10y way of thanks; for NJ
the evening wore away she lacked co1rng@
to answer me. Gray tinIs succeeded me red
-zunsnl. lnlcshndnwing the arrival OF night
Gloom rrthprrd nrOund HS. 49,
eric visible like Write line winding through
the rnrest. disappenrcyI in the dark shade OF
tir,,-t ,f,y trees, aud the village clock struck
Mise. Eva started / myself felt every stroke
vibrato upon my heart. pitied the poor
wpmdn's tneasincss.
"Rptucuber, mHtHW, reiH'e"- -hhil
not spoken, hut Unanswered the anxiety, yi-i-
hIc in ber features 'Rcmouibcr Ihat MIR Alrr.
edith must return az u walk: the roads
through the forest nrc not ,n Il state tH.adull
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21
Loco Fooo roLIor.-'fhe ruth IN a nut
shell, from the Savannah Republicans

Loco Fooo roLIor,-'rhe ruth inn nut
shell, from the Savannah Republicans
liut the truth flhe whole matter h lhif'-
The. war Ia advance upon The hdnhnislrn
lion has bocn gotten M, not hechuse there
hes hcen my Thing like prescription, but
wllh u view 10 pr0p0ke IL. Tie wire,wori,erH
know, IN The language 81 The Union, TINT
"lho organization nnd efficiency Of lhd hcu-
ocrniir pnriy rnnnoi lee kept up" unl,Ss thoy
force tirurrul 1'uyiur in'o -y-ien, oftslue.-
val, upon political grounds. They nro viii
ling 10 sncrnco every Democrat In office, IN
ordrr TO curry p,il this scl,onr;lnr they know
Ugt u their friends nre turned oui, tics will
work hard To get hack az the next election
and that they cannot rely upon their aid IT
llry Urd rolnin'd, Hence MI these lhihculn-
touti hence MI these crocodile tears mud ia
Dcgul uWlipnr over the 'hondy nNu' Hnd The
"rrlnGiaeless guiloliur.' They Hrc !chdcny-
uTiHE ~ rSriir their petiy hy making II he.
hcyc that lhr very state of things las plrcn.
zig occurrtd, which they are seeking to pro
vkc.
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Gnsi riding" ! snid illls 20 encourage her
hut lie ruth 10, I knew NOT how 10 explain
Williams nhseuce. Knowing ihe dislnuce,f
also know that ! could have gone twice o. tho
Town aud back since his drpnnuru,The eve
mag dsw began 10 penetrate our clollIeF, Hud
especially Eya's hin muslin dress, fgnin Z
drew her arm thro'miue aud led her lDwprds
lie house. She followed INCREASINGLY; hes
gentle nature WIS submissive even H. nflic
ion. She walked slowly, her head flowed,
her 0yns Axed oR llIa tracks lef by lhr gnl-
Top Of her husbands horse. How melunChol.
WIS that evening Wink, still wiihNut Will
lnUl lD yHin wa lislenedi there reiRued ~
round M the profound stiffness Ola summer
uipt IN Ihs country, How greatly does
feeling Oi uneHinesH increase under fucli cir
eumslsHees, We entered Ihe hourr. Eva
seated herself on the sofh, her hands rnHped
upon her knees, her hend sunk upuu her bo.
toHi,
There WINS n lamp on tic chimney piece,
whose light fell full upon her fhce, | shAli
never forget iis suffering expression fhe
was i,sley very pals--hsr -hInm mud checks
exactly lle sHHe color; her hnir, rolnNed hy
that night damp, fell IN 1iforber upon her
shoulders, Tears filed her eyes, and the
quiy0rinH of her col0rless lips sl1Wr,I how
violent Whs HE effort 10y which sllo - idrd
shedding them. She was 20 young lhni her
face resembled llIht ola child forbidden 10 ofy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21

DrsrRrtoN fEuM TnE Amy. The New
York Herald snys drscrions from the nr'uy
urc nlHru,inR. The loss sustained 10y govern.
WTut E trruuTiirT very -rtio,,S ,'.se.a-- VI
~ men deserted lately IN one uighr, from
Jefferson Barracks. The government viii
huvc 50 p'inirh this crime with pruRl sny, ritz
nud llc quicker The order Is issued the bet
ter,
Oj~A hcor was killed Nl North Twin Dan.
Me, icw days since, which mcusnrcd :
feet ! .inclts long, when dressed weighed
60 .ouuds.
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CHOLERA Ar CINCINNATI.

The Cincinnati Gazette gives u sad picture
.or the rouduion olaflairs IA that city, Il is
Democratic banner., 1849-10-01

4it
y PIT - sagse q ees{s aNdksaiton 4 s.,
As.ssi1< FlzsRl1 ktkHyIssnif
csyeel9esssese MISREPRESENTATION,
Ssssee9 Ntfeee - en- He9t8 keerts.zsav.
AHsssssmfm 8 1psstih mirfkf5I
eeieH HzfEee{,etkf 5aarikS ffor
49, Hs5ess - nesAt 81 ben aosdss
ieSRpty MFpnlsytoR uoes AN Hssk3s aSaong As.
nennt.tnti which had fsts fsBdsrs6 IS bs6ny
p ihe hearts thai wefs ysk d1ssfchsdby 4
en1 useesrtptsd hys 5eI4sA8es M4s
der nay 6osetsoftkskss 4ilsfsfs S5eietfss
"AssdidE N4uasn and 56ssMSbekfwkfcT 81
ssiopss saesr .Odd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
Iemkst1MeeE but e which ct thsisasauids:S oo
Nd the SINGER ets1rtioni aopk6rMthvsof1i1 Eb.i,
6Pe, ND purity Of moliykF Ii kSefafsnsersZcl
oIr little oircleP Perhaps itftastidIks sirspcs..
ihis 70 md another set az Yang srjrls sNha
ware % different ii appearshos and !; s.os ;t;ss
ena ri 60 eyidsnily cplsiitnted. fes <aef No.
socisly.
MsAaa 5nst q NE Sprh tsf1ss "a.
sous endsa week had SetftEfy esspssd@AH
fore tbs formation Of ti0ar Gus" ss Ne cAoss
to term cur intimacy. Nodrasging up Of desds
ariting Of resolutions far signing Of names wa
requiraji ths gentle kiss WAS our only band: but
8 ses one that had more in5lusncs over onr -.
lures than all the forms that men ana naliop.
use.
We we're now firmly united for the ,rs.k Of
tbs summer. aud it was resolved that sysrys in
eidsns ehould be duly rels;ed, and eyery sub.
Isct ofiaterest discovered BY one shouldte prs.
Ssaisd1 for the diseussion Of the others. ONT.
5ide Of our owa psriy The s~t.icte.t silence "a.
siaoinsd. Tbs distinguishing feature of our
association was the perfecs confidence that ex-
- IA
Democratic banner., 1849-10-01

eorR6Bpy Indlst
az3inHs -
&9neasaa9 yo1gssssfe 2eee&a5E
fleef1keEs Het bnt tss hsr<s esa2
ls91 $500
lke4fea 4se3ss l<spA5eA -
it,
Seeing znee5es ne 2 a5se= b
hss,h Rssn, Hi.sly seessaes
sndshsl 81 ssltsf sa5ss liz
hOpE. Poppsyfnsr9 elIasas MlxkHl
searehipgti 10 vain for an gas4& "a est
returned loshis Of. place q fz4kEeHt d lEs
me antfns onf hitbf al Gesfss rs11e
|ths .indsw toksks ssisssS sna
walking The sapos 10 no ssyY peci&
Imagination never iooked. IS
.Canfound the he shlngg lzzkeIsmeH
l had 10 nay bfiEhf hf1c}kt6be z5.e
outcfthsm u e notwithstanding
Of 70 eakteet eanfk4e -
stS9na4f "
DC, I mIAtM
80
49, ssse.8s
snacks4 = Ass eoy
lid you RIM, siff. Nd -
3d..
Lesl oid, ana yoa Ss
want. You wait on the yoaes lzdiss = noist
esssHss
L. msssa; IwaAs On YIN
we'll want you g carry sess fok g
MSS blake. and De sure you dsiises 2 sr,y g
ierseh, ana Ten ner I Wsa nef Snswss..sa
proves isvoraDie you slaItD s yea EsNssasaseo
you nearf
YES, maasa. .iIeafry.A sNasgns -
Ano you m'en. :. s..nsn $3.50 snss - -
bs.s .hsan 9Th .st
.c.r;,ai ;ds.ts ia ~ - I;,,..lf :. 4. h...s
il wrass .fsw ina. th;. s;il sbii.sIsr $3.50
,I;.. aod + has ss.,d /; 49, ,bss .n;sv z -
to loysI
49,. ;.,b. r;d.t ,f.. ;n,.y..tf,s aa,xS
tion. v-b.n I saw Cs6rps cominr to1.rdsssr
with ssee fan of ianoslance.
.I;at n,nihinc "a gou. mia aid Il. r5zs4s
.ten into fhe nsrior ! minute. rsuuirse IS n.
,v;er.n
Accomnsnv;no him INTO the ed;oinin. feo1ia.
I ,ook he Gt.ls s;It-edesd nots ifsu kinl -
teaf;ne Il oman read a llowefs-
sMlss-Bein~ nnsbia
The organizer., 1849-09-08
AdministratOrs, sale.

ON the FIRST Monday of October next,
- we will sell to the highest bidder on
a credit Of twelve months, at the Court
House door 10 Oxford, all the dover of
Elizabeth B. Robertson deceased, who was
the widow Of James =. Siockard, decd, 70
wit. The late residence Of Jo.Il. Robert
son, in Oxford, being part Of Lot No. l59
as laid off and known on the plan of said
town, on section No. 81, township No. s, of
range No. 8, west, &c. Beginning 1870
feet North Of the S. w, corner of said Lot
No. I59, in the West boundary line, run
ming East 1870 feet, thence North 1870 feet,
thence West 1870 feet, thence South 1870
feet to the beginnings as TO include the
Residence, Kitchen, Smoke House and
other offices, belonging to said House and
all other offices belonging TO said DOVER
The purchaser will be required 10 give bond
and approved security. Sale within law-
ful hours. This Slh day of August, A. d.
l649. JAMES STOCKARD.
G. G. BUTLER, Adm'rs Of
J. T. STOCKARD, Decd.
Aug. lie.
The organizer., 1849-09-08
Insolvency.

WHEREAS, nj the August Term
w lS49, Of the Probate Court for the
County of Lafayette. the State of Missls-
sippi, the estate Of James Venable, de-
ceased, both real and personal, having been
declared by said Court insolvent and insult
ficient TO pay the claims exhibited against
said estate Of said deceased: now, there
fore, agreeabIy to an ctoi the Legislature,
approved March 3, ls4S, making it the
duty Of the Probate Clerk to act as Com
missioner Of Insolvency on all insolyeni
estates; notice is hereby given TO the cred
iiors Of said deceased, TO file their claims
properly authenticated and Probated, with
the undersigned on or before the 2Olh OF
February next.
ASA NIX, Probate Clerk.
August25, lS40,-em.
The organizer., 1849-09-08

an advance on Eastern retail prices of Ies5I
than teni per ceni. This unprecedented
offer will inertia liberal patronage, especial
ly when it is considered how exorbilane
are the New Orleans book rates, and wbs,
difficulties our professional gentlemen and
general readers have suffered in, fllIhs
their libraries.
.. II is proposed to those who hay,
Books, Pamphlets, or Music TO be bound
that the Travelling Agents of this Genera
Agency will receive them, forward them 4
the bindery, and return them 10 the owners
Other objects might be detailed. such !,
procuring Scientific collections for Colleos'
and Schools; furnishing sets of School snI
paratus; supplying the various affilia,sI
societies with Regalia and Books; proc'',
ing Information for Teachers and profs.
slonal gentlemen. and collecting aeeonn,,
OF all kinds. But enongh has been said /.
give sketch Of the Southern Agency su,
tenn, and further information viii he fuyn
Ished at any time upon application to Head
Quarters. iI-if