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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

The following resolution Of the
Legislature and The report Of the
Committee OH levees DO, which we
publish below, cannot fail 10 interest
our readers, at this time when The
high stage Of water, brings the sub.
ject 10 The mind Of every one.
REsoiL.61n1ioN. u
Whereas, the State Of Louisiana IL
placed Ia vi, eainstaDees Of imminent
danger and peril by The annual innu.
datum Of The Mississippi River and
whereas these dangers are increased
by causes over which ibe State has
M control, such ms The extension Of
the levees above her borders, and The
operations Of general commerce in
the abradinn 'auence Of The waters
Of The river by steamboats, causing
onr chving banks and lsvees 10 yield
to The 'ofee Of ihe YES. and as IL
is neerssary for our welfare. that we
should have both means and seien,i.
fie knowledge to enable us 10 combat
these iaeeumulnted difficulties.
BE- u therefore Resoived. by ,he
S"a,e ona Hovse " Representative.
Of the St"te Of Louisiana in Generui
ASSEMBLY conUened That our Sena.
tors and Representatives in Congress
be requested 10 use their influence TO
obtain the assistance Of two or more
Of The corps Of Typographical Engi.
peers. To assist In making hydro.
graphical and tip graphical survey
the delta Of The Mississippi.
sser,on gD. b. il further Rsso,ved,
Dr.. That our Senators and Repre-.
tehiatives in Congrass.be requested 10
hse their efforts 10 obtain from The
Congress Of The United sjtntes n grant
Of NIL The public lands In The State of
Louisiana which remain unsolJ after
having been offered for Ten years, to
said State 10 ennble.ls IN reiieer onr.
selves from she+ dnnEers and evils
under whichewe are laboring.
SHcr'os 81. Be II further Resolped,
DC. That The Governor be requested
10 forward forthwith copy Of these
resolutions 10 our Senators and Re.
representatives. in Congress.
b. wAHREv NOtsr.
speakst II ths iioiss n Representa- ives.
J. H. eLAurHE.
Lieutenant ghvefper and President NJ The Senate
Apptoysj March 7is,, 1870
JOSEPH wAiKFH,
f!gvsrbBr Vt The Slate NJ i,t,isiats
Certified 10 he itas eui,v from The original
CHALEs tAyAHHE,
aaesetasy VI Stats.
lIs,on I'esss. April 9Th, 1850
a. n. DH0z,
Stats Liyafisgl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

The COMMITTEES invite your eo-oper.
alton In the accomplishment Of the
objects referred 10 In the proceeding
Circular. O We ask ~ you 10 take ihs
necessary steps In your nsighborhood
10 brinv public opinion 10 bsar In
favor Of these great measures. To
address not only cur own delegation
IN the two branches Of Congress. hut
also Representatives from othes
States. upon this subject.
TO succeed. IL rsqu'y's concert Of
action. and our oifizs, i In every part
of the State to represent 10 Congress.
by letter or through the proceedings
Of public meetings, the losses wa
have sns.aiaed by The overnowing Of
rivers. onr inability. unassisfed. 10
ward off similar disasters, and the
strong claim Louisiana has for mid ID
protect her inhabitants from ruin.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

Tss NEw MAMmorH CAvs.---A mn.
waukis correspondent Of the Hart.
ford Courant gives this description Of
the recently discovered cave In Wis.
consin:
II has long been known that near
Madison, the capital Of our State.
and nins'y miles west Of this place,
thsrs was cavern Of considerable
extent but u has never been sxtsn.
sivsly explored. until n couple Of
weeks ago. Then n party of five
men, headed by Howell LumIey.
Esq, u member Of our late Legisla-
ture, arranged for a full exploration
Of the cave, taking with them ratiops
for q weeks absence, n canoe, and
other needful provisions.
The party were In tbs cave near
five days. After exploring In NIL dir.
actions, they finally emerged from
the cave~..it was by another opening
which they discovered. some miles
distant from that by which they on.
tered. Mr. L. speaks Of the extra.
ordinary vastness Of the cavern at
different points; it's great width. and
in ontsplacs he supposed the bsighs
to be full seventeen feet his impress.
sion II, tbat IL extends under much Of
Of the two couiics ofDane and Iowa,
and he IL enthusiastic when he re-.
frs TO the novelties, curiosities, and
and T'eat mineral wealth which
abot nd within tbis mammoth ofa
cavern.
At one point on their route they
traversed over and among large mas.
res and blocks which they Supposed
to be rock, but which proved, on en-.
animation. 10 be galena--..lead ore Of
fine quality; This was spread over n
surface Of three miles. Fine speci.
mems of copper ore were discovered,
and nj one point eleven pounds Of ma.
tive silver were found. They discoy.
cred \ lake Of considerable dimcn.
sions, and which in their canoe they
partially explored. The greatest
depth they discovered on sounding
this lake was thirty.seven feet and
four inches.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

| I~a Situated In Hinds r6,,n'y. siississl
| U0Hlh. pi. 5me- ives, of jackson the s'e
| U lIVN capital. and miles east of II
| lIl mnnd rotnty seat. The Raymo,.a
| SN Railt6ad. INV veshnilsling. will pro
,ahly. ts dn by the Isf NJ ln- nsxi u nierseets III,
viekshltg Railrtmd At f'oltoas distsne. ffar
Raymond % the Well. miles. Al this time IIsek,
ran he had Al Boli'Hs. i miles N The Well. " rlb
I ON depot miles. Persons leaving vieksbDrg rsn
| be si tb- We'll In fur hours.
xtensfvs arrangements Hre mixing for The ror,ins
| summer The wnsr II principally Cbaly f~ate. This
celebrity of This Well II not surpassed and II recon.
fnrbded by the metica faruity IN cnses n Chronic
Diarrhna. GrnyeI, Dropsy. and get,-ral Debility; II
seta powerfully upon the Liver and Kidneys and has
tie same salnia'y afIer, tronRhout The year. Invs.
ids ran he accommodated at all seasons with com.
for,pble roans.
Hut few places ran escsel this A. watering plrc..
The picturesque view, the elevated locslion roman.
tir hills, and lofty pines IN fac. everything indra.
ts health. Independents Ut the medical wst~r which
has proved 10 beneficial.
... + q r m O..
Board and Lodging, for Winter, Spring and Fall
rnnntha. 42t psr month. ~ per week. ANA ~ so pci
day. The months Of June, July. August Hnd Sep.
tsm'er. $50 per month. 90 per week, and % per
All smnsemenis requisite 10 wa'erinn plare will
he found and good band Of music provided for the
summer m 'nhs. aa
WILLIAMS 4 EPPEs. Prop-yi-tor..
.P =. The assistsncs n Col Lons. late II tls
Mansion Housc Jackson Miss. have been secured,
AMI Yists that general satisfaction will be given
Accommodations sre making for Thousand pev,ons.
IN addition To the Old Well another has been obtained
by sinking shaft some 80 feet Deep and turned out
20 b~ strnngly imprvgnaied with sulpher md irn i
y such an inexhausthe sirvam. that suitaile hath
houses afe about b. erected also the hiring Of ~
Ar,esian Well has been commenced. Reuter-. will
find acafciy If water for culinary purposes re.
Although We consider the well open NJ all times,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
KID GLOVE.
Splendid A ssOrtnlcnt vf
CO.stEC1IONAKiEs,

CONfECIIONA kiESi
4 THE Mt ntion Of hef lends
"a onsi me's ~ te n"der~,gnedM M2NRH
IT, respectfully called TO hs large. In
crrastnu and we'll assnt,ed stock of rev and rare
CONTEMPORARIES. jus, pure hnsed by himssl,
nj New ofleaha. and presenting in rart the following
Va iEIN
Preserved Fruits. JcllieH, Candies and pe..,ic. q,
all kinds. Leaf hr'wn and crushed sueHrz Cordialr
Wines. Anisete tSheraie or retail) Jni,ils and Pee
.orai PaH'es. trons. Pickles. Sar,iinss, Anehoyie.,
lob-iers, De, &c.,
Also Nh assortment Of ehildrens' toys. and other
fancy n,css pleasing the aye m we'll NJ 10 the taste
Weddings, Balls and parties. can be s,,ppied with
every thing needed In tbs confectionery tee NJ ali
times, and ON shoft notice, m cheap aHin New Orleans
The un iersiened Is aiso prepared To re
ceics B1ARDER.S. a, Reasonable haraes
r. MUSSELHAN.
,-eo1 #ts
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
FOUND Y AND MACHINE sHOp
IN DA7'ON ROUGE.

Fat Ms Afyaafatafs af yirHm Ers,sss assy IN,
Su@ ifiiis and aH pthpf hind ~ In. md Has.
FOUNDRY worn,
u aaw IN npefatiun they afs tss,ly tn SUNNY an,
wnn, IN their line Of business
They have had such All experience IN The bnsii,ss.
~ warrants ,l,pia ~ pnnse that All The ,srh o,s
~ theif F"''hlfY viii le made " HE hest material
AMI constructed and finished "n The ,nost iinpfave
principles.
aT Alterations and Repairs I'm CIV ~.
tardsd D. n d /, xeeu ed o he sh ries, u, tic,
~ such asyle If eo'rp'eteness As to pi, g m
tisIse,i n, 10 IN illtt,. &C
tT ALWAYs Ov HAND. n omplst
ass r'ma"' o Gin and kaw NJ II Gepr,nn
s'urnaee Hryutns mn Gf, bars
UP PhlCt'S n reasonable Ne IN any Fo,nd.
dry ~ The soui .vts J.lI. IL Co.
Ba on Il ~ Seltsy ...4+
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
Ri'ssEf BRnGANs

THE U tDEtsIGNEt' ated d ly exp ct
NJ from N W Y rk ID New J'rsey 3lNN
a',so best ~ 'iaasd Russ ia. 10 " hicb The,
nvre the attent on If Plapsts. Being pre-
'red, hey w''l he .bls 10 furnish any number
. su sl,ori no ife.
a,p 3y.b w. u. PHILIPS a. BnO'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
nfanlar Haeksts,
nsgular PsCkst Twice d Wesk.

hrws-ss = Unte 4 week IL I,ayaa Sara, sni
kkEAr5 t,siee sseeh 10 Bat,,n hsuse The
y tiew tieainef
Gypsy,
! n nHE, Master tSf Haydn sara. tta,pn nta,se.
lsq'ietnii,e Dptahlsnn and the feass, sysfy WDN@
DAE nj v'tlnck T. Nj Returning lenves Hayu,,
'ata pvssf 1tesdas sfef The arrival NJ The s4afs
Leaves Nee Orleans esefY Friday Al gn'rlnrk4 A. N
letufins; leAyss aypa safa every nat,iflay. site,
~ Arrival bfthe rafs
For freight ~ passage prly m hoasl N ~
MENAHD " vi9NAUD. New Orleans.
Oct gD=Aif
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
nitj,l 10,
STRAW GOODS.

v. y. PHILLIPS X BHOTHEK.
venowon aadlf Il .'yIes OF A1'RA W
G0tD'. cons stng II ma'y entirely new
tsns, rye her ~i'I' every dss, q on I"
T eneb ard Amef',ab Att tie a i o~ ere
h'eh hey fer iats,le, y, ve,y low p,i.es
my A..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
DEAFNESS
ilhyS' lLNtMENT ron the
fitlEl

The worst at,ark af the rii.s are .ffac.asily an
rstsanentiy sared ~ short time by Tive nee Of N
genuine HWys's lliti.ent HMndtetis ef snt Hfsi e
GID ssns throughout s country have ased this n,ne
with ecmt.eis surtess, II II warranted 10 cHfe III
tn.st ssssase,pd rase,
or Ss.,,sn bay ss aale.s YIN find III
nsme Vt Gomstetk Il Co.. arsn the wrapper, re
r's''ts ot,hs gen'ihe article, Or sea are .A.sed W"
= eaahtprRh
ay~ Have wan a IsnrA44 IN rut nse'er, a. 'rhra
ssnis have met premature dest, It the wah 4
attention 10 es,n,,,,' eod Rev. Dr. Hattht,s,new'
Esf~esetant fink syrup will ,aest rtisi'isely git
relief y,i fn the snss aa mi disease pnl
u,oaatf CONSUMPTION, which usually sweeps into .h
grave thousands Of the young, The aJ the lessly a,
The ssy. .,.,,...., y. ,,...n.. u,x.,, a,
,.nnatsh,s, And t.e.t seminal esspnsa and Weakness
oi ,he uiefn " b~lJet This mixture e"ntans III
injurious article whatever, hut neasesss. aRic proper
sies of real efficacy and ot eohae,ial 10 The r"s'i
tu,, than any D',et aeaiahes 'ise f,f this eomrla
ints Tr,ad rttsa The naaaeatit,H qualities ai,sndihs
,vr,iba anh the t'saasoa mixtures. u will be h'ap.
ean'eahe ~ The palate ani pleasant ''he stt'aael'
End ~ili euro any vase ., all pay s rstFsd s'fii'
rilG eRgArPAlN kitLsM
No W,esri,,y tas been discovered that IN herril,
adapted 10 use ,afefaafs drops 10 he taken, aud ye
p,rtorr, such wonders when aprea externally ~ Z
~asl,, " bath, ht ffiAtivn,
fwk Nhns lis een,sl Il ail le,s have y, tisl
teMy u and ia that sa,a can hs it object 10 s pro
efissr {. 1. hohsIi that srh price ran ,e eshatasls
se ANY family, AMI will never prevent its trial,
II " me intended III phi, this great healing reasd,
intatha hans ai druggists, Wha have FL many nsees
thing. ptther eun 10 recommend hultk for II alway,
ia rnahity merchants, " ~ taWns, III fancy ~ dt,
r. tiH ststes. " w temperance efeearips
The price ffess Hsite b kf,teeafs sst bottle, areeFt
Ing ,o tile sae, aili enahe al touee H. II yon deah
begin with N cent bottle and that will feMave you
isah,s sml make yaa hay aal ase and recommend Il
~ vpnt tfiends mere than hundred certificate.
~nnid who will ail - try Il then. and save life an,
suffering ~ tark shtllng'
fhis Pain kllles" may I've nsed with seceess
that will mtash the behel,ler, IN auch rnses ne the
fn,lowtnsl4 Mdshas. Distressing nysetusty
Palm IN the S,e and Ntamath, Germs, ta,s, and Hti
sss, cholrrs intann, Irpnah'fts, Healing serrr e
Nan W Beast. Children Tee,henihs. Raising llluod
tioarsenesa, luin.y IN fen hrsrs chhains and Frw
tad Feet Spanma pteven, r,cr liom gutns. Brnhen
breasts. Measle., Cramps, Hurts, Scratches, or Torn
Flesh. bites 6s Stings
Csr,iara,es 10 GIL salaa,e might I've published
shnwiae The wonderful eilecfs Of Mrs, Bfawh's Pain
klet" hnt they ary too coa,,nan, and Hcd for hrti.
ees ct merit and The ons Shilling h't,lr viii ia
mere than ,housand ankaeHa names 10 eoavnre the
user
All nf the above assieles arr sold hy u, r Davis
and ,see, NJ hesatnnn a. ta,ion Nease IN plaaue-
mine, hy n, 1temar, and in Isayea Sara, by Vail and
Latham,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
A great varsity Of the above rec ntly
and seceived ard tor sale by II
Feb. 3. ly q M HEROMAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
FASHINOABLE SPRING BONNETS.
". D. Phillipe & Bro.

WOULD respectfully invite he atten.i n
W Of the Ladies' 10 t5e,r large and fashion.
able asso tmen Of Ladies and Misses lonaets,
which thy will receive on MONDAY next, di
rect from New York, consisting Of Lace,
FioFencs French G,mp. and Hungarian. Moss.
Pamela, China. Pearl, Jenny Lind and other
different o yles. all Of VIII ch are war; .nied to
% Of the late>t styles and mos approved sh-
'on.ble shapes, and they .imply request e
public IN exam ne their stock before pu'chas-
ing elsewhere. lapr s u
WEET OIL, in quar- an pint bottles.
FoGsaie BY NJ. B. WOLFE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

FANCY DRILLtNGS AND VEST.
INGS.
WE have On hand . large and desirable
- assortment OF the most RECENT ety,es of
LINEN DRILLS AND vESTYSGS.
% which We would respectfully call tie as,sn.
ton Of our friends and the public.
r,as ~. w. D. PHILLIPS, & BRO,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
MEDlUlNE> | MEDICINE n
PIKE " Z AZ q Z, 20

vI IKE ~ J. 4 y q " 20
IN ras ssst orsieh Hoss. HARVEY Hetss,
HAVING rece vuJ tne Az, ,ity,a the ol.
- lowing named IA lENT MEDICINES
ran assure h.is friends and the . b ie IA Il
the viii always have a large sup y u, hand
and VIII ssatanse ,heia to ts genuine and
Isssh. @~
'i'nwusead's satsapariIl,.
Wynkeap's dui
Davis Ny upof wi d Cherry and Tar
Wistat's DaIsani ni Wild Cb4tfy
Ne. We and t,oua Lhmeni
Davis Ilofse lin inant
l'o,i.a Linmen'
l'alh y's Pan, Es rattef.
Mosr it's | ills;
Wueht's dn.
llfandteti,'s do;
NtCemble's Restorative .
len 7 = NpeeR; u ..
1.nlinl'e An rinEent
bhef,nan's Ceygh l,onpngss
DO. Cam,,haf, o..
and many others which 'hey ti,nh is n eess
10 ,nent, n, but sla,wa be se ,'y II shrw
when called u,on, I'm tadt i
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

~. A,. ~! H,f ~ Just ece,ved
l,rga supply Of superior y Tx md en-
,e Via 8, ut COIN g. OpPE SHElN,
fcb6 Sign Of he Bea nive
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

SUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER!
Genuine Cologne Water, 'mpor ed rect
from the city Cologne, and for sale by
Dc ~ ~. q M HrnpMAN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

MESS AND PRIME PORK.
MI ESS and Prime PORK. Fer sale bv
~ dec. J. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
Hats & Cans.

hh0tS ~ IWW6s
JUST recc'ved per steamship New Orleans
9 cases oi meas black siik Hats;
case Of boys' pear and brown Somhreros
case mea's black and hrown Bncna Vista
case men's Youths and b VS. cloth raps
nov. BY. W.D. PHILLIPS 4 BKtl. :;
Bacon, Lard, Flour &c.
~ Casks Sssoaked shoulders.
Casks Plain Hans
loo kegs Pure lcas Lard.
60 Barrels fresA Fivuf.
lass received from 81 LOUIS and gny ssle b.
igsh May lS&s. JOHN PHILLIPS,
NJ. b WOLFE,
Coraer Of F1orids and i.afsyeiie Nrcsts,
II AS Just received per steamboat EIjska:
Old We Whiskey;
O,ard, n. g. Co., Brandy;
New York Brandy;
N. U. Rum;
Boxes Chocolate;
10 dozen White Dishes:
DO Cups and Ssucers;
do Pitchers, assorted, sises;
For sale cheap. Feb is,,u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
FRESH lEAS

lE0 5EMlJliOAS, !. ., 3, and 8 Gal.
ACV"ns. For sale BY VA
janl y. o ~. B. WOLFE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

la Situated In Hinds county. sijssissl
lAHk. pi. 10 n,ilss west of jackson the sfr
Tapial and miles EAST Of n
lll mhnd county seat. The Raymo.,
RAiltaad. nnW ~ hnllnr vii pro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
III RIED.

IN ,As eo,h met by Rev. r. $. Foster, klChA"O "
us 70 HARRIET TlERsi OF tnS Guy 7 Addison Cary Mr.
,o 81 pAs Mr. aEsRY
On Tuesday the aoh y xe Of this City, adopted daughter
Of Henry Dawes M, IN ,Le order Of Society OF Friends,
4. BIooly9 % 9g Of New Yoii PAEBE JANE "kEAh9
Of Brooklyn. mat IN the Order Society Of Friends
srSotgSs gcoR oi Toledo OHIO to ELIZABETH hEICh
AZ Of t the Reformed Dutch Church. Green Point Ii
v ~ n No Wa,d Nj HENRY R. BROAD TO Miss LOUISA II
YyERIJT-both OF the above place W oprrrr " n IN
In Bard~ck, Oct 10, by Rev Asa Manu. n IA oA'HA 49, ~
M, NARY A. KNIGHT both OF h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE W t, Pha a en,ar
n,Tios house of of G. II McHcnry Co. of this
s cabin Psse placer sss III noados
the The tickets for the excursion to Liv
next year nd back anb are to be furnished at the low
s[Ps0 Of so including everything but vines h sa and
ss ship Mary Peasants to sail on the ion ar'n
next. L ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
ADRIAN r. MULLER, Aucdoneer.
TENO FMIGARNTS, FARMERS, ME-

~ w EMlGARN 10, r AhuhG 1tto, VA
4 CHANCES, and MISREPRESENTATION SALE
LAND LA S'TGV az ms W ny ',. =. - VIM
NESDAY the 18th day OF November next a. u O'clock, al
the Salesroom, No. Wallet corner of Newest
1000 ACRES valuable land lying at and near Nedloro
Station on the Long Island Railroadl
Medtord Station situated town Of Brookhaven,
Suffolk county, 81 miles from Brooklyn II Is me point oi
communcation by railroad. between NewYo and me
village of Patchogue, PortJeferson and belpor as wen
olher smaller places and Is one OF me most ipoff,
wnv noins on the road The station Is four miles from
Petcbogue and ten from Port Jefferson. AS iwel known,
the Long Island Railroad is one OF the established routes
between New.Y York and Boston.
The soil embraces every variety, from pure loan to
slight oamy sand susceptible of the highest cultivation,
and from the facilities for obtaining seaweed and hsh TOR
manure well US materials for compost Is IN every re-
spect adapted to modern agriculture =, -,
The tract covered with oak and pine growth OF va
Sizes and omit many thousands otc0rds OF Wood
large enough for the NeW-York market. There ls also
some valuable building timber. Water of the best quality
The southery boundary is mile and three quarters
from the centre Patchoge the northery nine miles rom
Long Island Sound There mills, schools and churches
within few miles and the country around s a5. llng up
estimated thai within year upwards OF three hundred
persons have purchased lands Ii the immediate vicinity Tor
the purpose of improvement.
In every respect these lands Iworhy the attention Of
ENnGRANTS, FARMERS, MECHANICS and 9th ERS
in VI home and place where by moderate industry
and economy, an independence mny be secured
I o @ s1 e M so Wiz
privilege of one more 9th adjoining lots
The whole will be sold without reserve on the following
conditions Ten cent and the Auctioneers fees on the
day of sale; twenty-five per cent before the 4 day OF
December next when The deeds will be ready for delivery
and the remainder being per cent may bond
and mortgage option of the parchaser for years.
per cent interest payable semi-annually
The title is ndisputabie
For further particulars and maps and plans of the above
property, apply to the Auctioneer.
depot at BROOKLYN at A M every day arrives Medford
al IL NJ and passes its return TO Brooklyn at 81 T. Nj
thus giving opportunity 10 examine The lands and return
on the same day.
person will be in altendanceat the station show the
property. Q33l ozo lSIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

SHEEP AND LAmps-sheep, 81 so to 81 Lambs, sl0
a. %. All taken. -
HAY is selling from 5oc to 75c from the country Was
ons-for loose Timothy and Clover
HUDSON RIVER Bulls HEAD, foot Of Robiason-stl---
offered 900 Beeves Tall NewYork Siate,l 50 Cows and
Calves and 1900 Sheep aud Lambs
1t should be understood that The sales on the Rharve
regular market; OF these il is impossible to procure
any reliable report
from e2 10 s45 Sheep brought from 81 - TO g 50S5 25
as in claIY gnd lambs from 81 10 S29s2 IS al sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
LEARNERS BANK OF KENTUCKY.

FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY.
g SoSO Of Re GAPTA
undersigned having been appointed by the Board of Drec-
tors the above named Bank their Agents in this city
SSo e 600 1--WE notice hat Books for thai pGrpOseaf
now open al the Office of WlNSLOW, LANlEk AGO.
So Wals where subscriptions Will be received until tuE
Five thousand share of 800 each authorized to
sold ut par $50 each share nnst be paid at the nme
subscribing $50 the 18th day of January next, lS5
the residue subject TO ca by the Board of Directors
the time of subscribing may however, pay for the
shares in full, if so disposed
This Bank was chartered by the Legislature of Kentucky
tits last session TO supply in ra the demand ior more
the citizens of the State the present Banking Capital being
altogether Inadequate The charter IS liberal IN It's Pro.
visions; has thirty with power reserved oy
the Legislature any wise 10 alter control il The Cap"
already been taken In Kennedy the residue, excepting the
100000 here offered, viii be taken by citizens OF tnak
Branches is in operation. The Mother Bank Is los
Gated at Frankfort the Seat of Government The SIate OF
Kentucky is believed 10 be favorable and secure o
cation for Banking Capital The exports OF tho State arc
very great, consisting principally OF hemp, corn calls,
horses mnes hogs 6a roP ossgg o &c ,b sc n 10 ae sns
North are Offering to the Banks.
The high credit of The State of Kentucky and that Of her
Banks evidence of what this Bank Wil be; tho
credit and standing of her Banks equal to those of any
0gr inc Gg o G an
current from Pittsburgh TO NeE-Oreans.
No Banks better managed, their current dividends
now being from Eight to Ten per cent per enRim with
large Accommodations of surplus reserve funds and tels
stocks considerably above par in The market
The charters of most all, Of the other Banks in tho
Western and Southwestern States expire within the nexa
twelve years
The Farmers Bank OF Kentucky having thirty years To
run, will have field of circulation of great value to s
stockholders.
The management of this Bunk Is in highly respecabls
and able hGnds
The Directors think they will be able pay dyidends
equal to any other Bank in the State.
Mr. Hanna The President OF tho Bank ia In this City;
he will be happy give any additional information, and
may be found daily, for short time at the Offices Of the
designed.
Pamphlet copies of statement and charter of the Bank
may be had on application NewYork Oct d. 1850.
WiNSLOW, LANlER CO. 81 Wall-sl.
o24 I'm WARD CO. 81 Wal-s.