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An Early Frost, the last in the Chapter of accidents
to the Tobacco Crop.

"A" G"Tsy Tf0s, Me ldst IN the Chapter OF accidents
to the Tobacco Crop.
FARMvlLLE, Va, Oct Sth, 1850
10 the Editor Of the Times:
An is over with the tobacco crop. We have been
VISITED win TWO iross this week,-Iast night andsthe
night preceding The that fell last night was quite
severe and closes the chapter of accidents for the pre-
sent year, SO tar as the tobacco crop concerned We
-arn that's great deal of green stuff was cut in the sur
rounding counties Yesterday and the day before in an
ticlpaton OF frost. What was lett standing we p,e-
sumo, was severely chaied by the frost that tell last
night To-day may be safely asserted that the last
plant mas been cut in this portion of the State
Let US recapulate the disasters that have befaen the
iooacco crop this ar, and see what can be expected
IRON IT, IL is well known that but very small portion
OF the crop was planted early enough to mature n good
ne IN consequence OF the unusual scarcity of plants
IN the early part OF the season.
Next followed the long and excessive drouoht during
which most OF the plants perished so that when the
rains came (about the 22nd of July> it was impossible
Tor farmers to plant half their usual crop Yet the bulk
OF the crop was planted after the 22nd of July The
next accident IN the chapter the extensive reshets
throughout the finest portion OF the tobacco region
which converted our Dan and Saunton rivers into GIN
land seas" By this, the earliest and most PROMISING
portion OF the crop was completely swept away Some
have estimated the loss from the reshet alone at seven
thousand hogsheads. Yet there were remaining some
lew planters more fortunate than the rest who had
pitched their crops out of the reach of the food We'll
now were they servedl Just the early part of their
tobacco wasready for the knife, The fire like 'besom
OF destruction, swept over it; and, about the Same
line, one OF the most destructive halstorms that ever
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-11
MONEY REPORTER AND NOVEMBER
MAGAZINE.
FOR SALE BY
J. w. RANDOLPH, October 10


J. w. RANDOLPH, October 10.
Manuscripts from the Diary of Physician ...... Is
Rody the Rover, or The Ribbon Mana tale of
Ireland by w. Carlton. Observation-Disclosures. IS
The Conspirator, by A. E. Dnpuy. ........... so
Taylor's Money Reporter, for October. ....... IL
November No. Sartains Union Magazine, with
Col De SuviIle, tale OF the Empire of 1910, by
. EiuReue Que. 20
Geneveve, Peasant Love and Sorrow. by La
rnartne-t translated by }Fayette Robinson. 49,. 81
Canleca Lauds, or the American Book of Church
Music by Loroele Mason and G. ]. Webb..... ~
Health, Disease and Remedy, familiarly and prac-
tically considered in few of their relations to
the blood, by G. Moore, M. Observation-Disclosures. 60
Harpers Magazine for October .............. IS
Part Southey's Life and Correspondence. ..... 25
October No. De Bows Southern and Western Re-
Life Here and There-Sketches of society and ad-
ventures at far a part times and places, by M
Sons OF Temperance Offering for 1851, edited by
H. s. Arthur-morocco, gilt. ................2 SO
The Crystal Fount for 1851, edited by Il. S. Ar.
thur-moroaco, gilt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO
No Loisings Pictorial Field Book of the Revo-
luton. DC 10
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The Portsmouth Pilot says that the enterprise for
establishing Virginia Ocean House upon the Atlantic
near Cape Charles, has formed nucleus-and that
President Falls, of the Baltimore Steam Packet Com
pany, with Mr.. Wise and several gentlemen of Nor
Tx and Portsmouth, have reconnoitred and found
delightful and commanding site for the purpose-one
susceptible ofAhe fullest Improvement and surprising
advantages the celebrated resort at Cape May The Pr
lot urges the immediate erection Of suitable hotel
buildings
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Richmond and Danpille Railroad.

We are happy to see that President Tunstall
is taking the field for the purpose of filing up
the deficient subscriptions of stock in his COM
pany We hear that he has already spoken with
considerable effect in Amelia, and it is to be ho-
ped that full success will attend him throughout
his campaign
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-11

of odious practices in politics. We honour the
New York seceders for their resolution to cast
him off as an unclean thing, no matter what may.
be the effect upon the coming elections.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-11

Letters have been received at the Coast Survey of.
hce, by the last steamer from California stating that
Lit. Comdg Macarthur had completed preliminary sur
vey OF the entrance Columbia river general recon-
noi-sance otthe from the entrance Of Columbia RI
yer to San Francisco and had also examined the site for
GERS OF the E,Ding were all well-Nat. Int
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The MAYOR OF BosToN AND JENNY LNp-Wele.rp
from Boston paper that Mr.. Bigelow Mayor of that
city, made no such ridiculous speech to Jenny Lind as
The newspapers reported for HMM fact made no speech
al all He held very brief and very proper converse
ton with her, but said nothing that sensible man
should not say.
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The Nashville Banner says that it is in contemplation
suspend heUnversy of that place for year or two
and that Professor Cross who at the head of de-
signs settling somewhere else.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-11

RHODE IsLAMD-Census returns from the State most.
ly complete excepting Providence, give total popula-
ton OF 95OsS, against rs .S24 in ls40-ncreass about
twenty-five per cent
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TIMES OFFICE.

The TINES OFFICE is removed to 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary, opposite the grocery store oil
Mr.. John Crane.
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PROGRAMME.
The line Of procession will be formed at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on Franklin street, at the foot of Mrs Van
Lewis garden in the following order:
LIST. Band of Music
ID. Barouche with Speakers.
3d. Grand Division of Virginia
4th Cadets OF Temp according to date of charters.
5th Band of Music.
9th. Visiting Divisions do do do.
7h. Divisions Of the City do. do. do
and will march down 25th street to Main street. up
down Broad street to the African Church, when the
following will be the order of exercises:
lst Music by the Band
3D. Prayer by P. G. G. MITCHELL
Sd. Address, by T. NJ GAuLY, or w. T. WILEY.
4th Concluding Prayer
5th. Music by the Band.
After witch the line will be reformed, and
march to the Depot the Central Railroad COMPANY
where Dinner will be prepared
NoTEs.-Ihere will be committee in attendance
at the Church to wait upon the Ladies and them
accommodated with seats-the ga lleries the right
and left being reserved for them exclusively
The centre gallery will be reserved for the Bands OIL
Music.
The two front seats the right and left of the Pull
pit will be reserved tor the Assistant Marshals
The Platform in front of the Pulpit will be occupied
by the President Of the day, Capt. Charles Dmmock
w; R. Drnkard. G. w. P, and the Chief Marshal.
The centre of the Church will be occupied BY the
Grand Division in front, then the Subordinate Divisions
who SO tar as necessary will also occupy the right and
left wings, leaving the space in rear OF the Assistant
Marshals, on the right and lett OF Pulpttor Clergy Ed
itors oil the city, and other invited guests.
City Divisions will please form in 24.h, 23d and 22d
SITS with their right resting Main St, whence they
will be conducted by Marshal to their proper position
In line as the procession moves up Main st.
AT the close otthe day, the Divisions who may de-
sire, will be formed and under the charge OF the Di-
vision Marsals be marched to their respective Division
Rooms.
The citizens generally are respectfully invited to hear
tie addresses; and so far practicable seats will be
pointed out by the committee.
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LOVE. r1tRITY. AND rIpELIrY. y.

LOVE, PURITY, AND FIDELITY. ~ 81
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE
SONS OF TEMPERANCE OF RICHMOND,
On FRIDAY, 18th of October, 1885,
Under the drectionof the Chief Marshal and Assis-
tants
VIM M. FULroN, of Hutchinson Division, Chief Mar
shall. ~
AIDS TO CHIEF MARSHAL.
Cadet G. Steele, Nagara Sec G.. of T. ).
Do l.. L. Smith Lawrence do do
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THE TIMES, TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advance, or
within 30 days from the beginning OF subscribers
n year - = :; :. oo
SEMl-WEEKLY TIMES, per annum, if paid
in advance within 80 days, &C.. ........... 8 90
Do. il not paid lin every case) ............ 90
Single copies, Daily Times two cents each; semi
weekly three cents each-n wrappers ready for mailing
our cents each. For sale at the TINES OFFICE
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,

CAREFULLY soRREcTED, FROM RELIABIE SOURCES,
FOR THE RICHMOND TIMES,
Far the meek ending Thursday EusniagS 0ct, 10Th,
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Hsis"e sid0as Ps'rss, tpoase Cow de Dis District
p. Dslshousmye, SON NAN. Ste. Marie.
I'm versu I'M ordre dc fvi faeias lance par Ia
Il Cour de District dams ct pour Il paroisse
Ste. Marie, ct moi adress<, il sera ofTert en-
vcnte pubiique, au compliant, suT les proprietes
saisies, lie SAMEDI, 6eme jour de Juliet, 1850,
a IL heures du matin, Ia propriet6 suivante, sa-
voir:
I'm certain moroccan de terre, situe Immediate
ment an-dessus de Ia vile de Franklin, dams IA
dite paroisse Ste Marie, ayant environt 2l0 pieds
de face sur le chemin public qui conduit ! St
Martinsville, sur Ia proiondeur d'environ 525
pieds, plus on moins borne au nord par un rue
qui le separe de IA terre que possedaent antrefos
Messrs Hornsby ct BirdsalI Fest par le che
min public qui conduit PAnse lrlaadais Qrish
Benj) au sud par le chemin public qui conduit
a ST. Marrinsvi!se, ct Pouest par un terrain ap-
partenant autrefois J. E. Lacy, ensemble avec
les bstisses ct ameliorations qui y trouvent ei
tous les droits et accessories appartenant. Giant
les memes propriet<s que Peuctier Delahoussaye
acquit en- aehat de WIN. s. Gordy. CONNIE paI
acte de vente passe pardevant w. I. Palfrey, le
Seine jour d Avril, 1S4l.
Aussi-Le negrc Henry, sge de 30 ans; Ce-
lins, une negresse, agee denviron IS ans, ct sea
tro;s enfsns-Baptiste, Age de II ans, Valsin, Is
ct George, 8 ans Billy, un nagre, Age de &C
ans uu carrosss quatre rouss, trois chsvaux
un s,slEv, un lok de meubles d maison, easirou
douxe tetes de betail doux, marquS ainsi
Saisi CONNIE Giant Il propri<te de Pelletier De
hhoussaye, dlfendeur dams lee psoces ei-dessus.
ETHAN ALLEN, Shlrif.
Paroisse Sss. Marie, le % Maj, 1850.
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"I will bear every thing patiently
harshness, unkindness, coldness-what
you will but let me go with you-mine
shall be the life of the slave-let me
go with youw
"No,p at length answered Cecil, with
a powerful effort at self-command, and
his brow, dark as it was with the
shadows of the conflicting feelings
within him, seemed to Amy dark with
anger, "no, that may not be; return to
your father; the ties between us have
been broken long since. l would not
have you with me. Quit-quit the
room, and torture me no longer with
your presence"
ais it thus we part w she said
"will you give me no hope for the
futurep
None," he answered; and he STEP
ped back from the side of his friend for
moment or two.
"And this-this is your last word 81
"My last" he replied al leave Paris
to-day-even now. And, linking his
arm in that of his companion, they
hurried on towards the Place du Car
rousel.
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Helene siden,s PEREZ ~.ts DrsTs,oI ~ 1oss ssvnr'
P. DslaAon,saye, husband. Parish of 81. Mary.
DY virtue of a writ of fsri faeias, issued out
ID Of the District Court in and for the parish OF
ST Mary, and to me addressed and delivered,
will expose to public sale, for cash, ON the prem
ises seized, on SATURDAY. the 9th day OF July
next 1850, the sale to commencing at the hour OF
IL o'clock, A. NJ, the following property, to wit:
A certain lot Of ground, situated Immediately
above the town Of Franklin, in the parish Of ST.
Mary, having about 2l0 feet front on the public
road leading to ST. Martinsville, by about 525
feet deep, more or less; bounded north by street
separating the same from land formerly owned
by Hornsby and Birdsall, east by the public road
leading to Irish Bend, south by the public road
leading to ST. Martinsville, and west by lot for
merly belonging to j. E. Lacy, with the build
ings and improvements thereon, together with
ali the rights and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing, being the same premises which Pelle-
tier Delahoussaye acquired by purchase from
VIM: S. Gordy, as per act Of sale passed before
w. T. Palfrey, ON the Sth day Of April, 1S4l.
Also-Henry, a negro man. aged 80 years
Celina, negro woman, aged about 30 years, and
her three children-Baptiste, II years, Valsn, ID
years, and George, years; Billy, a negro man,
aged SO years ono four-wheel carriage, three
horses, one sulky, lot Of household furniture,
and about twelve head Of gentle cattle, branded
p
'aus . Seized as the property Of Pelletier Dela-
houssaye, defendant in the above entitled case.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Parish OF St. Mary, May p, 1850.
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Amy, the contemned, insulted wife,
seeks her husband (then stripped of all
his property, and utterly beggaredl in
Paris. She meets him at a hotel, and
offers him back the wealth Of which
he has been suddenly deprived - :
aTake T. said Amy, .oh! take it
and leave rs as we are, It yoa will. DO
mot fear will ask to be with you
tighten us in part Of the heavy grief
that lies upon as, even though you will
mot forgive us-think il but "a equiva-
lent, = poor one for the misery your
marriage with me caused yop-think
e 4 = YOU like, only let Us not know
you to Be poeeand friendless-
0As ~ have been,p hastily ex-
claimed Cecil, as he turned towards
her, and befsaysd countenance where
an expression of pride still struggled
with enc Of acute suffering, aas you
haye been. But no, no, not like you
shall I patiently live, or bear the futnre
shaII curse my own blindness, curse
her wl1b Wrought this work OF woe for
me w
She did not understand him-how
could she. Lady Haviland's treaehery
was unknoua 20 her, she thought hi.
latter words applied u herself and
locking up with glance Of anguish,
she said- 90.
aDo uoe striks the wounded, ths curse
ef yoar hatred, the curse Of the broken.
heerSed has cluug to me long enough s
"Then it will come homo 70 me now,
reeaied Cecil, almost inaudibly.
ITO you p answered Amy, and she
understood his wosds as tearipg r6lof
encs 10 his pcsssat change Of fortulIe!
ait cannot come % yon-not not =
felt it.1
. Dittsrsr dan il has borne ~ ayuu,
twill barthen ne, = reisinsd he, & -
ssessspsseisas, tho FenembEsncs of you
vAp@ F- n.
-, love, snd have wronged, IN
tho phsasp dat trombled On his eGA
baa Amy gsssssd i not hsard ~
and seeing him check ite' uttsral -
- flled ~ the pause with Ne weFd
vAieA - inagined he was a9euer b
Poak 81
aHaaA1 ne nurmured, hate. Yet
you did noe ptonounce the word, 40
there was mercy In that
xHate! mescym repeated Cecil
and he glanced & her thin, edlikl
figure, her fadsd check aud dshis OWL
uSst nnd pcooout AAfShnoo, his newly
svokeaed No fuse d his mind, mocl
Ne nGtwilA &hoee words, or you viii
1Itvo - Md have been merciles,
- nnA n - Sai2l
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9o11ss cNRU1Ma
THE OLD CHAPEL BELL.


THE OLD CHAPEL BELL.
NJ John @. SAKE.
Al. well mind me Of child,
A gleesome, happy maid
Who came with constant step, to church,
Il eomely garb arrayed.
Asd knslt her down full sclemnly,
And penitently prayed.
Ard sft, when church was done, marked
That Ettle maiden near
This pleasant spot, with book in hand.
Al you are sitting here
She re.d the Story Of the Crass,
Ard wept With grief sincere.
! Ysass rolled away,-and | beheid
h shild 10 woman grown;
Her cheek was fairer, and her eye
With brighter lustre shown;
But chiIdhosd's truth and innocence
Were still the maiden's own.
l never rang merrier peel,
Than when, = joyous bride,
She stood beneath the sacred porch,
A neble youth beside,
And plighsed him her maiden trosh.
In maiden love and pride.
Inever toll deeper knell,
Than when, IN after years,
They laid her in the churchyard here,
Where this low mound appears-
The very grave, my boy. that you
Are w.t'riag now with tears!
Il u thy nothy.' gentle boy,
That claims this tale OF mine
Thou art flower whose fatal birth
Destroyed the parent vine!
A precious flower thou art, my child
Too Epes ,csrs girss for tkiae-'
One was thy sain,cd mothers when
She gave thee, mortal. birth:
And one thy Saviour's, when IN death
He shook the solid Garth;
Go. boy. and live as may befit
Thy lies exceeding worth.
The boy awoke, Is from DEAN.
And theaghtful, looked around.
But nothing saw. save at his feet,
His mothers lowly mound,
And by its side that ancient bell
Hall hidden in the ground!
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u A. LANAUZE, Rue Dc "a Lfrss, No. 50.
I entire les Rues 81 Louis ct Cont, a Nou-
velle OrleauA--Un Assortment de QUIN :
CAILLERIE, selle qus Fnneaise, An
glaise, Americaine ct All9laande; Cloos Cou-
nee. Forres Haehes, PiocAes, P.ilss, Scies, ct
Eourniturc de Batisse. m2E1y
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FRANCIS A. FLEETWOOD. General
i Commi,sioa Merchant, and Dealer in sr,~y
descriptions Of Meyehandise, No 30 Camp street.
(up stairs) New Orleans:
U Country merchants and planters orders
punctually attended to.
N. B-Cottou, Sugar and Mcaasses received
on consignment, and Planters, supplies furnished
fee of cossmsssson. milo
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Parish Of st. Mary, May 30, 1850.
James B. Bird'aR couR DE DIS DIsTRrer'
VS.. No. 3JS2,
Pierre RouDoDy \ Paroisse Ste Marie

VS.. NO. oJc<s
Pierre Raymond. Paroisse Ste. Marie.
In vertue dun order de Jferi Jaeias lance par
Il Ia Cour de District dams ct pour la paroisse
Ste. Marie, ct moi addresse, il sera ofiert en-
vente publique. au compliant, le SAMEDI, le
6eme jour de Juliet, 1850, II heures du matin,
Ia propriete suivante, SAVIOR:
Deux morceaux de terre situes dams Ia VILE de
Franklin, bornes a Test par Rue Troisieme. ct
au nord par Rue des Saules, les dts terrains
mesurant chacun SO peds de face sur Rue des
Saules, avec l60 pieds de profondeur, mesure
Americaine, etant les memes terrains acquis par
Pierre Raymond, homme de couleur hbre, de
Martin H. Campbell, CONNIE par acte passe de-
want J. A. Dumartrait, Juge de Paroisse, lie p
jour de Septembre, 1915; ensemble avec tous les
droi,s ct ACCESSORIES y appartenant ct toutes les
batisses ct ameliorations qui sy trouvent.
Saisi CONNIE etsnt la psopriete de Pierre Ray
mond, homme de couleur lbre, defendcur dams
les process ci-dessus.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff
LIE 30 Mai 1850
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JOHN TwIBILL.
DANIEL EDWARDS

TwIBILL & EDWARDS, Copper, Tia +
i Sheet Iron Workers, No 16 New Levee,
between Gravier and Poydras streets,l are pre-
pared to do all kinds Of work in the above iine.
Steamboat and Plantation Work done IN the
best manner, at the shortest notice, on most
reasonable terms also, On hand large assort-
ment Of COOKING, STEAMBOAT AND
BAR-ROOM STOVES, Of overy SIZE and
description also, Ill kiads cf House Work. such
as Gutter Pipe, Spout &c. An orders thank
fully received and promptly attendedto-
N. B.-Stsam Batteries. Clarifers and Filter
ers Of the most approved styles.
TWIBILL & EDWARDS.
New Orleans May, %, 1850
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BooTx SHOES AND BROGANs.
prYrLpEEn NJ IL C~a

sss.louss serect, Nne Orlasss,
have in store, and are constaatly
direct from the manufacturers, foii
a.sortmept Of ulsn's, women's, misses, boys and
children Boots, Shoes and Brogans, which they
offer for sale at IL lowest market a1es, kos cash
or approved paper. mz om
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SHERIFF'S SALES
James B; B''a'aa DIsrsleg goss courr
Pierre Raymon. Parish of ST. Mary

Pterre haymou.J Parish OF ST. Mary.
QY virtue of a writ Of feri faeias issued out
- OF the District Court in and for the Parish Of
ST. Mary, and to me addressed and delivered, !
will expose to public sale, for cash, on SATUR-
DAY, the 9th day Of July next, 1850, the sale
commencing at the hour Of IL O'Clock A. NJ, the
following property, o wit:
Two lots ofland situated in the town oil Franklin,
bounded east by Third street and north by VIII
low street, each Of said lots measuring so feet
front on Willow street by l60 fee, deep tAmer-
lean measure), being the same lots which Pierre
Raymond, i. m. C., acquired of Martin Campbell
by act passed before J. A. Dumartrait, Parish
Judge, the 22d day Of September, ls45, together
with all the rights and appurtenances thercuntO
belonging. with all the buildings and improve
mcnts thereon.
Seized the property OF Pierre Raymond
T. m. c., defendant in the above entitled case.
ETHAN ALLEN Sheriff.
Parish of St Mary, Nav 30, 1850
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~ The noefon Pot slls shere is .
man in that city With = 1esdolphian
psobocis-vhioh lock-, for allthe sorld
ike unto : hinge mantzelwurtzel beet
who makes snug living in tapping
il daily for rcd ink
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CouR DE DrsrRrcr,
No. 2726,
Dn.,s... Qt> Mnvsp

vs.. No 2726,
San. Ksrser. P.rois.s Ste Marie.
I'm vertu dun ordrc de feri Eaeias lance par
f. h Couy de District dams ei pour IA paro;sse
Ste. Marie, ct moi addresse, il sara odert en-
vente publque, au compliant. 4 maisea-de- Coar
dane + viz de Franklin, le SAMEDI, 6eme
josr d Juills4 leG0 II heur~s du matin, Ia
psopsi6te suisanle snvoir
UnaolSfssss nomnle Emmy, Age do II
anSs esclsSs pour b vie. - - -
Saif esaine fart b litaI d Sam'l Kem-
pw. d0tndsur dans - 1eloEei-dsssaA
<ETHAHA1LEN, Shkrf.
Le % Maj, i650
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p. Pseot ss ais. Dlsrnlcr courr.
VS. No. 2706
Parish Of St Mary.

DY virtue Of = writ Of fen Jacias issued out
ID Of the District Court in and for the parish
Of St. Mary, and % me addressed and deivsEed,
will expose to public sale, for cash, Al the CoEt
House in the town Of Franklin, on SATU1-
DAY, the 9th day Of July. 1880, the sale coll-
mencing At the hour of IL o'clock, A. NJ, the fol-
lowing property. 70 wit:
A negro girl, named HENNr, aged II years
a slave for life.
Seized as tho property Of Samuel Kemper, de-
iendant in the above entitled case.
ETHAN ALLEN, SheriG
Parish Of ST Mary, May 30, 1850.