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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14
CITY ITEMS.

national ACADEMY OF DEsiGs.-At the Annual
Meeting held on the 9Th inst the following Objects
and members were elected;
Alb DvnAsp, President
rs cumnings yiee-Pfesident
IN sbesogue Corresponding Secretary.
JB s,esrns, Recording Secretary
FW Edmonds Tressurer
IF Kepsett T. p. Kosher, Members Of Coun-i.
John Fyers T. C. Llunl.z, Acadenieians
Tho, Hichs p. P. Duggsn, Assoeises
Who together with the Council constitute the Hanging
conmiuee for the Exhibition Of ls5l
Loui. Lang A. H. Wenzler, Vim. Rsnney, w. c. Bou-
telJe C. p. Cnpeh clifford wers elected Associates.
s M Spencer, E. Winner, Hermen'a DasseL J. French,
were elected Honorary Members-
The Academy met on Wednesday last for the
purpose Of electiDg new Academicians, as most Of
the members supposed they had right so to do
The proceeding was stopped, however, by an in
junction obtained from Judge DAILY by Meszrs.
Ingham, Shegogue and Mayr, who testified that
the amendment to the Constitution had been ille
galy made, at the previous meeting There was
considerable excitement among the members on
account OF this division Of sentiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

Ter 10 The aie Waterman see decesssd u In zoe es
and WI remain for short Time attend 70 cals ~
"a Fuiti ct Dr.. II NJ. Sweet % Allsn-sI or Yarns"
Motel % Bowery, viii meet with prompt attention.
El.s .Nt
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~ Phopography.-T. c. LELAND, Reporter ara
Teacher, 25 Flntavenae. cor. Tweiffst he I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14
FREE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Mr. Editor AS this is the season when many
OF our goodly denizens are wont to change their
local habitatons, will you allow me to call the at
tention of some Of them to neat bat unpretend.
ing Church in the lower part OF the Sixth av. op-
posite AInty-st. which has recently passed under
the pastoral charge Of Rev. Henry Dana Ward
The seats of this Church are free to all, each con
tributing to its support according as God has pros
pered them. The expenses are all graduated on
an economical basis, yet the accommodations are
excellent and the advantages great to such as de-
youtly use them. The discourses of the learned
and pious Rector areinstructve and improving, nor
are the Sunday School and the Bible Class forgot
ten An EPIscoPALIAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

~ DR.. De Laney, 81 Lkpeusrd-st near Brosdway'
NAV be consulted daily from A. n. 10 3 r. ID. mys I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

- WATER Cure Insfitute-Dr TRAIL receives
patients Al hs eommodious city establshmerI Is Lsgntst
md Az Oyster Bsy LII Communication daily between
the.e place. by Steamboat and Railroad Once consns-
tom and general practice sttended 70. eU lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

ITO FEMALE TEACUEks.-Wanle d imnsd.
aiey young or single lady 90 into the country eaa
tbe charge Of lbs English education of few small cnna-
rem and to give lessons In Music Drawing and Psnnng
few boys She must be nuneant OF the Pro,sslan'
Episcops Church. and produce good saseiory tesn
montss Of character ability sad aptitude Apply
al 81 Mscc6 ugatst. myl3 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

An AGED WASDERER-At eight o'ol,ck IN Fri.
day evening, French woman, 10 wear, of ars
was found wandering in the streets BY officer Wat.
son AS her residence could not be ascertained.
she was brought to the stationbouse and thence TO
the aims house ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14
BRUSH MANUFAoToRY.

BRUSH mANUFAOTOKY.
~ PEARL~ST. FRANKLIN sQUARE.-The 10 10
OOS Icber respectfully Informs his cus,oUers and ne
public hst he has on hsrd for The Spring nste arg
sortment OF pani brushes sash Tools, yarnsn ofun5
whilewash DO window do busting do, &c Also, sn "a
enslye assortment OF fancy brushes OF superior
snp, which be 10 selling at The lowest prices TIE LOCI.
signed has received from the American Institute su'"
medal for the best brushes exhibited at their late ar
40 2ms JOHN X HOPPEL
- - REILLY, CanpheDs and Lamp Manuifca'el,
Ne l3b Csnslst corner Of Laght l57 Geenwcnsl oI'
OF Cortland, mandatory, Of Ninh-sv and oaos
vort-si. Lamps Grandoes Chandeliers Hall Lamps sos
Campfire, Burning Fluid, pure Sperm Oil Spirits lsfpsn
tine whOls sale and retail myll W.
DEDBU Gs.--WATSON's Inialnble Bedba2 Poison
Id for total destruction of hose )lesoe and Amy
insects IT'S needless to FOR this already sznowr
edged invaluable remedy than Il unrvsed sooye
all otter articles for tie purpose. To be had only
Catharines and us FuiIonsi Brooklyn. Price ssunss
bottle. A25 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

r. Lebanon Springs waterbury Establish.
,rsut 4 now open on rs 6lh summer FOR niofmino1
spS-",s Jmys I'm. ~ BEDORrHA, ND
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re- Water. Cure House.-T. L. NICHOLS u ana
Mis- NJ s. Cow NICHOLS WsierCure Physicians, 81 West
Tweniy-sscondsi Patients received for inn or dsy zeal
meut or visited al their residences Consultations from 10
TOO ~ myS lms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-12

never. nerer NEVER viii he wi .crnnv The b-oad wa
ie's ii the Mississippi fhstan, oren. flag shall
n II ~ The Hsl The iatrsts 1T he Ciascen
cv-wver never, call M u al the S.u.h Sir
We have had hand wsids hit ward bitter ihonriis
unpleasant fe gs towards each tier IN the noars al
this sreai measure. let us ~. I ihem LII a. sac
hrr III So feelrg 1t q II tho al A. Il nnr conn
frv and sw' az. - The os h taken e oil, ist W.
wi Sand sf her: ri Ssppoft h ,. hzt we wi M.
tt'ld her Constitution; that wjl preserve Der Union
AMI fhsi We pas this great pr hensire ard heaar
system of measures. " hi,h VIII hnsh al tho ariar ele
nen's AMI hritg pesce and tfaeq4iy L, chr homes
1t me- Mr.. PF-sldsn'. in r,nclusiun say thai he nas
Disastrous cquences would STU. il my aninan
were we To go hsne dang nolbina 10 satisfy and tran.
eniza the try uls1u fh's' r'ea' qsrstuns Nhai
will The Judgment # mankind. VIA, fhe Judgment al
thu 'rlian Ut mankind who are ukiag npla the pr
ers~s nf this scheme If self gsvernmsn, IS being hi
which lol the hghts hrpes asd Npartaii - 4
lnr1ting The condition Of naahfd-what viii her
july EFT +? VII nat II The m ,uafc4s + he a.
uor'd psonoanre d riu,s republic ssresfuI ie
uref What vii he the judgment of aut constituents
when We rr'nrn IN tn m snd thy ask vs. llnw have
yuu 1T funt cfnury2 l. all .lt-9i happy --f' al
the SEEDS Of distraction vision crushed AID d.sspa-
ted! AMI. sir hen tou citHs ain tn sspm oi Nauf
f,nily. When you verse with he partner II
inruH~s Z suir hsppiness aud IT yaar SORROWS. and
whea in The midst II ihr comms1 of pt . - III uf
she asks yor, IL, e-eany daref If civil wa'l-
l. there any dagger nfihe forrh hoing appd any por
ton 4 III cpant'y? Have settled he ql.stan wch
have been s bong dlSrns- AL ~ henH1 upon At
y arlington J. al peace al 4 gH'ri2 Wa T.
sathse VI. Prosoa' yau ke p, ih1 VIII Of va8T
Choice ard ii ssch drcH viii Wlun have h'rn bis
sod by 6 d VII yng hone aed 'saye n Dis rlet
md cnfisun, all ttl,d. all PM lie contentious
and ag a'ions If the pa VII NJ incrra al anil angme I'D
hy The 50 lsta0s result ffm NJ net'nrl TO d,rtHr
ihtm Sir. shall stanj en- leurel hy huuan judy
arni below and of hoe ab,ve It IS no 10 speak
We shall sand fuie uued Ira our ueu cunscrurfs hy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-12
FOREIGN NEW &.

Tie Steamer Cambria, with Liverpool dates
to he 9th utimo, has arrived at Halifax. The
Portuguese difficulty with our Government has
taken quite an unexpected turn. The Govern
ment OF Portugal has refused to accede to the
demands of our Minister. In consequence he is
about TO leave the country Our fleet has sailed
for Tangicrs. The Duchies of Schleswig and
Denmark have commenced war On the 2lst
utlmo there was naval action attended with
some loss; aud our last accounts leave the "hos-
tile armies face to iice,' each painting for battle.
Battle was momentarily expected, and no doubt
before now bloody engagement has been had.
The death Of General Taylor produced pro-
found sensation in England. The Americans in
London held meeting, over which our Minis
ter presided. The meeting adopted resolutions
Of coincidence. The British Ministry have sus-
tanned two more defeats.
The commercial news is important. Cotton has
declined, while wheat. corn and flour have adj
being in great demand. This de-
mand 1t is supposed exists in consequence of
he blight with which the potatoc is affected in
both Ireland aud England
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-12

the South any future time. TIL fte # Ire
laid Il b. uurs- Ireland ieh conll to. morrow be
re 4 size ~ is-matfaw be unt.d I he WIN difs
~ tie sti lr + "a asIHi "a fheiehY d-lanarrd or
dsgfHcrd y Tie Wh, III -nsis dipref mo hs nNn
hrrasf. Is afraiipr T. hms,' well rrb agtinst
hs GJ If 50 them Representative 1--we the : nth
" u A. hey prfsl-i ihrm 81 II hY s1cf iepg all
de and pteIn rs. by throwing party IN " dis and
hg pfcsnf'i 2 4 ruumoa hammer ia defence common
cao-e-R ici. Rep.
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notifications of military officers and yet we are
taught the propnety of eecting officers Of this
clss. by the people.
With this train Of reflection we cannot discov-
er the proprieiy Of throwing everything into the
hands of the people. The people will not de-
sire this task, for task it Nil be. II they attempt
10 elect all their officers. we shall soon hear the
cry. save US. deliver us from these burdens"
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ITEMS.

~ There was difficulty between several
negroes and Southern gentlemen at Cape Nav.
on the 3lSt uItImo. servant in one of the no.
ieIs used language 10 a citizen of Baltimore.
which he thought was insulting, and the negro
was accordingly beaten 10y the gentleman. Thiz
led to a general fight between the whites and
blacks, in which the former tiumphed. Quiet
was restored, and the only difficulty is the land
lold's-the servants refusing to wait upon the
table.
g. There was slight earthquake at Dalton.
(Ga.,) on the 29th ultimo. Its duration was one
minute.
e. Weary with the labors of the session Mr..
Clay IS now on VISIT to the Northern cities.
His reception in baltimore and Philadelphia was
cordial and enthusiastic.
o. Mr., Crttcnden has resigned his Cover.
norshP and accepted the office of Attorney
General.
g. Tic Cholera is spreading through the
West. lthas "assumed yifnlent type" in many
places
l1s5' Sydan, Page & Co. large dealers in -four,
New York have failed to heavy amount
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-12

intell.et To mr sh smthern independence Il all
ietna aid. aud shall cl hvfn an. nlniuaie
p1er huufi filiful, hravadaai hrrn chthlfy
snl delermiesiina fnttaa on n!his. l. insure prs
p rity IN our b,rdels.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-12
THE LYNCuDURG VIRGINIAN
LYNCiBUKG AUGUST IL 1850
STATE EFORN-ELECTION OF MINOR
DIIlGIBS

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-12

O. Mr.. Mosby, we are requested, to state
was prevented from participating in the dis
cnssion at the Meadows, on Saturday, by iudis-
position. lie hopes to attend Campbell Court.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-12

O. We learn that IA corps of Engineers be-
longing to the South Side Road has arrived in
this place. We understand that they have com
pIctcd the survey Of the route and found it entire
practicable. But beyond this we have no further
information
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-12
PlllLADFLPnIA. Auous, :

he weather continues very warm AZ business general
y IS d"l' The stuck market Is que Pa. SIS 939S,
lani is sl'aiy. : les # common Pa brands a, s..
t35a9 lo' Corn Meal s. s7a3. SAILS Of red Nheal at
i13al ~ cts; willie d. 25tl26 els Corn is quiet
Supply ieh'. Snail sales at 81 .6j cts. Oats i2aii
CTS Rye G3aGl s.
lr'vsoHs are selling steadily 10 the regular trade at
previous prices. ard 6s6. cents per H.
here Is gaad denaud for Gruceri4s and nrices
,nHIaained soea firm. Colfle. Rm Qsa0. ct..-
M"asses unchang d. Coton is held firmly: fair Tn
lands l3ialSs and for Orleans II. cts per H.
" hshey 25ia26 cts. per gallon.
i"bacr" Is Ia good request, and prirps steady
hcr, Is good demand In WuI AT full pfl,es
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of the school, provided las was the case
with Rose.) the deceased had been
person OF some consequence, followed
by her poorer neighbors, Carrying each
a bunch of flowers. or branch OF yew
or rosemary, to scatter over her coffin
as soon as It is lowered into the earth.
Besides all which. there is, in the fu.
neral service itself. something affecting
beyond all the formularies that has ever
been compiled; especially when both
he who -eads and they who listen to 1t
are convinced that the being over
whose mortal remains it is psonounced
was not unworthy of it. Poor Rose
all these honors, both of thought and
deed. attended her to the grave: nor
was there dry eye in the church-yard
during the progress of the melancholy
ceremony.
Our tale is told except, indeed. It be
deemed proper to relate how this fear
full blow operaIed upon Capt. Wilmot
He never recovered it; he pined and
wasted. like tree whose bark is strip
ped. and in six months was laid beside
his daughter. Honest Bligh alone sur
wives. and now keeps . respectable
public house in a market-town not fal
removed from the Toll.
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4 9Njk30181 1A38s
w BROKEN HEART.
ss1nE AurnoR OF THE susALTxs1


bsA (Cssels11 Gom ssy last,
There was one member of the family
Il the Toll Of whom no mention has
vet been made; but who, il long and
faifhful services entitle . domestic to
notice, ought not to be passed over
Old Bligh, like his master, bad spent
his best days in the navy. Hs uas orr.
Rinally . cabin-boy in he fFigate OF
WhickCh Wilmot was 1rst lieutenant,
and . 3Seh waited upon his officer
Whon he lieutenant obtained pro no.
/ - Dlieh followed him 10 his own ahin
where y filled the situationJ ira a
oanswaiu 10 the eaptain's barge. and
af>oswoyds Of steward in his cabin !.
81 When the captain himself abandon
sd0S service, BIigh did not torsake
In. He now executed the joint e(kqes
q maest5s &k6esL foofman, Ard eveo
hsad snsdiner, and was IS sincerely
sstaehad 70 Rose and her father q q
- ~ boen their relasion. e - tusf
~fhot that whilst others treat6d Ma
jos MI With con6dence the most
t1l6s dd Bligh oond not b pre-
silo apoa. - regard him without
sonGahinx e snspiciou. Civil and ~
ioosiee = hin he iuv1Siably vas be.
&C., ho6AW that . asoontsafy hne q
nnSduna Wool1 have been diepleasing
Ahis uoa1le; but he took No khoseios
wiah NJ. nor addressed him in that
fnoiliar toae which ed servants are
"a = eynp)ey when they believe hey
- sd6lea ~ thoss vhe have ths in
= "a n T. H. -
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DEMovAL.-BRETTE r TUCKER
II Attorneys and CSunssllors-af- Low, have re.
moved their Office into the room in d-Fellows'
Hall, over the store OF the Messrs. Talbot. All
professional business entrusted to their care will
be faithfully and promptly attended to.
ALEX. BRETTE,
A. L. TUCKER.
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3o11ss 0NRU3Ra
EHB BLIND GIRLS LAMENT
~ AMELIA.

1A8 01lND GIRLS LAMENT
n AMELIA.
Iat bsseash sAe grapevine, that o'ercreepesh
Ii hanhie arch above our cottage door,
VIII = IL PsEpls clusters softly sleepesh
Ihs Nv radiant that the moonbeams pour
Thsjysas soag-b;rd in The starlight sineeth
Usas - assamiag buds its vesper hymn,
sss - siagh r.y q gladne.s sprinseth
WsaAin ny Aeazt-aias. my eye is dim.
IkSw - Asu whs. silent. footed even
fsh QAa ahadswy mantle light and fair;
Whsa, . - waves her wand Ger earth and
Aasa.
IAe sess Hat up within the soft blue air;
Ii thsa l 6ing aside my long loose tresses
Unse ths kisses ef the wanson wind,
A1aserivs . 9ag and smile, but Al there presses
a ga.omy pail upoa mel am Mai
o, could 1 sseal forth when the daylight fadesh
From rock 9hd Tree, to greet the summer ewes
70 watch the primrose, that from sunlightshadesh
Iss golden cup, unfold its twilight lsaves;
Te ny my warm brow to the breeze that wooetA
He villa ssa npples to the sounding shors-
h soit south breeze that perfume round rs
8freWef6-
H.. -, ,,;,~,;~-r,v 80. :. .k.s~a o,e,
Ny Etsls sister eilen softly hysths
Her velvet cheek 70 mine. and bids me 20
Where the young moss-rose its sost e'som dis-
Dhyesh,
And lie via daisies in their brightness glow;
I he.r he, small feet - she lightly dances
II. ~;ns,ed s.;rv Ger the emerald yr.s..
,,.,
r-a. 49, ii -.
fss ~se'e 'ne e''s'' '0e '"01 s"' NY w. '''
VIZ, INV vou,, sro,bcr in ri. beauty bouade,s
~, ,-;.. ne e,t - rr,e, the man;nc .Lv
wh;Ie ,hrorrh the ioress. aisle. hi. laugh re
soundcth,
The tear drops gather to ~ darksned eye;
And when, with rosy cheek and or1ht eye burn.
nng,
He seeks my side IN all h's boy,sh g'ee,
nay hcart Is 1oooied ~ao seeNe' yesrnns
To meet his giancc-but ah canaos see.
'sy me-. '0ou n','aei 'e''' .'e -.' ! -. ~
s .ne '"s'' "'"''> '"' '"''s' -'''- -
63lrs
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Franklin, July IS, 1850.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
j he srm cf BEERS Z WHAL EN P.s.
tersonville, will be dissolved on the 3lst inst,
BY mutual consent All persons having claims
against, OF indebted to said firm, will present
their accounts for settlement as soon - possible
The name Of the firm after the above date, will
only be used BY either OF the parties in liquida-
ton. The books and accounts will Be kept at
their old stand, which will be occupied BY Wha-
ley & Surfing. =. BEERS.
E. w. WHALEY.
Pattersonville, July 81, 1850.
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FRANCIS A. FLEETWOOD, Gsnsra3
T. Conn.isaon M~n1ons, asd Dealer in sp~y
deszipsion Of Meye&asdis, No 30 Camp ssrsss,
tup stairs) New Orleans.
~ Country merchants and planters erdefs
N. .B.lCotson, Sugar and Molasses rscsiyed
on consignment, and Planters supplies Furnishes
frs IF eonMissiosa. mle
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IOHN puRBRIpGE & CO.

A WAoAso1 MeMMfoaM-
re-s aud Dsslws ~ Hes
and CAPS, oNIy. Nc q
Customhouse street, New
Orleans. Mandatory, Harrison slsest, New
ark, New Jersey. :.
NJ Always ON hand, a very large and sups-
rior assortment Of the above-named goods. Coun-
try merchants will here find the krgsss and kest
ASSIGNMENT Of Hats and Caps, sdspsed 70 their
business, in the city, and at the SsGsrfasassss'
prices.
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p.vrEL EDWARDS
JOHN rwIBrLL.
.TWIBILL & EDWARDS, Copper, a. \

nWIBILL & EDWARDS, Coypsv, 1Ss \
i She's Iron Workers, No. l6 New Lsvee,
(between Gravier and Poydras streess,) are pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in the above lins.
Steamboat and Plantation Work done in the
best manner, at the shortest notice, On most
reasonable terms also, on hand . large asso,t-
ment oil COOKING, STEAMBOAT AND
BAR ROOM STOVES, Of overy size and
descriptions; also. all kinds Of House Work. such
as Gutter PipesSpout, &c. All orders thank
fully received and promptly attsndrd to.
N. B.-Steam Batteries, Clarifiefs and Filter
ers Of the most approved styles.
TWIBILL & EDWARDS.
New Orleans May, 20, 1850.
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n A. u4NAUZE, Rss de Ia Lsvia Ma 5s,
i entire les Rues ST Louis ct Coat, Z Me-.
vslls Orlsans.=Un Assortment d. QUlN :
elalse, Am<riesiue Ct All<ma11s; CloaS C~n-
pee Foraes Haches, Pioehes, Pellss, Seiss. q
FournituTe De Batisse. m2-ly
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COPARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have entered into copaftner-
i ship, to take effect on the first day Of next
August, under the firm Of WHALEY & STIR
LING. for the purpose of conducting q general
mercantile business, At the stand formerly occn-
pied by Beers & Whaley, where they will keep
constantly on hand general assortment OF plan
,a.ion and family Goods, and solicit the patron
age Of the public.
iv25. A. R. STIRLING.
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NOTICE.

o"k The undersigned having IN
Agetaken the Livery Stable for ~
merly occupied by James Emison. has added to
his old stock new Carriages, Buggies, Sulkles,
Harness and Horses; and, by strict attention,
hope. to merit share Of public patronage.
HUMBLE.
Franklin. May l6, 1850.
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THE subscriber having returned from Psasa-
j cob, has made arrangements with manu-
factory thsre 10 furnish joiness work Of every
descrpsioa, such ~ sash dnoes, blinds, band and
base mouIdings and pihsters Of every descrip.
ton also, balussers, square OF turned. executed
in the neatest manner and furnished Al the most
reasonable prices.
~ All osdes promptly astended 70. and the
work delivered within two weeks q ~ osdinary
routine Of work. Samplss of wosk - = seen
at Mr. Tucoe's warehouse.
N. B.-Hair. Lims and Laths for nle.
s JOHN w. MINOR
c,.nkn, Jv.kzo1 t650
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E. W. WHALEY.
A. r. STIRLING.
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

"a A Plantation situated on
- Gzn n Bayou Sale, mile and . halt
- esot| from Centreville, containing
about loo arpents, IS offered for sale at bargain
There is 8 good dwelling house, new sugar
house and ixtureS, cabins and out-buildings on
the place, and fine chance for crop next year,
either Ior corn or cane. Possession given Dext
spring: For terms apply Al the Office of this
paper. or on the premises 70
ivil 6m CHARLES NETTLETON.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND BROCANS.
~ EEITxREED Ma 16Cxa

sonhomss SIRED, Nsc OylAsxs,
have IN store, and are constantly
receiving, direct from the manufacturers, fun
assortmen, Of meas, womsn's, misses, boys and
chiId,en Boots, Shoes and Brogans, which thsy
offer for sale AZ the lowest market rates. fos eash
or approved paper. m2 6m