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ore,en, herself. She does ~. appreciate
tho objection. urged agsinss this c'"rse.
nor doe. she perceive on the troubled hori-
.on any danger sufficiently threatening 10
frieh,en her from her p,opriety. or deter
her from The maintenance Of tho right
nor would she shrink from it. If she did.
She does not crouch 10 terror under the
frantic gasconade Of Southern demagogues.
any more than she fears the feeble d'sun.
ionis,s of the North. She il not disposed
to bow 10 every impulse Of fancied exPedI'
ency. And she cooIy enq"ires.why scourge
a handful oi Norlhern fanatics, yet preserve
q studied silence when the red righ. arm Of
Southern treason 10 lifted in tho halls ol
Congressf Why launch fierce ihunderbolt'
q, The head, of Northern msdmen, if you
please, and 10 the same moment bend low
under the lash Of Southern traitors! Why
20 10 .nch uneenerous and i"poli,ic ex-
,femes! Why no, dispense The even-hsn'
d.d Justice ,ha, would 90 we'll be6, the
character and hi.'ory of the old Ksys,one-
end, ws nigh, add. The 'un'err'hed' democ'
racy OF her Commercial emporium 7
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06
For tie Leuisbuvg Chronicle.

Mr.. Editor: In reply to W. S. NJ, /
would state that l have perused his frs,
article over the second time, and have
come TO the same conclusion as at first. l
will here give his own words: "The facts
which l shall adduce suppose are gene
rally known, for they are not original, but
l give them here merely as preliminar;es
to what may succeed them, as they must
be considered necessary in order to proper
ly understand how the different kinds II
manure are to benefit the agriculturist i'll
his pursuit." and then goes on to show
how the plants grow, and that the sap in
trees puts on its annual layers in its des-
cent, and then says, 1.-The conclusion which
l arrive at is, that plants, like animals,
become vigorous and healthy under proper
food" &c, without stating one word what
that proper food might be, leaving the az.
riculturist in about as much light in regard
to the proper manure as he was before W.
s. NJ. appeared in his short article, a little
over one column. In his criticism he re-
fers me back to his former article, where
he supposes the leaves to perform functions
similar to the lungs of animals; l would
say not so very similar; l would say the
nostrils of animals to be nearer similar
than the lungs; and lastly, he refers me
back again to his first article, where l
would find that he did not propose to point
out the difference in manures. Well, he
has promised to give facts which were ne
cessary to tell the benefits of different
kinds Of manure to the agriculturist. The
articles are before the public, let them de-
eide which is right. Mr.. Editor, l still
...y S.sS,oisin nas uune some
good, for he has promised to corroborate
his former statement ere long. To say
the least of it, he has had fine chance to
let off some of his big words. SxLIM.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06
Death. Bed Of Wesley.

We have received, from the publishers,
a magni6cen. mezzoiins engraving, enii-
tied " The Dea' Bed Of Rev. John Wes
ley" I, is ls inches by -, engraved in
the highest style Of art by JoHx SAa.
TAIN. and printed on the best quality ol
heavy pla'e paper. This beautiful spsci.
men Of art would sdorn the walls Of the
most richly furnished parlors. and we pre-
sumo would be especially valued by the
members Of tho religious denomination Of
which Mr.. Wesley was the iIIustrious
founder. In addition to its main feature,
he plate contains some twelve or fifteen
other figures Of eminent persons, among
which 10 the Rev. George Whitfield. who
appears 10 be in the prime Of life. A. Mr..
Whitfield died in 1870. more than twenty
years before Mr. Wesley. we presume this
part Of the engraving does no. pretend 10
literal historical accuracy. although highly
valuable for the portraits !, thus gives Of
men.
Published BY J. 4 J. L. C,hcn. 90,
Chesuut street. PbiIad. Retail price, 81 so;
10 the trade. 81 80. II Eve or more per.
sons should club together, they could prob
lbly possess themselves Of this choice plate
1t wholesale prices.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06
From California.
New o, lean Feb. Z

AN~ VI sO"uos Sos 90
The steamship Alabama hasju., arrived
from Chagres. and l hasten to lay her
news. which is highly important. before
you. She brings sixty-fve pss,eogers,
ard half a million in gold dust.
She also brings ndvices fr"m San Fran.
ci.cn to the l5h January. being two week.
Is,er than our previous accounts. They
were received Al i;;as.ma Sy the s,sam'hir
California.
The city OF Sacramento has been over.
flowed by wafer. Ru few spo,s of land
are visible, and the inhabitants ere suffer
ing terribly from this dreadful and unhea I'd
Of calauai'y. TIE loss by this unlocked
for visitation is estimated al over one mill.
ion Of dollars. Immense herds Of cattle
and other property have t'esn swept away.
While this great flood, however. destroy s
grea, deal Of property. it will wash Out
the gold in immense quantities.
party Of Chilians had made an ss
tack upon the Americans at the mines in
the vicinity Of Stockton, in whiA tvo O.
the assailed were killed. and the o,hrrs i'm
Prisoned. though the latter were afier~srds
released.
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F~ the LeWisJurg Chronicle.
Plant Fruit Trees!

Sir. Editor: A few days ago, . gentle
man remarked to me that if he was in the
habit Of writing, he would pen an article,
urging upon all persons the policy and
duty of setting out one or more fruit trees,
every year-whether upon his own or rem
ted property, made not much difference
but be sure that somewhere on our earth
We plant yearly means Of doing good, at
come time or other
The sentiment thought was good, and
lest he should ou,it sending it to you, l do
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it myself. In my time, l have often gath
cred fruit by the roadside, probably
planted by some kind hand now moulder-
ing in the DUST and thanked the good
heart-now to me and all the world un-
known-who provided the pleasing and
beneficial refreshment. Whenever parta-
king of fruit, we should remember that
some one of our predecessors had the fore
thought and benevolence to endure the
toll and expense Of planting the seed,
transplanting the scion, and watching and
protecting the growing tree; and as We
can not repay them, let us discharge the
debt and show our gratitude by providing
the same things for those 'cho come after us.
Should this motive be Of no avail to
the purely selfish, let me add that thou
sands of men-sGme even when old-have
partaken Of fruit Of their own providing.
And the person referred to above, gave
ME an instance where his own bensvOlence,
even on rented property, was amply repaid
to himself. Said he, alt is but few
years since 1 rented this lot, and l took a
notion to set out some fruit trees, knowing
they would do somebody good. l did SO.
Now, l have rented the same property
again, and last year enjoyed the fruit Of
my labors. This year, with ordinary bless
ings 1 shall be oyerpaid."
Reader. Plant some fruit tree or shrub
every year. Our tasty and worthy fellow
citizen, Mr.. II. r. NoLL, will aid you il
you want advice or varieties Of fruit.
| NEDROW.
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Ths aLady's Book" for March


Is on our table. lts most attractive feature
70 u 10 the splendid portrait Of Godeys
Musical Edi,or-our we'll beloved friend,
Julian Cyemer-of whom ws can justly
SAY
"a noblcr brow, . manlicr frame
We know mot 'moness the sons Of fAns"
Yet, striking and accurate ns is The likeness
10 Cooley i, gives but faint and '"per-
feet idea Of the fine eye and expressive
coun,enance Of the original. and the glorious
soul they faithfully index. We esn we'll
imagine tho, a sensation will BE- created
when this portrait meets the eye Of the
business scqusintancss Of Jos. L. CHESTER.
Who daily ,hrong his coun,ing.room in
Marke, s,reet-aII unwilling that the skil'
ful, busy merchant. deeply immersed in
trade, has in his leisure hours, and under
The protection Of nom de plume, won an
enviabIe literary reputation. end become
famous in poetry and song. on both sides
Of the Atlantic.
On our first page will be found . fair
specimen, ou, Of the many that No could
select. of bic poetic taste and talent. He
carries his heart in his hand among his
friends, and throws i. wiihou, reserve into
HE songs. which is one secret Of their wide
and enduring popularity. One Of his hep
piest efforts, ballad entitled "The Lonely
Aud Wife," frs. appeared in the New wYora
Evangelist. Shortly afier,it wen, the rounds
in England and Scotland, as one Of Burns'
unpublished manuscripts. and wss copied
.s .uch BY N. p. willie into the "Home
JournsI" with high encomiums. II has
been &c, TO nusic by Dsmpstsr The vocalist
and is = leading favori,e at hls concerts. q
we'll as 10 private circles.
As Mr.. ChesteI's published volume il
entirely on, Of print. aud q majority OF h"
best productions have heen written since
that time, we think q new and complete
illustrated edition III 'uId be gM up. for The
qualification Of the public ~ we'll - thu
benefit Of author and puhiishsr. VIII
seconds the motion We ere sure Mr
Cooley will for one. and. 10 doub, not, .
hos, OF others, who would like to Possss'
themselves Of copy,
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06

1t 10 still the intention Of Col. Fremont
to complete the surveys Of all that portion
Of Our country wrs, Of The Rocky Noun
;ains. by a route down The Colorado.
Hon. jefferson Davis has been re- elected
unned States Sena or by the Legislature
Of Mississippi for ak years. from tho a,h
Of March neat
In Wisconsin. Mrs. Loviev Keyser ha.
recovered 100 danagts Of JoseIh iles,h,
for selling rum TO her husband.
There are 500 Chinese 10 San F,aneis.
co. with their wives and daughters. Dot no
pinehed feet.
An sp",hecary in Trenton sold ereo.oie
for asa.r'da, and nearly killed . young
lacy thereby.
The fre,h er..es Of t~en' y.6se hundred
persons can new te ieen q, Suffer-. Mills,
California.
Every rerson. great and .msI'. ~tou'd
SRkh al o@cy IN ccld ~a:er e.fry nrsnrnG.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06

mens-procIaimed tina, tnot the world
but; the Union was +" coming TO nm end :
and the Uoion. with its millions OF bInd'"g'
network cords still exists. Let our Na''o'
naI snd State Legislators go on with Their
business, aud deal no, in distractions. Lei
Caiilornia in. as she must come. BY a'
least a ,wo.ihird vote and POLITICALLY bur
,ed be he who in The present crisis proves
traitor to ei,her Liberty or Union
SIMON SNYDER.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06
MARKET HOUSE

The voters Of Le~isburg in isvor a
having a suitable n'arke,-house for ,bs
murual convenience Of buyers and sellers.
are invited TO meet at the Town hall oa
Saturday evening next, 10 devise means 10
accomplish that object. SEVERAL.
In pursuance Of the above call, NEE
ing vas held at the time and place aPPoln-
ted, which wa- orgubzad by choosing
JAMES KELLY as President. ilrSaY W.
FarEs and JosErm SMIrm ~ Vice Prssid-
sn,,. md q. ". Worden, Secretary.
The call oi the meeting having been read.
n. c. Ilickok, Esq. wss called upon aud
addressed The meeting. showing tho ceee.-
si.y and utility Of the proposed Marke,
House, and suggested different plans pro-
posed for its construction.
On motion Of Cot. L Il. Ch'i,s il sss
Resolved that Q committee Of - b
appointed 10 take The whole sutjsct into
consideration. make inquiries - 10 suIi.
able iot, procure Piao or piaAss make es-
tima,es, Sc, in relation to The erection Of
a Market House; and report Al .n adjourned
meeting.
The following named gentlemen we're
then nominated and elected 80 said Com
ni,,ee. l.. B. Christ.
Thomas Hayes. S.'l"'noo Ritter.
| n. e. Hickuk, II. x. Noll,
Joseph Glass. James Hsycs.
| John Miller, csrp'r, Vim. " !Isoa.
John Wsns. II. w. Free.
! On moin n, Resolved that The COmmIttes
be requested TO report one week from the
evening.
% motion. Adjourned to meet a the
place. at Z o'clock On SaIurds, even !
neat.
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DIED.,

February 6. Susanna Bower. consor oI
Christian Buwsr. nf Buffalo township. sged
- Years, 4 months and q day..
On the 27lh ul'.. a,-i'randy VINE. Manor.
Chester county. Pa. Mrs. IANE GRIER. the
relic, Of John Gr,er. in her Sad year. Mr.,
Il. Was the mother Of DIR. J. F. Glier. OF
Le~isburg, and Rev. John H. Grier, Of Jsr
sey Shore.
At Walnut Hill. Dauphin Co, 10Th vi.
in his 18th year. Benjamin Layfayet,e. the
younses, son Of BENZ. Jordan. Esq.
A, Halifax. Dauph'n Co, 2lst uls.at the
residence Of her cousin, John P. Leebrick,
aged 25 years. Miss Lucretia, youngest
daughier Of John Eberl. H. D., late Pro
lessor in The Medical College Of Ohio.
In Davidson, Sullivan Co., 23d Nov.
John KeeIer. aged 90 years-a Soldier OF
the Revolution. from Orange CO.. NY.
10 Central Illinois, last fall. Rev. Peter
Rogers. in his loO.h year--a Soldier Of The
and 70 yesrs BsPlis, preach,''
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06

TThe Market House proceedings in
smother column. are worthy Of attention.
Tha. central and Uniform place to buy
would be great convenience to oil Of ou'
citizens who have not their resour - and
supplies within Themselves. is sel-evident
Il would also accommodate our neiahbors
in the country. who seriously complain o.
the Inconvenience. trouble. and lost time
in peddIinc their marketing from house Ia
house. We hope there - i'll he l--s-
turnout on Saturday evening from both
town and country. I, is important tha,
there BE- fuI! and fair expression Of public
opinion, on both sides Of the subject.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06

Al a meeting Of the citizens Of Harley
Township, held is pursuance Of previous
notice. to consider on the proprie,y Of pur-
chasing land and erecting . Poor House, il,
was decided unanimously in favor Of The
measure. and JoHN Wiz and Joax F.
WILsoS we're appointed 10 confer with The
other townships Of tie county on tho sub.
ject. s. C. WILT, Pres',.
R,cn'D v. B. LlscoLs, Scc',.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06

bTWe were visited on 'Chursdsy eve
ming. Feb. %, with heavy storm Of rain.
accompanied oy vivid flashes Of lightning,
and heavy ihusder. We learn that barn
near Selinsgrove vas struck oy lightning.
and entirely consumed. Sunday brought
a driving snow-s,orm-yes'srdAy We had
mild and bslmy spring weather-snd this
morning the snow pours down "thick and
FAST" PS. All turned to rain-slush! F!
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New Type for the "chronicis.' y

Awe had bad roller and cold day to work II, yet,
dear rader how do you like the type the first page Of
this paper and in "Thc Farmers corneri alt can not
be excelled you thnk-well just get US IS cash sub
scribers and then Publisher can land will procure
NEW TYPE, like that land this to put all the reading
matter in. Shall have themi Thy be procured,
by little effort. Will you trys and voc! and YOU! and
TOUP All who wish TO The Chronicle in . new dress,
do upon the opening Of navigation by obtaining lj
eubecr,ptiona. Try!
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06

"The Philad. spirit Of tho Times
highly compliments the eloquent speech Of
Mi. Charles Il. SLrineF. Of ,his county. al
the Union und Liberty meeting in lndrPen
dence Square. We give hun credit for The
prudence aud sagaci,y exhibited in his
selection of the forum ia which 10 give
ut,erance 10 HE sentiments.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06

p This week we trea, our readrrs to On
admirable original tale Of real life. from the
pen Of an accomplished young lady ol
Ph,ladelphia-whoss identity. however. is
yelled under an assumed name. The
sketch is repIete with, hesI.hfu! sentiment.
and incuIcs,es saIutary moral that should
be remembered by old and young.
We hope to receive 90 occasional poetic
favor from the same source.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06
"An Adjourned Court, for Union
county. is 10 be- held con neucing 25lh inst.

The wedding rins Of Martin Luther has
been bIongh, to New York by Charles
Luther, i,neal 6e>rsHdint Of The Reform.
er. The prese.i KING Of Prussia offered
$500 'ha'rrs ('nou, SlsOal for it, but vas
refused. On The inside is inscribed, "Dr.
Martin Lnihtr 10 Catherine Won Buren,,
Juhe 10, 1875"
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06

JWe refer our readers with much
pleasure TO the fearless and eloquent speech
m our frs, rsge, BY the Hon. James
X M'Lanshan. Democratic Member
of Congress. from Chambersburg. Pa.
His bold and manly exposition Of the real
sentiments Of the people Of Pennsylvauia
on tho subject Of Slavery. is worthy Of
high praise. and will be appreciated
throughout tho State. - well a. by his
own immediate constituents. Mrssrs. Casey
and MLsnahsn occupy substantially the
same ground on the Slavery question, and
their respective dist riots are truly 'epresen
ted on the Aoor Of the HOUSE.
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LesriSblsrg. Pa.
Wednesday Morning. March 6

MISLAID-The copy Of advertisement for an Or
phans Court Sale in Kelly Township Two Of the proper
names in the order SPoTrs and WE8EL-other par
tcuars not recollected Subscribers in that township
arc requested inform pesons Of that Of this fact
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06
El AIR r led.

In Ls~isburg. Thursday evening. Feb
"a. BY Ed John Sutton. Mr.. John II. Bur
get to Miss Sarah Joes. Also. Mr.. Leon
ard Dee,z to Miss Christinna Sanders.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06

TnE CAsu SrsTEM.-N every branch of bus
iness could he reduced 10 = cash system. it would
Re the greatest possible blessing 10 mankind and
how much trouble and snsisty it would cav.
many! II is bad policy to 60 into debt. psr,icu>
lsrly with the siorrAtepers, - You have in moss
instances to pay large prices for goods. and con-
,ssntly st their mercy. To obvisie the nec~..'
Of any person going in deb, for Store Goo,ls. c.
l.. JoSns has opened . very extensive store in
Milton, and is selling exclusively for eAsa- He
has put the prices Of soods down 90 low % to
make it the interes, Of every ene to deal with him
on the CASH sYsrEN. Persons visiting Milton
and in want Of cheap goods. will do veil BY cell
ing first Of Jones' store.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

In Scnat--Fridny Feb. 22. The fol
lowing resoIuihn passed BY unanimous
vote.
Reslvr', That the Union j. identified
With all the giories OF the past. all tho
blessings ol The pr seu,, and oil the hopes
of the fu' ure snd Ihn, i'ennsy ivanis. trns
10 tie CONSTITUTION and all lis prIEripe..
~ill never waver IN her fidelity 10 that no
be charter.
Mr.. Ives reported ~i,b an amendment.
the bill 70 lay cut a stale road from M,Rln.
burg to Millers,own.
The Seoa:r pas,rd q blN appropria,irs
$1,000 to stock oi ID. White Deer &
Sugar Valley Turnpike. the Township, iu-
rer-.;ed io rai-e an equal sum. AlS. >
bill 10 allow members Of an, religious 80
cie;ies y no consri-niiol>Iy observe The 7lh
ia, OF the week as the Christian sabbath.
re-a-e from legal p-nsi,es Tor working
on the IS, day Of the GEEK.
Ia the House 'udsy. Feb IS, Mr.
SHNI PtOSc"'oo 81" P'H'ioo io' III OF
trr4.ion ~ The l,ws rela'ive 10 hacking
and pedl'ng one for a ~peAl Of the school
law. of Is49; one for the repeal Of the
three hundred dollar exemption Law, snd
one f,r the rersnl Of the militia laws o:
,si session.
NJ. Duncan presented II e'i.ions signed
nv 900 cilrzens Of Dauph,n and SchuylLil!
counties, pay ing for tho erection Of a new
county to be called Scott. oui Of parts Il
Dnuphin. Northumberland and Schuy kill.
Mr. Zen, reported Il bill in relation to
ha~k-rs and rrdIars in Centre. Union. ami
other coun,ies; o!.o. . supplement to ihe
&C, to incorporate the Lycoming county
mutual insurance Company. passsd 1870.
Mr. Shfrr reporled hill to incorporate
the North Lebanon Railroad Company.
Mr.. Riley Judiciary a further supple
men, To h. act erecting Sullivan County.
The bill for the relief 4 Rober, Mode.
lac Collector oi Tolls a; Northumberland
came up on third reading, and fell. yeas 10.
pays So.
The House has made progress with
radical Bank bill. and also an Appor,ioo-
men' bill. s,rongly par,zan in its character.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06

Sny b., G',!e-lhink mvch-do more.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-06

T Correspondenis-" Carl" w. S
N :" and Native" next week.
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THb CHRONICLE.
n. Q. HIcKOK, Editor.
o. n. woRDEN, Publisher.

At 81 so cash in ADVANCE SIS in three months a paid
within the year, and s., so at the end Of the year.
Agents in Philadclphia-v Palmer and " Carr
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Is on our table. Its most attractive feature
70 U. is tho splendid portrait Of Godey''
Musical Edi,or-our we'll beloved ir'end'
Julian C,smer-of whom ws can justly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-27
THE MARKETS.


WEDNESDAY NIaBr, April "a, 1850.
CorroN--Fnrther particulars Of the Americas nc.
counts have at length been received, and show an
advance Of Id on fair, That description be quoted at
It'd. After the receipt Of these advices, our market
showed more activity and 33O0 bales were taken for
England, Spain. the North Of Europe. and the North
Purchasers have submitted to a farther advance, and
we quote accordingly:
Inferior, 81 104,
Midling, liz a I1i.
Sugar-Demand steady. Sales 800 hhds. fair 81
a4c,
Molasses-3N bbls changed hands at II a 20c. for
for fernenting, ard ga 23c for reboiled.
Four-Sales 30 bbls unbranded Ohio at @475;
400 s~uperfine Ohio at IS 12f.
Corn 1905 sacks were sold ut 73c, and 958 sacks
white at IS.
Oats-sales 300 sacks 81. Louis At 55e, and $50 In
lots at 81 a Sc.
Whisky-l40 hbls. rectifed were sold ut lslc, and
rs at 90.
Bacon-Sales 100 casks clear sides at Sic, 81 casks
ribbed sides at Sc, and 80 casks shoulders at 80.
. Lard-Sale 60 tierces and 80 bbls primo were sold
al Gle. and $50 kegs at St.
Beef-50 bbls. prime sold At "a 50.
Hay-1O tonH Western were sold at go per ton.
Cofse-7O0 bags Rio were sold At 81.
Salt caegoes were sold at 90 a Size. per sack
True Delta.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-27
MARRIED.

On the 10th inst, at the residence
of WIN. J. Minor, Esq, Waterloo
plantation. Ascension Parish, JOSEPH
MATHER, ESQ.,, of st. James Parish to
Miss MARY s. PIERCE, daughter Of the
late Col. G. PIERCE.
In the Presbyterian Church April
gath. BY the Rev. ]. Woodbridge
WILLIAM HI. HARRISON ESQ. of New
Orleans to MRs. REBBEccA N SMITH
of this Parish.
Oh the 25th April by the sane Mn.
JOHN d Coon, to MISS FREDERIKA L
all of this parish.