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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
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STATE bF LOUISIANA,
sixthhisfrict Court, Il, Eaton Rouge.

FFFTI FTTTF-Ns
Df WRITE Of an order 70 me directed frbu
- the Sixth judicial District Court f9r the t'ais
jsh OF East Baton Rouge. WilI he sold bY Inc IN.
d~ersi4Ued Sheriff Of said Parish, oti Urdgesdow. N,
21h aoy If AtrsaHy. 1850. ut The STORE I4tely ne-
cuDied by tie defendant in The TOWN ri Fafon
Rot e. at ! o'clock. A. NJ. The property attach
81 IN the above entitled suit-cousistiug mostly Of
Groeerjes@ferms Of sais-Cesb.
nov 10. u. T.. &. MOHTtS, Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Eac0n. Lard. Flour. &C..

90 Casks Smoked Shoulders, I Casks Plain
AZ iIan1s, 100 Kegs Pure leaf Lard, 60 bbls.
fresh Flour. lust received from St. Louis and
For sale by liune s. ". John PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Residence Cor Sale.

WILL he sold on favorable terms. a 1t
w new and pleasantly situated house, s.s
Of I'm
July q. IT. J. w. SEYMOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
To the Gentlemen

q 0USSET, FAsHIosAHLE TAILOR, La,vel ST..
-. Baton Rgage, has the honor Of inviting the at
teniion of anaieurs TO his splendid stock Of goods,
Just received, suitable for the season.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
nEMARkAnLE cnEEs.

breast ;,t E or, o. .g is.I r,t s"s s'"ss. , II ce "r sara%",.l &c. !. I've
T & = ;, 7 ~ ;.
nfa'l the cnres tltat lttFe yet been recorded. there
are certntniy durability Of CONSUMPTION, even in Some
NJ iiS worst forms.
JEFFERSON CnrNTY. H.. Feb. 27. 1910
Wessrs. SbHf5H Y Pafh.-Genis. This il 70 certify
that my wife. Nancy Doionsy. hts been IN n dedIin
ina Stair Ut health fDr The Inst two yenra. llcrdiyense
inifiletl tie skill of tle beet rdnlitni aI could pro-
ri%tre~@her~ physician pronounced her diseases 'ton.
fmptini IN Tie hist stt2e.' and snid tlntt her ret6.
very was pastall hn ,hf, lirpes. As n last resort
vlih very little hops. ] procured Wistar's n sisam III
WA Cherry. Afer nsina n fsa ~lsftIes. | fornd IN
10y ayreet'lie ~strpfisa. tl,nt her bealii iyos improving
"a pt1ly. She il how 80 fur restored. M 10 le able 10
attend IN her resoiar lioasehnlI duties, without 8 1Her.
ine any Inconvenience Her raptd improvement aud
present health vibrant fne in tls belief That she viii
Don be- entirely restofted.
RHODES DOfIONEY.
State 6f Indiana.
I. J4faes NJ. Humphreys. u Inetirs Of The Peace. in
I'd for said county and State. do certify that tie H.
inse MINED Ilples I,oftoley sniperiied and mode
I nib iotlie foregoing certificate, b. fore ms, this 9Th
tlay Of February. 1S4y
JAMES w. HUMPHREYS. 3. p.
To he PabtG-I. Jacob Green, Of tie county Of
JENNINGS, aud STATE of Indinnn, d. hereby certify.
that il the eadv pnrt If ias, season. ! was taken with
a violent cough attended with y pain in HE brenst
and sonlstinIes fever. md thnt ! employed II stjIfrt
physician for soBe tjipe, who mid that he corid gite
ne no relief then commenced 'nsiBg Wi4far's
i,aIsam ofWiH Cherry. md fejt almost ifniaedirte
reiieG-atnl after taking three bottles. find myself
ia ne good health as ! have enjoyed for u pHnpber Of
sears. my restofa'iei. under Tie blessing Of God,
attributed 10 the use Of The medirine above named.
JACOB GREE
STsTE or INDIANA. JgNstAGs torNTY.
f !. David IF. Skinner ii Justtrp Of The Vp5ae w and
for snNi country and State. do certify TINT fhe 1bo9e
named JacoE, Green subscribed and made oath To- tie
foregoing certificate, before me tiis first dsy Of March
1870.
We would niyise those Of enr readers who are
Inluriig ,nlter an affection ef she lungs, 10 make
iirrpetihie trial Of tIis truly excellent me jicine.
Tie inost intelligent and regfeciabIe ffmi.ies Of our
city tfave adopted it asa 'avnriic medicine; and per.
sots lretispnaeda - consumption. vino have used IL,
speak in the highest terms Of It's efficacy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Goleman's Patent Undulatory Corn
Mill.

THE BEST NoW ~ ttsr.
nTRsONS DESTROYS 81 purchasing a se,a Mn.
/ would do we'll To call on the Agents, where
one Of these Mills may lie seen.
sept. 2ist If tIuGUET II PIKE, agents.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
New Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
w. ID. t,urEasrs s. BROTHER.

DE1NG in possession Of a most r%ttnpleir asso1f-
ID ment Of FANCY Asp SrArLe Day Gaons. ali
Of which have l,ea,i carefully selected iy .sfsl4
themselves. with HE alt aniage ut receiv- 87ttF
ing from tlieiF residing partner in philadel- ~
pllia per every Steamer. all goods Of the most at-
proved descriptions ind in point oI style. Patterns
Colours. ard Variety. they lnel warranted ii sa T.
ing they are eqinl 10 the best. aud will he sold as
cheap MS the cheapest, without hoasting or chnl,
ltnge. they NEST respectfully solicit thn l,ar' ca.
lar examination NJ their slotE iinu their "a cts.
TONERS atl the puzzle generally t'h1sjsting II tart
~ lbliutysi
press Goods,
Solid tolured Motlsaiine de Laiues. and Cash.
ft,efes. solid cold French aud English MerinUs
black fnil ttlit Canton Cloths md Alnacas. ricl
figured uipttseIife ,H LANES and ttastriteres. ricl
Paris pfrintet Cashmere d teesse. rith Paris cri't
and white tfHlp, tith Paris Saint plail laretes
and Iiasues. also 81 fine assortment Of llaiA Goods
consist he Of Raw silk. silk and wool. and pure
wool, Ill newly imported and riconinir''ly cheap
Small ilaids and Dress Goods Tor children IN egeft
variety Tier stock Of silks cannbt be %stfI,as.
sed by ANY OF Ter establishment for elegance au'
beauty ol design. the patterns being entirely new
shaWJs,
White and cold Embroidered Canton. Crnpe piaii
anil rici, figured cashmere aud lrocll6 extra quail.
itt, llafh ,nerino and cashmere Shawls 9, =, IL
aid ijqiarters.
Emu rOideries,
Fine assortment II crIlars with CrH. French work
rich entbruiepred collars with rliemisetts. extrl
rich yalen cienne collars with muslin cieinisettes
rich embroidered llden Cafnbrlc handkerchief
lace and embroidered muslin, capHs OF entirely
tiew style, Infants Embroidered tttts. tttY haGd.
some. ii vaft large assortment Of niifsliIi stiglnas
and iDseriinas, cotton, thread, and linen bobbin do
II Gsiery,
Tyafes black hnd While. i'll hose, ditto rbW silk
Black aid edlai cashmere hBsiery. sttItet quality
blesShhd and tnibleached cotton htss, all prices
cHii!rens silk. cotton and WopitH hosiery all 81
size9 Ladies' silk. cotton and nietilie vests Gents
silk, nerino and cotton shirts and draws, col aut
brown cotton, lnefino and wool. half hose.
Linens,
A fine assortmen1of Richardson's undresset
Irish Linen, heavy Linen Silirtings OF 81 8, 10. aud
~ quarters, table Napkins ali sizes, satin ddnask
table clothes aud napkins, fine table dainask
linckaback and bird eye Lowellings.
FIanne1s,
White red and tillow %1annels, gauze do, silk
warp fanpels, very fine and suitable for infants
and warranted not to shrink. also, a most complete
assortment Of Goods for Planters. sncis as Kerseys
Liaseys, Kentucky Jeans aud Georgia Plains, alst
q very large lot Of Blankets, a heavy and ]s,t1,brio
article, ali Of which were purceessad previous IL
the advance and can be disposRl oi Of very low
rates. lsept II III
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
ETAT DE- LOUIsIaNE--Gour din Six-
ieme District, Est Baton Rouge.

FIFFFIsT5Ff FtNL LIN
I'm VERTR dim ordrn B mi mtfAssGe tst I.
II Cour iii H1xi6ne Uittrict@t miieiiafe p6pf IA
Pafoissc u EksSBatou Rouge. II sgri fendl p,r In
sopssigpf Sh6rirde h dIte raf6issSg, Wn4yfJ,. lie ri.
ionJ NJ N1eeabgt, 1850. an fragasih Reimbursement
occepee Car le defeBseir dags IL vile H. Batc.i
Rouge. ~ heures ia matiu, il ptopti6t%s attacit@
dams L. process sus-d;tc-eousistau prenripale.
meot Ell provision etc-Conditipu de Ia Fenfe,
Coa3pnnh. nov l6i2G Ii. NORRIS. Sh6ril
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
81. Louis FIeur,

A LARGE supply Of Fresh st. Louis Flour oi
n. the best brands receiving every Ten days and
always on hand. For sale by
aut, u. j. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Saddles, Harness and. Trunks,

TUE Undersigned KEEPS constant s--v,Ym
- y on hand a complete nssott- ESaA{
Rnent Of saldlcry, Harness ard sAssaigA.ll
Trunks Of eNerN lns.rlrtinn. lamal.tinn Ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Blankets Blankets /!

fJsHE largest assortment Of double and single
Il twlied Blankets. Just received at the Be Hirs
store. lsoy o.. COIN & OPPENHEIM.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Notice..

a IL those indebted to the. undersigned eithel
Il by Note or open account, are requested to cal
without delay and pay the same.
10Y d II, ". RAHTNs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
II. MURRAY.
A Plantation for Sale.

A FINE Plantation for sale, situated about t2
"A miles from the town of baton Rouge. oi the
road leading from Baton Rouge to Manchac Ferry,
bounded East by lands OF Joseph Heard, West BY
lands of Gurlev. South by Wa ts' Creek, contain
lug four hundred and eighty acres. there is about,
seventy FIVE acres in cane. Also a good Cotton
Gin. [nov %, 2tn. ORVILLE ADAMS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
No, d, or Hot Irons,

Gallons No. G best quality inst re-
i. ceieed from Cincinnati aud for sale by
iupe s ly. GEO. NJ. HEROMAN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

Estray.
TAKEN up by v. Gnedry on the Goth day of
l. October at his plantation about II miles be.
low the Court heusa, in this Parish, a roam horse,
about ! years old, Is hands high, with no brands,
left hind leg white, and star in the forehead. The
owner Of said horse, can have the same by proving
property aud paying charges, otherwise the same
will be sold according to law. by the undersigned
Justice of The Peace, ct his Office on Saturday The
ah day Of December next at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
c. L. PETIT, J. r.
West Baton Rouge, Nov. Ctr 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Aux Fashion

g OUSSET. TaI1LEua, Rue Laard, Baton
~. Rouge, a Fhonneur dinviter les fashionabies
d venir visiter les nlarchandises. les plus nouvei-
les quill Went de recevoir de France pour la sal.
son dhiver. nov I6, emo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Hosiery.

DAW SILK, pure silk, Worsted Merino, and
IL White stockings and socks. Tor sale by
ort 10. o. SIMON i BROTHER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Cathelie RoNas,

| A LARGE variety Of catboli rh3ysr-v
IL Books Also tho Catholic Al n sLF@Yg
mapac for $50, end the American I5aAaaa
Almanac Of Useful Knowlsdae iof 1850. iist rs4
ceiyed and iof sale ~ GRO. N. BERONAY.
june $ ". opposite The Methodist Church
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
PAN for

!" HEN p WE
Spanish Saddles. r~amrieo stdlies,
keitncky det ]Eoutaetset do.
Natiaink" Dc. Colombian d,
De,nipeak IL. I sdies' rinsh, 10.
BoIs& do do quilted fat
carriage aWl lugsS Harness, Misses 80. ia
Wagon md dray ~
Hard leather and imitation lrmLs,
Wood. frame AID yark,ns g..
Ard air other %afttrles il tie line. NJ ~ lith
will be- sold int CasA. at tic lov Est Sow Drl4sts
prices. Gall end examine I E staeE-to treuLls
To Show the goods.
june g, ly. A BRADFORD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Notice.

THE undersigned would respectfully beg leave
l. to announce TO his friends and the public. that
he has a,suned business AT his old stan having
purchased the Stock of goods of Mr.. NJ. D. Wolfe,
managed by Mr.. i. Boegsl, where he intends
keeping an assortment of Provisions and groceries.
wgch will he 5 Id as low as they eau be purchased
insny other store in this City Tor Cash,
GOV % t. II. V@5ABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Washington Guards!

WILL meet for drill every TtespAY even
w ing at seven o'elock, at the Afniory. sdd,
BY ertler Of the commandment. IIt
Oct. H. tf. JOHN TlbAN0. y. s.. 49,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

ELAss Of alI sizes. Pdfty, Paints. Oh and Pant
~ brushes, FOR sale at
june 80, ". 4. MATTn's
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

WAS COMMITTED TO the Jail Of West 4
w Baton Rpuee, on The Ord day Of Noveni- "
her. 1850. a negto man tgrihe color who -.
calls Himself DICK. lie IL about % years old, j
feet 3 inches hiah, itiofe or less. has a scar on the
forehead and another on The nose. and SAYS thai he
belongs 10 Mi. Davenport, on Bayou l,aiourtie.
The owner is requested 10 comply with the law
AMI take him away.
nov. o. u. FsJ BLANCHARD. Tailor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Wanted.
JENNY Lind,

I7HE undersigned has On hadd Il fne assortment
Il Of New Nasic, and all the fashionable songs
az sung by Nile LlHD. Any orders Tor muse
or musical Instruments win be- promptly attended
10. loct. z6I r. O. UEL.JRODERIE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Fancy DrilIings and Vesiings,
Marble Monuments.

% KITS Salmon and Mackerel; 10 bbs. No
OO 3. Maekerel 90 bills, No. /, Maekefel
) bbls, Pitch 3 do. Tufpeatine 20 kegs Tar
For sale at the Planter Store.
aug 10 v. No. s. Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
The best Remedy ever known
'Esp MANI

EOR Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Group. Bronchitis
l. Influenza. Bleeding Of the Lnnss, Difficulty oil
H~rea''iiHq. Liver hterstnp. Fain Of Weakness u The
Breast of eHle, First Stages Of tonsumptInn. &c,
= u L u u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

GMOKED BEEF, Tor sale at
~ unc 10 y. 4. MaTTliS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

TUST RECEIVED Oak Rpssets. mud Reots.
y Blankets, French and Naekina u--a very Isrse
suppty--together with kerscys. Linseys and
Loweis, Blue Beniiars. Coftcuades, Cation,
bIeafbel and unbieacheJ. and mas, other articles
for plantation use. For sale cheap BY
oct 10. G.. SIMON II BROTHER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

A CA II D.,
A WEAVER, Miniature pSuter. respectfully
IA. solicits The patronage of The ladies' aud gen
men Of Baton Rouge and vicinity, during his
limited stay al the Harvey House.
Portraits taken for families, in the country, at
their respective residences. nnv23-3tA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23
Walking Canes,

WHO go without one. when be can purchase
w q fayssinnahie ore fot 80 cenfz of
oct 10. % j. G.. La AOUR. po4t ofEee room.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

1.-THE River has risen fourteen inches during
the week and is still rising slowly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-11-23

T,II1s PREPARATION has how bothe The
L test oil over il yeats experience, since its
ifst inirtilnriiUi lttb public favor. tlttfing witch
time numerous iittit atiolts lihse sJtftita into etis-
tence. ftiitrIiiig The claims 10 HE conIitiptire If The
eetnnNtniiy u. The ei aliys ptyars ei%ithittl in
slrst, bArilla Root. tile great ftfiitn i'm aud %extetil-
Ell tHe Of which ltns been ttai,ly attributable 10
The mni,y w6hdefltl cures effected by tie i,se If
Ibis t,fetrtratidii. Willie Strss htritii lihtt tfrii
III i,npJrtant tntft nf it, coitf,it atntipf,. Il II. ut the
same time. compounded viii, ttftpr vegetable rem
elies IF eteat l,utstr. .fh is ~tttulinF tpriti,iitatipi.
ntitl scientific tfittnief Of its nrelrifitlti, ilHit its
fe ~inatktlle stieeess IN The ctife tf disc SO aeiHnsls.
tiher pre- partitions inifttte II in the ; Vie pf p't ting
ttt. AHA ip hearing the tinine Of one If its %innrlli-
eiits. md iiett. ends Their res ni}tlntts to II. 1ilos,,
nee Iina ii remstlv nht p~tfifytf like this. nft re
1itnttei to hote where this dit Fti,te exists. I'll IL,
making tlipitp Of whit they vii iisei not 10 take
any other but that niie entitled IL tl,sir tuifi istire
from the iote list Of cures it has effected o, living
Witnesses. wliose testini ,fiils ,tal residences ltnvt.
Teen published. and Ntt ttra still ben ring dailr
ttstimotty 10 lis worth. The whole history If med
jtinn has seatceiy furnished n parallel 10 lie mn
ttternis anl ratntfktl,Ia cures eH.ete1 Iy its tse
and What II ltn utfirlad oittt il tan effect nguin.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
TnuaspAr Monslsa. JuaE ~

TnURSDAr MoRSISG, JUsE IL r
The Court re.nsscmbied at 8 o'clock. The
prisoners were already at The bar, filtered 40
they have heretofore beent to prevent The pos
sibilty of escape. MIR Marshall was subject.
ed TO long, rigid and searching cross.cxami.
nation, with view to destroy his ctedibil;ty,
for aside from his testimsnythere was Ii,tle ev.
idenoe directly duplicating ''BsstoI Hill :" lie
passed the ordeal, however, leaving his previ.
Gus narrative, in the main, mistaken, and
preserving an attitude of apparent eandor. -
Though it is natural 70 regard with suspicion
the statAmenis Of. nccampliccs, who, 20 save
themselves, bgtrHy thrir purturrB in guilt, II
by no mUHng fUtiuwp that they 10 No. tell tho
truth. ia
Government hzs perfect right, if indeed
it is not duty, to avail Itself of such aid 10
maintain the dignity oflaw and bring some Of
Tenders, at least 10 juatee. Criminals have
no right to complain, while community prefers
that pua;-i.ment fall upon part ontp ofihe
guilty-rather than that all 'ahould escaPe,
leaving the public stiiI exposed TO repetition
oflike offences. ItsPerhaps one oilour groat-
est safeguards, that offenders know befors.
hand their snbjeotion TO betrayal, therefore.
when II confederate setssys -his associate In
crime, while we cannot but regard with dts
gust, the traitor, self protection prompts us TO
love the treaeAeTy. a. tsrtC.
Much of Marshall's disclosure bears the i'm.
press Of truth when connected with sarround-
! ing circumstances, as detailed by other wit
nesses who corroborate the sta,snents OF Mar.
shall and Paul, relative to the prisoners being
at Groton last winter. their epnnexion with
! Low, and other minor details which tend 70 hiI
up the picture. 49,
Testimony WINS introduced On Lho peri OF
respondents showing thatatihs time OF tWsr-
burton a arrest. his trunks were found to be
closely packed with olething aud wardrobe as
| iF he WIS about to remove-that something
was thea said -Hsrhurlon about going
taway-----
! The testimony in the case was closed AZ a-past
le-A. M, and Abel Underwood Esa., 'nsas
r,,v--l--r saRass Ahs Part Of The ges.
lcrnmen,, in his usuhl olesr and logical man
ner
Ir Fletcher and Mr. FAnar srgusa tar esse
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
Vol. 10, No. 40. Whole No, GA.

ler, HE ndofed SISTER arrived rom London
in cOmpliapco With letter received n'iew
days previously from Herbert, wherein lle
i"ld her lhal ty llie time she received H. he
would bo u captain. She had came 20 iulro,
duee hini % har parenla ,hs her Riiinnegd
husband, hhe feared 40 Telisal we'll she
knew how TejgieGd ihny would he to sHe lier
tlir Wits Of 90 Kind hnd honorable mAn---
bni ihey weie lgnOfnW Of all lhiH, aud lp lhe
hilneHH Of their agony, The cup oflsoe ran
OyeT aud ulie dnnk of tho drRught! d, They
told her all before she had been hye minutes
~ lle roam. How else could they account
Tor lheif tears, lhulr confusion, their bewild-
erneHl, their despair. I'D
before llerboTl's funeral took place, Enily
Lowell whh wing boiNiKi life and death in a
brnln fever Under ihe influence ora net
ing easily W be roinprohended, thrsling for
seli'imposgd torture, that by ha very posg.
nancy sinud relieve The dead weight al
Indebtedness that lay upon his breast,
Charles cropl from his bed, aud slipping on
loose coat that hung IN his room, lac stole
nrrosh The garden Ia Ilie tower whence, ihrO'
the arrow slil ho winpssed lha bufml of
hia aitler'H lover.
Here terminates our sod story. We lef
I--on Tho following morning, aud IL was
two or three years before any further Lnielli-
genco of the Lovell family reached ga. Al
wc ihcu heard vas, that Charles had gone,
selfcondomuod oKilo, 10 AuNrnliai and that
Emily Lad msisIed on accompanying him
tbitlaa
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-19
" D I'll Il.

TNflE subscriber having purchased the entire
Il stock Of IRON, STEEL, COAL, &C., on
the first Of the year, Of II. Garrett Il Co., now
offers Tor sale at his old stand. No, 81 Shiplcy
Street, WILMINGTON, a general assortment OF
American and Foreign Iron, consisting Of best
refined round iron from inches 10 3-l6 of an
inch, with all the intermediate sizes. Square
iron both hammered and rolled, from is inches
to Id of an inch. Fla, iron. best refined Of II
widths and ,hicknesscs general ASSORTMENT
Of Band and Scroll iron; very superior article
Common English iron of all sizes, Of good quail.
ity, at very low prices.
Hoop iron from - inch wide to l2. Ham
mcied iron and slit rods of all sizes; Horse nail
rods, Norwegian and Junatta oval and half
owl, for coach makers; cast, shear, blister. ma
chinery and spring steel. Wagon and Dearborn
boxes from - to l-2 inches, horse nails. Sc
Also, general assortment Of GrndstOnes
consisting OF Berea, New Castle and Nova SEQ
tia, part of which is believed to be equal, if no
superior, to my offered in this city. A lso
about two thousand bushels of Lemons best
Coal, all OF which will he sold low 70, cash or
short acceptances TfiOS. GARRETT.
Wilmington, Del, 10 s9--tf
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"Sp0rtsinen Take Notice"
JOHN kRIDER.

Northeast Cor Halnui and Second SIS, Philadelphia
ENAS Jus, Received fresh assortment of
SHOT GUNS. p.wd.t FaSks Game
Bays, and alt Other sporting apparatus OF The bes
and most approves patterns winch lac continue
to sell at tho most reasonable rates
lie is also prepared TO supply all description
of Sporting Powder, Percussion APPS Shot, Bull
let Mouds, Bali and Blank Blank Cartridges,
and all materials for Gun Makers, Sper tsrnen,
&c. as low as any other establishment in the
States.
superior article of Percussion Caps, de-
signed expressly for U. S Riiles, always on hand
In testimony his skill as Il manufacturer the
Frank lin Institute awarded to him two Certifi-
Gates, IN the year 1910 and AZ, and four Silver
Medals in tho year 1874, 46, al and IS. all of
which may be seen at his place of business
Al assortment ofFishng Tackle constantly on
hand. Pha. aug 3l-Sm.
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WILLIAM F. MURPHY,
Blank Book Manufacturer,

No. rs South Third Street,
Over K. johnson & Co.'S Exchange Office,
PHILADELPHIA.
BANKS. PUBLIC OFFICES AND MER CHANTS
supplied at the shortest notice.
Account Books of all kinds,
Check Books, &c.
Made in the most durable manner, at the short
est notice, and a, reduced prices.
All kinds Of
Job Printing Neatly and Expeditiously
executed.
ALL WORK WARRANTED, june l4--Sm,