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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-31
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
fOR THE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS. HoARSENESS, BRO
CHITIS. GROUP, ASTHMA, WHOOPINC; COUGH,


In AND CONSUMPTION.
Recommended by N. Highest Medical authorities Of France, Greo
:, Britain and the United StGtss.
hens o the community this Justly celebrated remedy we nave
every confidence will prove benefit 10 the afflicted, as has al
=! =! Ia many parts OF the country.
Where tried extensive from is sea
over every other nedce OF It's kind and lie singular
Ssef' f'oheal all the varieties OF pulmonary disease
Psu a eed with Cough should without delay, TO the
lsRRi pECT0RAL" and they may OF relief No f..
Ins The celebrated who experence recommend the
PECToRALto the public, are Professor sllhan an oi
Calhoun Chief Justice Tanoy. Lord Bishop Field, Roy
i Mr. MscEealy the celebrated ragedian; and many oih-
men o whom have heard, but knsWn 10 inc
and the world respect opinions Many OF The hs nance
lon are given TO certify lis virtues aud is use will iuy
HEAR THE PATIENT
UNITED STATES HorEL SARATOGA SPRINGS, JuLr 8, is4g
u AY.R-Sr: lhave been afflicted wi h painful aiec-
e'he Lungs aud all the symptoms OF settled Consumption
a. year coud find no medicine that wouI Teash m
aili commenced the Of your Cherry Pectoal wnich
@ gradual relief aud have been steadily gaining my strength
ny n! aealih Is vel nigh restored
t usng medicine had the qualification of curing WIN
te'eFena friend, Mr. Truman OF Snmpter District who had
ehed from his paocha duties by attack OF bron
Pleasure in Tying these facts and am ysuIs re-
ax AN ovERsEER + IL cAqTS 4HE f sSs's II
LowsLL, Auousr 10, 1879
sass been sSd Of hs %Ssn
recommending ,o others NoSrs ,PSnRs6S
there any value the judgment of the wise, here is
rrS On which the public ran depend. - ,a
lon wholesale G and n% retail by PURCELL LADD CO
NSsss Agents for the Propre OCT. 2s-cwsm
ssaet2 iSiG
Henley VIM D. Henley, Joseph Bowss ana mo- san h
vi Sto Sally Henley, John A. Henley, ana ChaH9ss ="
was Charlotte Henley, Eliza Jane Ellis who was EIa
go.sU A. Henley and Mary his wife, who was May nsm
Pufysar and Nancy his wife, who was Nancy hehes
,las
& Sd and Frances his wife, who Frances Henley ans
sSa Rose, and Elizabeth his wife, who was Eliza
SasaAs, Defendants.
,hls suit is sale of the slaves belongngt 10 the es
d. Gar Henley deceased and for division Of the poeeca
among has egatees and distributes appearing 70 , ta
Of the Court tina, Robert Snead, who lntemaIneo WIN
Henley, tho children Of - Rose and Elizabeth ms iaa
% Va, Elizabeth Henley, non.resdents OF thts Siae
they appear here within month afeer due puDleanm
" a DO necessary protect their interest 10 th
The Court doth further oner, that copy OF this order o.
ose week for four weeks in the Richmond
published in the city Of Richmond and ina
be posted tho door Of the Court house OF Henri
", the first day Of the next Henrco County Court.
D.. ..''Iy te.ir, LOFTIN N ELLETT, C. II. c.
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which deducted from the total amount leaves %
unchargsabe TO the Mexican War whereas the wnoe sa
nandtures Of the last year. including everything, was but
6s-whch equals the average expenditures even
during that War There is not suficien, scapegoat Tor
Mr. Corwius political exravagance as ms wnoe o
bis estimates of expenditures those Of last year.
The whole object these snomslous Reports is to create
nns of the country and thereby obtain increase Of du-
ties. Blu, Mr. Corwn should know the American people
hssr than to attempt TO effect by false statements that
which he cannot accomplish by sound argument.
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p. NJ. TABB q SONS.

CENERAL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS RICHMUND, VA,
CONTINUE attend the hiring out Of Negroes and collecting
the rsas to selling Real Negroes publicly and privately
tho Produce and the collection Of claims Of every de-
scrpon They will purchase Slaves commission and wl
make upon ongnmens and good claims placed 10
their collection They 10 persons who intend
by day thereafter practicable hy sending
be Negroes the NJ Tabb Son. and advising Them Of
their coming before hand may save ihe
trouble and Of coming TO kehmoha rue
Office on Governor way between Main and Franklin Streets
REFERENCES
Con- WIN Lambert Mayor Rev. VIM. Norwood, VIM H. Mac.
farlsud John NJ Patton, j. c. Hobson ubbard Gardner Co..
Irsm Rrohers d Co and Webb Co.. Richmond; Holden
Rhoss Cheserhed And Ssyenson Albemarle Ro Carter
s Sns G rsuqS MsH
tscs Conway Moncure and Sam Daniel @
o Mayo H. and Wiloughby Newton, John iano
r Taiaero and j. l. Deans Gloucester; Wm H. Roy, Ma
NEWS and Geo w. Southal Williamsburg mann CON
Dec l2--c2awtlsJan. 7. NJ. IADb q 'ox.
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SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW 6OODb'
INV recent arrivals received second supply oil FALL
tb and WINTER GOODS, consisting in part Of
Extra nch Brocsde Slks
Rich Cashmerss and Delaines
Watsred aud plain Popns
Embroidered and plain French Beaines
Englh and American DO
French and English Merinos
Black and coored silk Velvets
Long and square Bay State Sllawls
While and coored Grape do.
Colored and black Thibet do.
French Lace and Muslin Caps and Collsrsi
Cloths Cassmeres and Veslngs <.. o..
With f assortment American Goods Brown Cotons Ona
coarse Wooens Carpeng Rugs and Door MAS
ali of which we friends and the public az moderate gco
al the stand Valentino Bfeeden Co.. NO 2 6roa1
Nov, b-c2aw8W bhcEDbN q ro".
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THE ARMoRY SCHOOL.

MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 80. 1880.
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. ,sTINl;s, COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA
: The Grentcst Discovery of tho Age.

ur vr Faculty. an we'll as the Public, struck with
der The numerous cures made da oy TINS & NE
- certain speedy for tubercuar Consumption IN
aad !, constantly used a. The Marine Hospital savannah
w Or Arnold the Senior Physcano Of the Hospital iho Lon Lon
and ali other OF The London medical journals spoken
praise the surprising effects OF Dr Hastings prepAa
e. Ihs been thoroughly tested, only in the Hospital under
Of DR. HASTINGS London but also by the hs phycians
all have fully endorsed az an unrvaled remedy In
n,lmIson and all other diseases OF the lungs !,
bottle viii prove its efficacy All the proprietor asks is the
nj one bottle which will prove to the patient The vir
" d his medicine -, -.
usss ODDS bronchitis decline asthma nigh; sweats and spit
Il, b cured surprisingly short sPace OF time; The se
,ave yielded the ealme, OF the Naphtha syrup n the
n a hours James Western OF Pon!iae Mich,
with spng Of blood and could Obtain no So ISe % Sa
una al lhe performed by this medicine would occupy
The accompanying have Dy ,sd M h
Asa' '' A'-'' : MIDDLsBuRY VT, MARCH 10th, lSis
u, FRANCIS -Sr-My sons wife, who lives IN the house
having been past running down with consumr
n accompanied with ncesant cousn became 80 feeble
E mar uns was destroyed that the other was seriously al
was S o. eut ? use
Su, Of Naphha for bottle and on first using II,
cough was much relieved and less than one week her
.y ar.ar. and she able walk about sent Tor hve
Ur,s more anil has used part Of them and cannot now
their Astonishing M ss Ssa nc a0s mas
L from The and able 10 be about anu aena 70 me od
YOU buI wish you this for the benefit Of
~h g is aSou Ss
hat dreadful disease '"' respectfully zeSSs {S cUsHMAN
Jersey CRY N J., May s, ls49.
xAruRRsos Dear sir- write you OF the wonder
ysu syrup Of Napha has produced in my ls daugh-
mr She has irom her earliest infancy been afflicted WIN severe
Ieb eo,n,y .rnnc the whole night IN the most severe
an now she seven years have consulted several
m her nnu was recommended by Gauer give your
up Naha Trial had used par, Of The hrs S"e ano
,vs. but IL with free raising Of mucous matter OF
dirk color and serc.aoe SMELL from the lungs was Inclined 70
m IN lis use and have abuadany rewarded for IT. She
and her face has changed from the saow
sy appearance II fore hue Of eah her eyes
s The intelligence of youth and her step Is tree
NJ elastic has disappeared and for the first time IN seven
vars she can enjoy easy nights Deeply regrettng
a was not sooner acquainted your valuable remedy
lam, respectfully yours, JOHN A. kaEhoON.,
ASTACE SON. wholesale New York prices Also for sale BY
he Druggists anl country merchants al 81 bottle
nboe So All New York must be addessedto TO G W.
RR BRO i Greenwich who tho Southern and Wes
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OpprcR op rHR JAhRs RIVER AND KANAwHA CoMsaSY
CALLED MEETING of the Stockholders Of The James ki.sI
and Kanawha Company will be held IN this city on m
7th January, 1851 o., ,,. ,o.o oNo nro,v rsnre
sock owned by the Commonwealth shall Do Van
hh been executed six the time OF elect
ine President and Directors
BY order Of the Board Of Directos ,,,1Spoon S.srosr
Dec 2-2aw4w WnI. T. MONIonD .,ee.V.1-!.
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
yuyE next session Institution will commence on Wedns
dsy ,he 18th January Students advised TO be Pune,ga h
.,,.nSagss A., m ~ WIN. A. SMITH,
Dec N-r2 I-o
yIRaINIA-A held In the Clerks Once OF the Circuit
Mecklenburg county on the nfs' MONDAY ~
ber 1850: p,s,n,,s.
William NJ Gillespie, Fia'''.
pHsarI IT Cu.sne Defendant.
In cas-. upon an attachment returned executed
The obisc Of this suit Of the defendant the um o
dollars with legal interest," tneeoh
from ,he h day Of August 1885, and appearing by affidavit ta
the resident Of this 9ate on the noon OF the
an,f by his Attorney ordered that he said defendant DO
poor here within one after due publication OF this order and
o what n protect his and that this order be
published ono. successive weeks IN the Richmond
Enourer wpaper published the city Of Richmond and also
be posted door Of the Court House OF this county on
the first day Of the next County Court. Tsse :
Dec. l9-cW4w RlCuD b " v.
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sl4,656.l72 20
Thus making a difference Of

1--WE nigh, extend this calculation were it necessary and
show that instead of deficit the Treasurer petends of
l9 on the st Of July 1852 there will be at that
time in the Treasuryeven allowing the extavagan expen-
diturss of Whig Administration, and running the chances
of future Galphanisms- balance of least
The reader however can by following the argument see
this for himself.
Apain-the Treasurer labors through remarkably lame
column of statistical statements throw the whole blame OF
estimates Of increased expenditures upon the Mexican War
and vet in those very estimates for the fiscal year.
amounting to 597 So only uo items having any con-
nec,ion with that War; are included, viz:
Interest on Public Debt sa6s4Sa1 81 vs. vs.
Purchase Of loan Of al e44-o' q
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'$teVs ncW Ki6c, IOT saIc by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
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TWO HUNDRED Carpenters AND LABOR

HE James River and Kanawha Company wish hire for the
suing fifteen Carpenters and eghyfve laborers TO
Richmond and Lynch6urg and similar
the line between Lynchbure and Buchanan
received by the hands the line between Rch
mond and Lynehbug and the prompt manner which me he
paid together with s certainty that the repairs OF the
canal will perpetuiy, should be nduccment TO the
give canal preference other work
in the State. .
The required work the line between Lynch6u and
will be under the as
ON The line below Lynhburg and comfortable boats for their
will provided circumstances will per-
nit -,
Persons who may place their hands tho canal below
Lyncburg will mako early application TO the un-
10 ehor the mechanics the
those wishing hire hands TO the company work on the
upon hs subject directed city, will be promptly attended TO-
+. l.. ClIlNN, Superintendent OF Repairs.
10. la5Q-cilsLJan.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
Dan AWAY Saturday the l4h Of tho present month ny
HI Man RICHARD He about 26 Of Of dark brown
inches high Whom be left he had
his up his right jaw SWOLLEN He 10 an intelligent Me-
gro and very likely give the above reward Of hum
ared dollars the dollars taken IN the
state and secured In Jail, delivered to me- - z.,,
IIannY lac2 23-dlt6cit EDWIN SHELTON
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UoHN T. ROGERS Sh Main, Richmond Va Dealer
ID in Egy,isn Italian aud Marble Monuments Iombs,
Grave stons pieces descpion Wall Plates Fronts
&c, &C.
orders from country with city reference promptly
Mr. having served apprenticeship OF the largest
New York CITY, having much experience The
business himself executed Shop will give
lone North Ortb-civ
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IMPORTANT TO FAHMENS,
GARDENERS, FLORISTS, SHIP OWNERS, INCORPORATED
COMPANIES, MANUFACTURERS, ARTlZANS, PROFES-
SIONAL MEN, MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
VNyHE PUMP AND FIRB ENGINE COMBlNED.-RoHr SRcuR.
Hp BIZ UNITED STATES LETTERS PArENrAll lnfnsemenls
This the valuable invention OF the
age and without vessels msnuacoes public ehees ho
private dwellings, incomplete and comparatively nse'
ecy independent all companies and
can bid defiance TO the incendary
RECOMMENDATIONS.
the undegnsd do hereby certify that each Of us has had
Of Mr. r. D. Mtchss Improved Pumps
10 trial. feel hesitation
menng Pumps worthy confidence and Of the
public. JOHN gKAgEK, oy,y,
Ihave Pump Of Mr. Birmingham Mitchell in my yard; es
appendage great convenlenee and an en-
cient protection against hre. H. b. lfLER.
The Pump be the Wing Office.
NO. NOTCE-A persons buying selling the above article are
nnnaiha nnnofn IL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21

The steamship Galveston, Capt Place, arrived
Yesterday from Galveston. We are indebted to her
for late Texas papers.
Galveston has been the theatre of an afffay like
that Of McClintock and Holland in Mobile, only
that a third party-the brother of the alleged SCI
ducer-was the victim of the fight. DR.. Neale, Of
that city, had been separated from his wife on
charges of improper intercourse with one John ].
Mills Neale met ]. ]. Mills and his brother, DR..
T. F. Mills, and from some unexplained cause he
was assaulted and fired on by one of them. He
escaped to his room, armed himself with double.
barreled gun, and returning the spot encountered
boih with one barrel he slightly wounded J. J.
Mills DIR. Mills fired in return upon DR.. Neale,
and received the full charge of the other barrel,
dying in twenty minutes. Dr. Neale surrendered
himself, and after examination before three justices
of the peace, was discharged. John j. Mills was
arrested and bound over for his share in the afay
This account we condense from the Civilian Of
the 18th, which says that the sympathies of the
community are altogether with Dr. Neale.
Mr. Mills waived all defence, and gave the me-
cessary bonds to appear for trial before the Court
BY the steamer Reliance, Capt. Sterrett, a coun
try mail reached Galveston on the 10th, giving
dates from Austin to the 10Th. The select commit.
tee to whom was referred the joint resolutions on
slavery, and that portion of the Governors message
on the same subject, have recommended the pas
sage Of those resolutions with some amendments
adding to their force, and sustaining the views o
the Governor to the fullest extent They have
recommended an additional resolution, making i
the duty of the Governor to convene the Legislature
in the event of the passage by Congress of the Will
mot provivo, or any kindred measure.
The House passed the joint resolution adopting
the amendments to the Constitution, by vote of 81
ayes to nays.
The Government seems to be in possession o
information going to prove that Judge Baird ha
betrayed the interests confided to him in his mis-
sion to Santa Fe. A bill has passed the lowe
House Withholding his salary, and some movemen
is being made for his impeachment.
On the 7th inst. the lower House passed reso
luton for adjourning the first of February, Blu
we hear verbally (says the News that the adjourn
ment will not take place so soon.
The Governor has issued his proclamation, di
recting the election for the Seat of Government t.
be held in the several counties on the first Monda,
of March next
The committee to whom was referred the charte
of the Galveston and Brazos Navigation Company
reported by their Chairman, I. +. Mckinney
recommending some few amendments. Before tn
Commissioners of the counties can take stock an
issue bonds, two-thirds of the electors of tn
counties must give their assent to the measure
an election of which 80 days notice must be give
by the Chief Justice.
A committee on the part of the Senate have mad
full and interesting report respecting the propose
| Pacific Railroad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21

COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT TO Ma. FLEMING.
This Benefit, which promises to be a brilliant af-
fair, takes place this evening at the Lyceum Hall.
Every preparation has been made by the public
spirited gentlemen that have called it forth, to have
the occasion that will be substantial mark Of
public approval to the talented beneficiary. Merit
Of high order has been unanimously accorded TO
the readings Of Mr. Fleming. Every one that has
had the pleasure Of hearing him is justly enthusi-
astic in his praise and tonight he repeats, by
request his powerful and thrilling delineation of
characters in the play Of the Merchant Of Venice
His former delivery Of this fine production of Shak
spares genius vas most favorably received, and
tshighs an intellectual treat awaits every that
seaa appreciate The author. To strangers visiting
eui cry. he Benefit will have double attrac-
sions IS il Will present array OF beauty and fash
ion equal 70 any assembly Of the season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21

[-5- The British West India Mail Steam Com
pany have discontinued their trips to New York
from Bermuda. The Thames made the last trip
arriving at New York on the 10TH Hereafter
these steamers viii not go further than Bermuda
The Ron-arriyal Of the Clyde at Mobile, although
she is known 70 have reached Havana on the 7th
fortnight ago, leads to the belief that some ar.
rangement has been made excluding Mobile as a
stopping place. Yet we are assured by the agents
there, that no such change was contemplated or had
been made and The Clyde reported at Havana a
large number Of passengers for Mobile and New
Orleans An explanation is much wanted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21

ONO - Democratic Contention on Slavery,
etc.-A dispatch to the Pittsburg papers, dated Co.
lumbus, Jan. 9th, gives the following further pro-
ceedings of the Democratic State Convention, which
lately nominated Reuben Wood for Governor;
A majority of the committee on resolutions re-
ported resolutions slavery, and the banks, SINH
lar to those of the Convention of last year-also in
favor of a homestead exemption and new Consti-
tuition.
The minority report endorsed the Wilmot Pro-
viso and recommends Senators and Represen-
tatves in Congress to secure its application to en-
ritories.
The minority report was rejected by vote of ia
to "a. The original resolutions were adopted al
most unanimously
A resolution offered approving Mr.. Allen S
vote in the United States Senate, and recognizing
his services, which was adopted by large majority
The Convention then adjourned sine de-
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The Facts Relating to the Collision of the Viola
with the America

The subscribers who the America,
ia her late trip from NewOreans Nashville, deem the
ends of and justice public the
attending disastrous collision with Viola.
In doing this they carefully abstain from eng that
did not within their personal knowledge points
this continuous narrative being by individuals
more less numerouy from the nature Of the
having been cognizant Of all the several particulars detailed but ali
of agreeing The Truth md the entire
to the best OF our knowledge and belief
On the night Of December rs, strictly speaking, hapast
O'Clock the morning of the 18th, America ;endBg the
ppi at Hamptons Point about eight miles below VILE
crossing the left bank n with well known
three standing together the ponwhen the Pilot
America tone the being with him at
the tineJ the Viola the dis mile i'm
sdatey r,ng big to give war; ing The Viola did not an
and after be heading directly towards
America that by this had crossed and
s,rashtenng up about fifty yards the et The
hundred yards apart when the Pilot of the America rang
bell stop his engine tss promptly Done The Viola head
ed directly towards the America The Pilot OF America
the bell to back her and she backing the the
collision The Viola into her quterng and struck the
board side Of the America about twenty
bow Viola badly min
The cabin broken hoated off, Some of The pa
gers and officers the boat sought safety deck
rescued by those board the America seized upon
panks and other supports that had been thrown, instantly
America, picked the yaw From very
of the disaster the officers and Ct the America
with the passengers did all that could
10 hfe-and h such believed
lives ohe Clerk the Viola said he
The America contued with the drifting wreck for several hou
and long humanity and gret could do any good
The Mate the America, VIM MAUI deserves particular
for the dispatch with which be lowered and manned his ylw
Most the rescued by his eEerons and those HE
gallant party Every paid
when brought board The America, among whom
ladies and children Alter being supplied with
clothing, OF them put board the steamboat
seck, buad for NvwOdeans aud others they deIred
taE.n back DonaldsOn'ile.
The subscribers thu material thai they couyersed freely
with the passengers from the VIOLA and that they generally blamed
their Pilot for the accident One Of them
more than might have been expected there he'd been drinking
reve on bsari the VIOLA in Dissertation Of Christmas Another de
caed that he believed the Pilot drunk aud asleep the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21

AMERICAN THEATRE Miss Davenpor's second perform
Of the Countess, in the play of Love- drew an ex
selen house Saturday evening last She again won all
hearts with her beautiful PRESERVATION Of the character and
received long continued applause from the graed audience
1.-THE Maid Of Marendopt (which character, say the bills
Of The day she has made entirely her The entertain.
will conclude with the Farce of The College Boy
ST.. cHARLEs THEATBE.-This evening, Mr.. Hudson
takes benefit and will appear in three pieces The Soldier
OF fortune, The Irh Recruit, and Katharine and
Peffnehio' ,,
PLAcIpE's VABIETIEs.-Ths evening, the performance
VIII commerce with Charles Kill. To be followed by
Grand Ballet Diyertissemen After which, g Faint Hear
Baldi advertisement, entitled Sc FL Toreador.''
o1Essss THEATRE.-The grand opera of Norma,
" ReAl|ni. VII be produced this evening,
~ ne psaa0 Ri,as NJ sill 81 ~ ST. Charles Itest
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21

LARGE CARGoEs.-The ship Huguenot, Captain
Gardner, cleared on the l4th from Savannah, for
Glasgow, freighied with 1857 bales of upland cot
ton, weighing 1852 665 pounds, valued at Sl64 ,29l
As, and Sc bales island cotton, 81, 1853 pounds,
and valued at S7,474 03. Total number of bales
1853, weighing 5s5,O23 pounds, and valued at
Sl7l, 765 4S. The ship Charles Croker, which
cleared on the I'd from Charleston, had 1920 bales
but in consequence of the lighter weight of the
bales, the Hueguenos's cargo weighed the most by
about 1900 pounds,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21

GREAT SALE OF SLAVES = To-day Messrs
Vignie q Spear sell at the St. Louis Exchange at
- o'clock, valuable Real Estate, together with
Slaves, consisting Of field hands, house servants,
mechanics, etc. The sale will be one of the
largest of the season. and persons desiring to pur-
chase, viii find this good chance for the invest
meat of funds The Real Estate consists of several
improved lots in the densest portion Of the city