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The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
GAMBLE. oaK1Tn i
MARBLE YARD
CHINA STREET @TICKS BIJH d
MISS sstea-sss s IL @

MISS afeassx a
~ addition % our stock, we have received 4
= large lotofItalian Marble, direct from Italy
en- block and slab3 also, the finest quality of AM
e1leana We have alsoa large, varied and
splendid lot, finished of. ready for engraving
The finest quality of Monuments. Tombs.
Head and Foot Stones, Of all sizes, Marble
Mantle Pieces, Caps and Sills for building,
Steps foFdoorways and everything in the Mar
bic line. ~
J EngI ewing done in the neatest manner, and
Rt the shortest notice.
We invite the people in need Of such work
to call and examine for themselves. All or
ders promptly attended to. m $50 s
/ ,9As GAMBLE SsSKATES.
| Oct lO-1s50- -6m.. ..s.,.'..4 ..
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

hR. D. A. DORMAN, Having removed to
~ Yazoo City, respectfully tenders his SER
vices to its cilizensin the practice of his profes
sion Office at the drug store of Charles T. Mann,
Yazoo City Feb.5 1851 If tHe
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
;


= :. g & s. -. 8. -. - .s..s =. -
! u 1
rsIIE NkltehpIl lanlalloh asheg Hook
cuts On SIM lower I.ivor / % acres
lntAsl tract, betwaen 900 md 35Qs aces clear-
ed and uhder GOOD fence. "a acfeg without \
tree stump Qg loga all now ready foF the PloN'
lne two story frame House with double PIE
Ptazzag front and back, frame negro Cabins
With brick ehlmpeya, Gin house, blacAsmlth
shQp, stables and All necessary out Houses 10
good repair, also steam Saw Mill now rull-
ming and cutting 20 feet Lumber per daY.
VI he ,slpGea 4pin number half of.whom are
field bends and one single man an Engineer.
viii be sold ip body, oF ia sfanii lies togeth-
with the Mules and horses, Cattle. and Hogs.
Corn fodder &c. on the goth of Feb'y next, if
not before disposed of, the party renting win
have the preference, the Land win be rented
low 70 any one with force to till all the land,
which is sufficient to raise 900 bales Cotton and
Corn sufficient for the place Persons desirous
pf Visiting the place can do SO by way of sil-e
ver Creek OF b1 way of sFisks plantation on
Yazoo River where horses can be had gpod
high g Toad Of I5 miles to the Planta-
lion ,--@....--... -s..... s5.t
Terms can be had of Mess Cobb Il Man
love at Vicksburg,or Wilson Il Hyatt at YazDo
City, Henry Rodewaid New Orleans, or the
Undersigned on the place Also for sale at the
place 100000 Il Cypress lumber 400 tier Cy-
pres timber so 600 Bricks, 90 BIS Lime Dry
goods Hardware and groceries for the swamp
complete set Of Farming utensils House
and Kitchen Furniture Flafboat skiffs &c.
VIM. RODEWALD.
Yazoo City Feb. 1st 1851 st.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
WHO LS TETEnmtnER

TNHEODoRE GOLDMAN, matchmaker and
IL jeweller has sent to this Office an old
double cased silver watch, left with him which
the owner canhdye by calling atthis Office and
paying all charges and for this notice. p
Yazo City Feb. 5-1s5l-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

TTNI1E firm of FOUCHE 81 co. Is sbIs 5sv
4 dissolved by mutual couseua s The hamo
Of tho firm will be used only ii the slIquidassa
OF aledebfs otstheaffms ss94a 'sasisfsvaq
.aa .as 9a(Signed11a 'ta j. F0UCHF,,fa
]. w. DABBS,saiF
WsEAAFR1.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
STOVE

DoX, ParlOr and Cooking Stoves of the fol-
- lowing Improved patterus.
q Miss I.eslie's, Queen Of the West-EclipSe,
PrSmium,, and heavy Premium, by GOodhue
S&CP. Premium by D, Root. Premium, and
hstYy Premium, by D. & ]. Wright & Co.
Stahley's air-ught Parlor stoves, Shields do,
d. Root do. Fancy boxscgell sizes, plain hoN
ne, 8 g. 7 Plate do. We warrant the above
Stoves to render b sttisfactloh They will be
sold at a moderate advance upon tiie cost prices
ElOyes,p put up fnthe eityfree of-charge. Fur
lilnFo 6f ell kinds for saleI ritl 8al1
.smaaI Irrs8 Z. LoBOWERi io&CO.
Il lYsE66 City, Oct. 3-1s5O.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

VIE undersigned in conseeuencs ~
-4-siate late fire. hasremOvedl below. ~, 49,,
opposite Allen Barksdale, where ne & + =.
commodate his lafriends. and eus,op,alr,5EE. ~
nope they win give, him = call En-.
DeOF Cd ls5O.-tf saiEs-,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
Nashville Engine and ma
t27Liehime VVORkk.lbA


RN4HE Nashville Manufacturing Oompany
ind9tnving commenced operations under the
GupeflntohdenUea Of William 9P. Eichbaum,
Gate Of Pittsburg, is now prepared to enter
iHIo c5ntractbfor building on large scale,
and promptly: .ec-L-TE yor 81. Scest
locomotives; Railrord Cars; Boat and Sta
s. BfiQerv sEHgiFesl, Fire Engines and Pumps Of
/, ~ tinds;; fVdrgulic and other Potoer Presses;
NM Wheels, Gearing Gad Shqftingy Iron and
W9o5 PlFiniHg Machines, Turning Lathes and
every partety of heavy MacGineTy.
The Company, having engaged the services
a6r M. George Armstrong, tlAteg Of West
Point Foundry and the Mount Savage IRON
Works,) gentlemah Of great Experience ii
the planping and cOpstruction Of furnaces,
Fodndries, Forges and Rolling, Mills, ofEer
with confidence its services to such as may
have Recommendation the erection or Femod-
cling Of Iron ~ btkh-plans and estimates 81
which can bov fnrDisheds And hayiRg also ii
ia ovrns 4 com u 1T Foatders, Ii is pre-
tbfof ~ prom ~ Castings Of amp d.
y oi VI 81 Ih1 -0lsi0 -6agl1J 3
l,sl lt bsiie he Intsnaob of the COMPANY no
only To efecdts ih' gks very abost manner,.tq
work confded 70 it--but also % DO it q iov
prices us w6tk of-Bimildf olatacte1 can b
done elsewhere, Il solicits portion 81 the Ppl
&c patFQnqreo
Busihl londla A be addresset
40 SAND. MORO AN, Pres't.
f-li erll .shgille Alann act nrf n COmpapy.i
rat y .tB, l6tti.-3ti flio aiian,ts9t ~ "A
ls' DNldio ilsftf with Allen a. Barksdals
cn.t ssli, win, tsctIye pFdnri attention.
-. .s.ef|e e. ~
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
.-N The splendid and iaat running

= ~usse1-.N The splendid and fast running
hfSA passenger steamer. TUSCUM-
BlA-Capt ,JoHNsoN, continues
to make her regular trips from NJ. Orleans to
Yazoo city, Lehore and all .intermediate land.
ings.
The TuscHmbia arrives at Yazoo City, eve
ry Tuesday evening alternately, and leaves for
New Orleans the following Monday. For
freight OF passage having unsurpassed accom-
modat;ols apply on board. 2aA@
Feb. 18th 1S5I-tf o-i
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
YAzOO CT
carsssd Weekly By 1essrs, Iink Z HaE.i.sl


& p AGt7IlgC psg ya.ai
Z e ioafIa
ttsaaas g III. .iass haa -
RoP z.
! 4, , !. J. = 1eissa
BEEF. Noes per
BACON. Liars psfla.l . l2esata
g. sugar cured,
Shoulders, @ ssiA -
a ANDLEs. sgerua lbg IS 80 sa
Pc tasloW, aset 81 112R19a0
@ Star 7aae8N7a fQe go - =
CIDER, per Dbl. IS CO.. So o04 6sa
CieF ". 4. aItS, Spanish per l SO 08 so q
aIerican. 500 7 90
DOMESTIC GOODS, per I'd -
EISti- = csE Mackerei, rer bbi. SO 0g Sc
l1ts,4sS per ton "a cenIsfTsr
..e.s. as.lll gs.eillle. 5aa g4is6 az scfse~-..s
VIII = ASS rs, pr gall. H a5fa33 =
S..gas house, asaH q 80 . 66 80 sslgf
OATS, per bass1i. e a9of : a570 :
III =. L.nseed per galiI1 3e.a 81 sg.,-.,r
nafd, stF = Goa j %. q
!, Whale aafae'k q 1854 Is919 q
..Ir,0C,aWDER, .r,C,a,xl PEI. .keg. o0a : 61oaasa
I0bfN, y Mess per 'bhfI4 50saa IS co..
IL lElne, - .. " 8 10 90 Il d -
20 Et:e9sIAToEs, per obi. 75 01
SUGAR, brown pf ID. 6a - -
ai,sisa46.si'' ss.4ss 70 49, "a -
.umps af fsoa9 Asas l6ass.sk -.
~ ltE f1assiss per lbs saass E7s -
lo,13A s7 Geo ID. 2 8 Is 80 l.z6a.sssla
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
Valuable Land for. Sale

T Nhe subscriber offers for sale his valuabl.
: plantation situated al the head of Pine,
creek one mile north of Benton, containin.
$50 acres, 400 bottom and second bottom
wo hundred and twenty OF which has be-,
recently cleared and under good fence
There is fne dwelling and all necessar,
eut houses with a new mir II aid -viI6 on Ii,
place.s The terms accommodating and till,
perfect.
Negroes and stock will be sold if des,reo
by the purchaser. Apply In
w. Y, GADBERRY.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

,so ire ~ laseevr. -.
AVE opened lsince The frel In. the brick
~ ~ house opposite Iobson's Hotel" where
ers, and friends. ~. -. 4 1,
Aley nave "a excel lent stock Of Goods, be III
For iaales and genflemen's use. and many az
which VIII BE sold atprime cost for cash; being
2 Iittie solled BY handling them rather hastily
on the night Of the FIRE, but not the least dam
aged.
they have just receiEedlper Stqamers, < w
Y, Cemphells !" Monroe, = and sd. B. Mosby,.'
hne assortment Of the best family groceries,
and everything IN the way of Plantation sup.
plies, all Of which wiH be sold at the lowest
eash prices. tsp9a 7sa8d@oH
Main street, Yuzoo city, Dec. Is. 1s5O-ly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
Lime and Cement.

EDLASTER Of Paris, Hair. Friedrich, ect.
IL kept constantly on hand, and for sale a
the Marble Yard. All orders thankfully re
ceived, and promptly attended to.
GAMBLE & SKATES. !.
Oct. 10 -l85O-6m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
ZEE sTATE oF M1sSIssfPpIl -. 80 s..

.
4azoo County.S aeoufs,i
November Term, fa5D
To the unknown aeirs Of. and all psFaons is-
1efested e IN the estate Of George Young asess.
Sed. g.sia2 - esaI = ff- 1f8 $500
on are hertel- y cited to be and appssfsbs.
fore the Probate court Of 7 Yazoo eo6rfss {.
the january Term 1851 thereof; then and tllsTS
TO answer unto the pet tfon of Peter Lander.
administrator Of said estate and sheW cause lf
any You can why an erder should not be naae
Tor the sale Of q certain land warrant, No.
1859, for one hundred and sixty acres of land
L is further ordered that publication Of this
cilaiioasbe made in the ,.sSYazoo Democratss-a
weekly paper published ID Yazoo city foe al.lg
days successfully - s3fT1.R
Aad further to DO and suffer such thlRea 4,
shall De considered and ordered By eur IA
> Wilkinson, Judge Of he Frs5sI:
court of Yazoo county fie FouFfh
Monday of November 1850, and
INV seal of. said court IL
Issued, the 9Th November, k.D. 1850.
dHi JAMES T. BELL, Clst.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

II AYING purchased the stock of goods of
- T. 10. LAVENBERG, saved from the
late FIRE, viii now sellethem 25 per cent below
the New York cost FOR CASH and CASH
ONLY, .s.l..... ssls.a sss -
81 Purchasers will do well to call and examine
the stock before buying elsewhere Store be-
low the Bayou on the west side Of Main street.
opposite the Telegraph Office.
Dec. q 465sS1m. t1T aoTTYF
Wing please e Iyi g.1,eaa .1ssss aaas
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
L a W Notice

L a W No tic e.@ar :
n JONES, having removed to Yazoo city,
Owill practice Law in the counties compo-
sing the 9th Judicial circuit, the Probate court
of Yazoo county, the superior court of Chan
Gerry and High Court Off rrors and Appeals at
Jackson;
His office is with Drs. Kidd and James on
Main Street near the Bank. v
YazOO City January 22d 1851,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

SO BBLs Dexter Whisky, .'9s gzs53.aar
~ 102 bbls1 Fletcher do .s.,s, g--..
10 DO Old Burbon do. s, s..as,..'..
10 do Old Rye do 3
70 do Extra St Louis FIour, ,......s
0O do Superfne do do
so do Ohio do @ 7i.
forsale by LINK g. HARRISON
oct. 1O-185O. ~
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

e3TTafTf IIEpVsawIgeVr1ewf

The river mail, arrives on Sundays 1Wedpes-
.dhy's-ana Fridays ct s O'eloekin the mofning,
-and closes. the same days. half after ! leo
clock "A. M.G8 asazf k5auals4 1s8f Bgsd yssi1
s The land mail, arrives on Tuesdays, Ihnrs.
dayssand Saturdays half after 4 l. so'clQck,' "A
M. and closes half afler7 O'Clock in the even,
ings on same days. hsaeao gaa asad
The ofice viii be kept open on Sundays
from Q to 10 o'clock A. M.,3onlyi "a ao =
n saaa n lao. E. sSHRO OPSIElR p, n 2 N.
sa Yazooeity. Dee'r l6. ~ sa6 Fl 1870
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

YazOO CCstftgy,A ~
Probo,s Courts FsHpEyi IerpC l65l. 40 al
persons interested ~ The Estate "A of Lewis Lott
Won are hereby Giled,tO beAand appear be-
fore the Probate Court Of YazOo County on the
5IEiM6N8Sk fh Nav 1861 1T the Court House of
said County, then Rhd there 10 Shew Cause II
nnv Won can whV the anal account OF w illiam
Sberrad, AdminisltatoF Of Lewis Lott, deceased
should not be allowed and further TO do and
suffer aueh things as shall be considered and
ordered bv our said Court I'm the premises
nndlF is fSrther ordered that this Cltation be
.publishoa lathe siXaEoo Democrat for the
Space Of Sixty days. % 9.ra 30 etoa na
c~.S<) Witness tho Hon. George B. Wn-
lis hpson Judge Of the Probate Court
(~sA OfY9zpOl ePgnsD and Seal said
'GIsS Tssaea tlle sd day II march 4. b. tsSl.
YazoO City, March, 5-le5l
2FO PATNFERS AND DEALERS IN
WITS LEAP -ALLlfSEEP 4AR, Gas
FOk tVHlttfsoaAM IolG@lnlo3
10 eontinUl Clara, Dioluruoa SRSsnt francis Smith
TeS ,c. CLARK q co. 40 i
'N 'a MANUFACTURERS 6Fas as10
" Lead linseed AND q
--S'prher Of l9th and AUSTIN SSts.,
- ~ 71rs ST. LOUIS MO. q
WHY 80. It Counting-room Of Dickerson
0f ~ YlI,' Locust Street. l.'ll'
iSrsigned manufacturers of White
1iseed add Cpslor Oils, in, the city of
Les, having about two month since COM
their establishment, are now prepared
irnish Painters and dealers with q, supe-
Jr article Of White Lead, etc.retc-Ve g.-sr
Every Painter in the city of st. Louis, who
has vet tried our White Lead pTonOunces it
shnitior 10 any other manufactured in the
West, as uppoaTs By their certi6cNte publish
ed below, .-.iis;... R.rC, CLARK, d co, =
.-FebruaTy'lOth 1851 fa3 .s tfHe
go % .l.L51I Ji-- 1u
The undersigned, Painters in the city of
ST LOuiss hereby certify that they have used
the White Lead manufactured py H. u
Clark O. Co., of this city, and hnd it so far as
they have yet tried il, to be very excelenl
article, superior indeed to any other White
Lead manufactured in the west.
- JOHN s.. WATSON,
THoREBURG,
--iW '1 ,a9nf.i aM'vICKER d HIsTED,
VOL 9'l rti ,s".- jAMFs sfORE, ' ~
90 y .I1Ilt W A THoRNBURG,
~ RICHARD S FILLMAN, .Ht
GORDON d WOOD,
lew 8 ETRIsY
bus ,aalda 80 hNS--,Ip' scaII, tlti
sr MIDDLETON d TARLToN.
...- Sr. IaUIs, February G. 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

!, Shipments Of Goods. Wares and Me9roIbaaap. M9,Ibaa
ne ai per good vessel or vessels, between, New
1s'eans and Eastern ports-betweenI New Or.
cans and other Gnlf. poets--between All 4mre !.
oan ports and English or European ports. 81
- ..,. aly otaer maritime port whatsoever ii ~
SRaa asla9slc waters, against the PERTLS OF ri
US W - +. BARKSDAIE, Aren't
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

s1as @ lAlN AA1EH5 TAI PAIN -
elLDEP. s1AzEn, pArfn issern ana lnitssor y
Il ,.aaaA Kinds q wood narbl etoa lotc
ocrat Printing once. - : = -
Iazoo city Feb nthsaRas
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

~ CONSEQUENCE of the destracti.
q nse during the fire. has n1g = = 80
Vain street, next doc TO tho 60 - sr,.. %
Mlefe ne may be found at tal 'le g g
absent on business. q INES, exePs va 5s
I aZoo citv, Dec 49, ''t'e
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
MTTIINERY

MRS. @. Cnllens wiz line and trinl3bSa.
EsAHets on reasonatlo terms, nj her resi-.
denee, next door to the Free School. gks
win also 81 se instruction in embroidery, -
needle work. 81 .,Tt9fga~
YazOO City, sDee.ls. 1250-zlm
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
: OR

lisix5 Nea ns1 Ul4o1aL1.H ssFst.
. sESPEoTFUIsl. Y5infonns Tie public, thai
~ Aohe has moved tothe old Phoenix house, Ii
l1hasama7r0o sareeenfly 0esupieiihr Tia Dem.
locrat Priniing ofiees where he.wilH be. happy
20 aecommod dale hisa friends and customers
who aag faVorIhih wiihlheirutork. :. .s...
sl azoo CITY, Dec, II .s3ns u S.ses.ss
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
FOX SALE,

Al PLANTATION situated enc amile,and .
- half frpm z $500 Cit, with two good res
licences on il, Wis good 6nthouses httachedto
each residence and bod spting and cistafn
on the pEsmices e0od orchard, about forty
acres cleared ,tthsl rssa.a 81 heavily tfmberna
and conVenientto t0wl erms 10 suit The
purchaser For 4aEticulhra rpply to. sa d .
laH 80 Ys4aaafpf1aH $50. I, r RIISSEhur /
Ega59 tsgaIfJwfsaa t9ss8s4s. EEAVISa Is4g,8
46 Yaznb City, Dec =. 1854 - 49,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

LlF1 -s..- Sr.4soUTs,- February g. 1901.
rMessrs. r c Clark d Co
: II gives me much pleasure to inform you
THAT, having carefully tried your White Lead
lin several different ways, and it equal in
body and whiteness aud quality generally to
any article manufactured in the west you are
at liberty to use this as a recommendation At 1t
will be ofany benefit to you. rlr
lam, with much respect, yours 9rc
.r..,- CHARLES Il WILGUS,
Yazoo City Mach, 5-ls5l-2m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

IT UST received large assortment of Hats
81 and Caps for sale at the lowest priccs.
J..V. CALDWELL
Oct lO-1s5O. aa1as s,.. .i,s ! l.- sil7. ,sss :
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

p,,os. ~ zoos, Groeerses, Manufactursa Goods
epsr,, th.. 19aseoid Furniture Lire Stoekand
sos91 DE- p - era otion Of Merchandise e. PEI
GOOD steaIsy .oge'ty shipped or to be shipped Der
5ba We".n WS.lo9at, or boats to and from points on
rvi. 1s.Sesfl waters. Orbetween Eastern cities
towns - aes, OF other finland route1 and aiiy
ards Of INLAND TRANsPoR T4TfcSS M siIS Aaz'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05
100000.
OF HARTFORD, CONN

viz:
o,hs q Pc Freml1m ne as low as those Of snv
other RESPONSIBLE Office. '''9'e u any
Ia -lassSP SPeedy and satisfactory adiustnan. of
o+ Fossgs t5o y the General Agent Of the Conp.pe
'9t .t;t s,'e western and Southern States
apisp9 d, (of all dirences which NAV
awards promptly paid in Sneeia Snooh' s -
FUNDS, or Exchange on New s, Val i'ali5aSie pas.
more Charleston, New Orleans s s. ! pau
Louisville, Pittsburgh, or Cincinnati tis' : ,bs
option of the insured. NY ~ 'la''' - = Inc
" Pamphlets, setting forth the nodo ..d
principles Of adjusting losses1Rsta5 s n'oes .,o
!, ltn,eliss-ciassification of Hazards. osc S1rZ
free of charge = - me ofRce
! For further Information ..s1.s.a is
rigned who is fully authorizag y = ene under
'.gs: Stores, Hotels, WqreEouses isS5s I5s 1ssel
9fdctortes, Barns, eg.c ''''''9ss' 1Rsaass Man
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

uaoss.s arosssaClq Furniture and Goods. Wares and
raj, .''ia@s1e. a contained or stored therein
gsihst loss Or damage by FIRE. 4'.,1eiH' - =
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-03-05

JFO PAINTERS AND DEALERS IN
WHITE LEAP -LiIlfSEEP AAP, Gas
F0R oILS, sa,r lSl1.,,r,-o9
The republic., 1851-02-19
From he Boston Courier.
Mob Lnvy triumphant.

The outrage perpetrated in this city on Saturday
must fill the mind of every well disposed citizen
with alarm. Such disgrace mover fell upon Bos-
ton before. At mid day the very sanctuary Of JUS
tice is broken into by gang of negrocs-the Off
of the law are knocked down and tramplcd
upon; prisoner awaiting legal process at the
bar is dragged away by ruflans, and all escape
with impunity The details OF this outrageous vio-
lation oflaw and authority will be found in another
column They must cause every citizen of Boston
to hang his head in shame and modification.
The question is no longer confined to the oxecu-
ton of the Fugitive Slave law. The point to be
determined now is, whether any law shall prevail
in Boston. There not probably an individual
in the mob Of Saturday but knew well enough that
he was setting law al defiance, and had made up
his mind to do it. What man among us Is sale In
this state of things'
IL becomes now a most serious consideration with
every man what steps TO be taken TO preserve
the peace Of the city, and to see that court houses
are not invaded and acked whenever it shall please
a mob OF negroes to take the law into their own
hands. Are the halls of justice safe tomorrow ?
Will judge be found courageous enough TO sit
The republic., 1851-02-19
I1RoM LONDON N.-Rochcfoucauld's Maxim;

INROM LONDON.-Rochcfoucau Maxims,
I new translation. London. 1850. vol.
Chambers on Corpulence. vol. London. 1850.
Past and Present Delusions in Political Econo-
my. London. 1850.
Chess and Chess-playcrs. BY George Walker.
London. 1850.
Lawson's History Of Banking. London. 1850.
The Hunting Field. BY Harry Hcovcr. Lon
don. 1850.
Common Sense versus Common Law. By w.
Massey, Barrister London. 1850.
Gibbons Decline and Fall. 2 vols. Very nu-
merous Maps and Engravings. London. 1850.
Halliwells Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial
Words, Obsolete Phrases. Proverbs, Ancient Gus
toms, &C., &c. 2 VIOLA. London. 1850.
And many others, just opened, direct from Lon
don. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Jan Is
The republic., 1851-02-19
THROM LONDON.-THE LOGIC OF POLITI-
IN CAL ECONOMY Ru De o nincv / vol

LNROM LONDON.-THE LOGIC OF POLITI-
Il CAL ECONOMY. BY De Quincy. l vol.
Past and Present Delusions in Political Economy.
By Alexander Gibbon. vol. Edinburg 1850.
Lawson's History of Banking in Great Britain.
! VOL 1850.
Facts in Figures; Quarterly Digest of Stats
tics with Practical Deductions. Two numbers.
London. 1850.
Tate's Modern Cambist Manual Of Foreign
Exchanges, Bills of Exchange, Bullion, Weights,
Measures, sc. 9th edition. vol. 1850.
Spackman's Analysis of the Occupations of the
People. vol.
McCulloch's Principles of Political Economy.
vol. 4th edition. lS49.
Supplement to McCuloch's Commercial Die
tionary. vol 1850.
The Sophisms of Free Trade and Popular Politi-
cal Economy. ! vol. 1850.
McGregor's Commercial Statistics of all Ma
tions. 9TH VOL 1850.
Croly's Life OF Burke; Francois History Of the
Bank Of England; Bantield and Yields Statistical
Companion; Ssmondi's Essays on Political Econo-
my-and many other works, new and old, on the
various branches of Political Science.
Just imported direct from London, by
Jan 25 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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LIFE ASSURANCE.

National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society
26 CORNHILL, LONDON, AND II WALL
STREET, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, f5OO,O00 sterling, $2,500 900.
~ (Empo,Oered BY Act Of Parliament) I'd PC
Royal Assent, 27th July, 1888. ga Savings Bank
for the Widow and the Orphan" I. Lamie Muir
ray, George street, Hanover Square, Chairmano}
the Court Of Directors, London.
United STATES BOARD OF LooA DIR EcroRs.
New YoRK.-C Edward Habicht, Chairman !;
John S, Palmer, James Boorman, George Barclay,
Samuel S. Rowland, Samuel M Fox, William Van
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Cooley, William Jones.
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M mhatshsr Israel E;.s Whine
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J. LEANDER STARR, General agent.
EDWARD T. RICHARDSON, Geneal Accountant
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Pamphlets containing the rates of premium, pros
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incrs. &C., can be had free of charge application
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Part of the capital 5 permanently invested in the
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Thirty DAYS arc allowed, after each payment OF
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The United States Local Board meet every Wed.
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Parties insurng upon the mutual plan partci-
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