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Gc1sastase Madeleine WesseIsOsSse,
Mo- lbl Chartres st, New Orleams,

WRIGHT g. co. having resolved to stand unrivaled In
MoPrsso, and Agents Of AZ the genuine popular Patent
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
ai ba9T ne usual market pc BY this arrangement they
assortment which be found this Other
Guy. having had many experience in the purchase
anu sals OF fatent Medicines they have acquired facilities
Tor Conducting this particular department. The most liberal
Hna are now prepared to supply the trade at
per censse on his investment either Wosa
VI Netan. az then establishment may be found fu |
assortment 1ss, 81 ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
ne nst c9mpFses part Of their assortment, and
Gan pe 10 dealers, in most cases, from twenty
per cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
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Themeetng described in the song is no fiction,
neither is the heroine fictitious personage-her
name il Margaret Fullarton. If the song has no
other merit At least gives her portrait with faith
fulsxactness. She is, besides, of shape which is
elegance and symmetry personifed. She is now,
and has long been, the wife Of Mr. Ross, gardener,
At Mount Amman, and has a family Of beautiful
children. Many years ago, on a summer Sun
day morning, myself and Mr.. Smith, took
walk up the left bank Of the NTH When we
came opposite to Ellesland, we took off our shoes
and stockings, and waded the water when we
had passed EIesland, on our way to Friars Carse,
we met Miss Fullarton wadin' through the broom
to meet US, under the exact circumstances de-
scsibed in the song. The tune is a composition OF
Mel Cow. He calls it in his collection, Mrs
Wemyss, of Cattlehill's Strathspey.' Every bar
speaks the rough and spirited accent of the music
q the banks Of the Spey. RoHERr BURNS,
Eldest son of the Bard.
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LETOURNO'S
G K l. K u II Il f ID UGHC CANDY.

S1OO,OOO Reward for more efectual remedy for
the cure OF CouGHs, COLDS, ASTHMA, In.
FLUKNzA, COsUMPrION, Group
AND SORE THROAT.
THE extraordinary success of the LETOURNO
= GELEBRATED COUGH CANDY, in the Of
coughs, colds Asthma Influenza, Consumption, Group
and Sore Throat warrants him in recommending to those
who may be afflicted and certain remedy, and
being unsurpassed by any thing OF the kind Every family
should Ee supplied with it, 70 be used as preventive in
exercise bnt rendered paaabe the taste, that chill
dien Will use it without the east coercion. is no quack
nosrum, but genuine remedy of known and established
efficacy. For sale wholesale and retail by
p l.. MASSEY, Apothecary,
corner Camp and Gravier streets.
" Deaean supplied at liberal discount as Agents for
bETURNo. jal0 ostf1 z. L.. MASSEY.
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YIN Iars leave eN hour 5Of Cl NJ
To- An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charres stree, ayeTv
quarter Of an hour for the Derot. ~ ''
j. w. SMITH. Superintendent.
Notice.
oFFiCE LAKE PoNTCHARTRAIE amanda
- NewOrea. $, April 49, lSly
a Meeting OF the Board OF Directors i, was
RcsOfped That public notice be given by the Consany
that IN conformity with The rules already adoped ana made
KNOWN shall not hold itself responsible fr any loss dam
age, or missing whatever, happening to goods
except when Insulting from accident during The actual
from one end OF the road 10 the other and that hi isighl
snail be- al the risk and peril OF the owner shippers or
sisnee. from the very moment it is unloaded ' " WV
dill If J. NEViIIE ..o.,o.
HOLLAND GIN pipes Meders swan aud
u v 'ur Glass Gin, for sale by RIM McALPIN
Jal3 20 Common st. and Canal Street Row
ZINE OLD IRISH WHISKY Fonr wears
in bond u puncheons andve Fahonie puohns for sale
by la5 JOINT oOLE2 sSank Place
CANDLEs-5O boxes Star Candles, in store,
jas HAYMAN 81 HOLDEN. % Mava zine 8,
WINE-sO casks Bergasse Wine, in Custom
Jan BARELLl co 81 Common st.
CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER-ls kegs now
~ landing ex bark j. J. Hawthorn for sale nv
eso SAMUEL. WOLFF, IS Camp 81.
TEXAS PACANS-In bags and bbls., for sale
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BRONCHITIS and CONSUMPTION.

NEW FURNITURES TORE-The subscriber
l respectfully informs his friends and r-.-zzsssrz
the public that he has opened NEW Ss:sSSi ss<sA[
street. Estate. house square,) opposite = -
the Episcopal Church, where he will constant v
k==S keep selected stock of ia shiOnabe Rosewood,
Mahogany, Walnut and Cherry Furniture, to
sSwhch he invites the attention of purchasers who
M. CARDONA.
Second hand Furniture constantly bought, exchanged
and for sale at the old stand, No. Baronne street,
Canal d9 1w2plmOs
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SsY111l|!!|3||3ZS

iNiE DAGu ERkEOfY SALOONS. No
= eS Camp street, (Shf's buildngs0 ar. now open
Tor the reception Of visitors, who respectfully nye1 to
eNsa,ne the veIy extensive collection of PORTRAITS.
patrons. ~ '''iaSeo" ~
operauns Room constructed expressly for this pnpose with
an immense SKy-LIGHT, and by NEw CHEMICAI pro
ckss used IN preparing the Plates Portraits ars rnced
IN very short space OF time (ony few seconds) Exhibiting
hsn degree OF PERFECTION with the proper and natural
not be ifeike. - ''' ' i'0'"'es can
cV choice variety of new style Enamelled and En-.
grsved LocKErs OF the finest Gold and best work
prices. - ~ Observation-Disclosures
Artists supplied with every article used in the Da.
gussdii.eetype al Newf ofk pnces. f.. JACOBS,
"a ON No. 70 Camp street, NewOreans
JAMIE CURRANTS-40 tierces Zante Cur
Il rants, now landing and for sale low, by
Ja4 5. WOLFF. 50 Camp ST.
SWEET MALAGA--50 or casts for sale bv
~ la2s ]. w. ARTHUR Il 90. 2ssrd " New i.evep
WHISKY-50 barrels landingrand for sale Nv
Jas LW. ARTHUR l. co. Sand . Aew Leyee
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ITO PHYSICIANS AND PLANTERS
l. Johnsop's Pa t.nt RECOII.ING SPRING LANCET.
This invention suppies at all that be desired in
Lancet without of the disadvantages incident the
binary Spring Lancet heretofore made of 1t ad
jused to the pcson required that cannot from the
point intended and the recO of the point instantaneous.
The most unskiled with perfect security. sup.
ply just received, for sale by p. L.. MASSEY,
DIFF corner Camn and (irAviey stresfs
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A. r. COCHRAN O. 90,

n. e. COCHMAN & CO..
~, naa, coMMyssS MfEEEI; sss Dr.
''sf alRTayi q A SEED cow prAsO bushels ssDu
FIGS1I9O0 drums new smyrna, superior Eleme;
ssfhM,SlSS@n aPR anti t9 suit Pgrehssas
PRfhNs B aRAaf NUTS 's aSd + FGR re ? gFsu
II R 3si'j sIss III, .ss
halves thirds G and quarter boxes;
an 66ifi toI M,as; qS SsfGSs qualities
As Ssgs osP9R RS e s
,,, 81 kinda yg. Of Foreign Fruits, etc.
MTRoSs-aO1 boxes superior Genoa Cinoas
sS.ASSRSS SE Esb SEsSH f.f s sss:. ..
iSSK'hIii se.s, quality No
POWDER swSsi saaraH s s " '
~ e cases Is very superior Cd d, Sherry Wine;
Se'e ess4, S DC Sherry and n Madeira * Wine; do
70 do do Port Wine;
70 bakets Champagne
~ baskets Champagne Cider;
100 sacks Rio Coffee
90 sacks Old Government Java Coffee:
81 barrels bores Eoa[: 81 I'll lpusryarious brands
~ ~ barrels Pulverized do;
50 boxes Tobacco-cloice brands.
-, =, half pipes p H. GODDARD and Hennessy Brandy;
fsts snon ETC. f GAbdzaS a Is E. 81 $ Common sg st.
ENGLISH POTATOES-2O barrels, in fine
huh Z. Woob & co. Post a. "a NY.
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.

GhEAI BlESStNG M'DTbEhS
1t is the safest and eiiecual medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the sufengs attendant upon child
birth discovered Il sreng thens both the mother and
child, prevents pain and disease increases and enTehes
food; those who have used it think Indispensable Ii
highly useful both before after confinement
vents diseases attendant upon chlldbirt eostiyeness piles
ting, pain IN the back End JOINTS false pains, hen,onhage
and IN egulatng the seceons and equazng the circua
nOn II has equal The great virtue of this medicine
always safe, and the most delicate and successful;
very lew cases require any other medicine, in little
castor oil magnesia useful. Exercise the open
and light food, with this medicine, will always safe
Ind anc, aErara
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This OF Sarsapala mas been expressly prepared ~
reference female complaints No female who has
suppose she is approaching that critical PERIOD The Tu
of Life should neglect to take preventive
for of the numerous horrible diseases to which ieuAe
subject this of life This penod be delayed
for years by using this medicine Nor es yaus
BILE for those who approaching womanhood is cal
ouatsd nature by quekenng the blood and nvgor
atlng the Indeed this medicine invaluable Tor
the delicate diseases which subject Ii braeef
the whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies
BY removing the impurities OF the body,n far stimnla
ting produce subsequent relaxao wi chs the
medicines taken for female weakness and disease By
using few bottles of this medicine many severe painful
surgical be eyented,
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CAUTION.
Owing to the sstucces and immense sale Of DR.. Town
sends Sarsapaxlla, 1lsmber OF men who formerly
Agents, have coni need making Sarsaparila ExtIa,ts
Exirs, Bers, Extracts of Yellow Dock etc. They gene
ally putt up N the same shaped bottles and some OF tnem
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
Principal Office, 126 Fulton street. Sun Building, n W
York Redng Co., State street, Boston Dyo 81 a.
l32 North Second street, PHILADELPHIA s. s. Hance Drug
gst Baltimore 2. Nj. Cohen, Chareston los South Pearl
street. Albany P. H. McGraw, Nachez; and by all the
principal Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the
United States, West Indies and the Canadas.
J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street,
do SOLE AgxNT New O,ears
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Depis's Syrup Of lPisd Cherry Tar-We would cal
attention to the advertisement Of this valuable medicine
other column Several salgtafy effects come
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend it to the ailioted.-EG NJ j. Hee4Eu pigltsr
and Tsmperanes Sentinel! (Irelttoa,) Feb. 3. I'D.
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From Mr.. S. G. Hayes, Of iy Of Brotoer Hayes h
Co., Booksellers and StdticRsrs, No 1873 Market Street
FhiIadeEphia--JanuaIy 3, l555.1
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar invaluable RENE
dy; it cured the of colds with me- If yon want
sl6cate viii cheerfuliy give s. c. HAYES.
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~S~As8 ~ NoWOrI6hhs, Jan. II, Sol I.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Twol
DrcOr,,v,,> Sitting of January u, 1851
II ESCLv FL, That the Mayor be and is hereby
To- sss m ~ nOSs in contracts
&c. ont buildings 10Y the School house h I ibe
y Hlchsrd street and Pacaner street and in The
~ 59s 1sysdes street. The work 10 be done and
esds assssaby to spechcalons to be furnished by
RslMg Jas. II. CALDWELL, President.
= lsls.eQ A. d. CRossMAs, Mayor.
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y9Es BUrLEs, J,.

Dr.. Townsends SarsapaFa q sovereign and speedy
for ncpien Consumption, Bauenness, Prcapsus er
Failing of the Womb, Costiveness Piles, Leuchonhda
Whites, ObsIucted difficult Msnstruaion lnconinence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the
prosation of the sysemno matter whether The result OF
inherent cauass produced by neguay, Ilnes,
accident Nothing be surprising than Its
effects the human Frame Persons all weakness and as
tude from taking at become robust and full Of
under its influence 1t Immediately oounerLcts the nervee
of the female Frame which is the great Of barren
1t will be expected of of delicate
exhibit certificates of performed, but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have beer reported
Thousands OF where families have been without
children, after using few bottles Of this invaluable medicine
have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring.
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AhDEN SEEDS AND PLANTS.-Just
sEE yes thorough new supply of GA RDEN - "a
AIS can ca be soa for wholesale and retail SNE
Gust and 1sasa arse quantity of Honey Lo- o
sare'y ants Gooseberes and Evergreens IN great
Brunswick FIGS. ete etr scuppernong Grape Vines,
pt., ~ Ms, y Ny Seed Store. Crossman st. and
Poyfras st And Sscona 10 ~ y Charles street. between
@ITn n .-,T,,, ..ea,e,eah0 Hall jals lmd&w
{ UKRANTS-- casks new. in store t.
Eel A. r. COCHRAN n T.ba ,n,on,..,
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PoRT CARBON. February 20, ls47-.Tessrs. Robinson,
Collins 4 Co.: am happy to inform yon that think Dr.
Daviss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar viii take The lead np
part Of the country. OF it, and have hall
dozen bottles bespoke have been asked so often for Dr.
Ddcis's Dspurdips Extract and Joseph BGplss Hors.
Lment, that have taken the liberty Of writing for an
for the above articles if agreeable to You pass
write word and send two dozen of each, with hrgs
show bills Respectfully yours. SAmL, r. RRMrToN-
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OMES TIC rs.

1904 CHARLESTON, AND HAVANA
xEEEN Packet - United States Mail Line 6etpeen
- Charleston and HaoGna, via Sdparnah and
atU West-The splendid steamship ISABEL. Capt Rol
ns HOO tons burthen, has resumed her regular trips IRON
$50 to HAVANA, leaving Havana
for CharestonSh and 2d of each month"; leaving Charles
ton for Havana on the LIST and 18th.
RATRs OF PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston or Savannah ,,.,,,.,.,,,,4 80
fJavau tn Kew
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From S. S. G,Ueas.
PADuCAn KY, June l946My stock of Cherry and az
syrup now reduced 20 SIX bottles, and is popularity
Increasing You would do well 10 seni another supply
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DR.. 10icasend-I verify believe that your Sarsaparls
has been the MEANS through Providence Of saving life
have for several had bad cough 1t became
night sweas, and greatly debtaed and reduced, and
sbo time and ye , yee 0 aSeJ yous ssn
IN me. am now able to walk all over the city. no
that am thankful for these results Your obd't servant,
VIM, RUSSELL 65 Catharjne street,
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= AEoRALrT or New ORLEANS, Jan. 81 1851.
,NQIlVE y hereby given that will sell, in virtue
=. ,s 81 re ss4ye rssolaton at office MONDAY,
~ 5h DAY Of February next at IL clock M 10 the lowe
bidders the conacs specified in the above resolution and in
eooosdencs with the specifications furnished by The Sur
veyor. lfell A. ID. CRossMAN, Mayor
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Dr. Townsend, having tested his Sarsapaila in
OF Fits, of recommended it, and surpr9e
receive the following from intelligent and respecabb
Farmer of Westcheser county;
FokpHAA, August Il, i947.
DR.. Toonsead-Derr Sir: have little girl seven ye1,s
Of age who has been several afflicted with Fits;
tried almost everything for but without
although could find no accommodation in circular
for like hers thought she in delicate
health would her of your Sanaparlla and
glad did, for only restored her strength but
has had of the Fs pleasure and sur
prise. She fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
fee grateful. Yours. respectfully,
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FUr the Enquirer
THE CASE OF ALBERTI. -''
LIZ Sn%1 VI
The MERCHANTS or THE SOUTH.

tn Tli e MERCHANTS Or lie SUulH
IN Inc city OF QuakeIdum, THIS nlun ADeru iaVoraoy
known to the writer by his previous acts friend 10 the
human right" OF the South has been arrested and con-
denc IL len years Imprisonment IN The Penlentary and
" pay liGc ui SlUUJ He is old man, near seventy
years and in all probability his sentence equivalent
10 Imprisonment Tor life, al hard labor What s ms crime
AgS's nnhc the laws OF the United States ne appehended
F;nn"ay cine slave and her child. He is charged with
kidnapping the ch!ld because il was born OF slave mo-
tier IN free State. lis mother slave in Ainryand,
and bj the Constitution ai laws ol the United States, she
was" slave while IN penny yvuna the property o ner own
eF and SUBJECT 10 reclamation In addition 10 the maxim that
drins Scqur rentrem il is gross absurdity 10 say that
chd born Of slave mother IN the United States Is not
slave Ills Aocr has been long known savecacher,
and ;nerce Abolition Judge goaed in the opportunity
OF pfeencc TO pass vindicuye him. and 10
cTcaii witness from Tho Pcnenary against him. repreved
he day Ge!oe the trial. by the Abolition Governor OF Penn
sy'anlH, io the very purpose The blow is not aimed
80 much at Albert as at you, of the South
what then Is the remedy Prescribe Philadelphia,
as you have Boston. Have no dealings with her
cilzens, or with Pennsylvanans until they berate Al
beru and prescribe all Abolition Governors and other
officers Judges and laws Establish direct rade build mp
your towns and commercial marne trade with those who
WI" do you Justice or not interere with your rights III you
do not in this way protect your rights you will
son even free negro being punished in free The
violation Of your rights Of The laws made TO protect your
propey In the case OF the of :he slave Shadruch
III Boston, the laws openly defiance and violated
before many WITNESSES; but who has been condemned
lori lhey have gone through mock trials and acquitted
them ALL The murdeers of citizen Of Maryland attempt
ing 10 carry home his slaves from Pennsylvania were all
cleared What hope, then, have for justice from the
North?
Look for remedy notification or secession but to
prescription commercial intercourse, peaceful and
boodless remedy app only offending cities and States
and will inevitably gain victory, sure and asting and
profitable, by establishing your independence in
Abolition snciecs and their in the free States of this
Unon reasonable, and if you will be firm and united
and unnching, they will be finally put down by Northern
INTEREST," by the voice OF the Northern people at the ballot
box, and 10 their penal CODE
a VIRGINIA MERCHANT.
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THINGS IN TEXAS.

Lutte rains have given promising appearance to the
CROPS of Texas Large of the finest lands have
been recently found in Liberty county When the cane is
fully matued frequently aans the height Of fifteen or SIX
teen feet. r i -,
The Democratic Convention for the Eastern District OF
Texas ate Mr. Kaufmans) has nominated Richard Scurry
for Congress- There are however three other Democac
candidates in the field. ....-
Col. G. w. Hockey Of the Texas Revolution,
died at Corpus Cristi, 9th ult AT the battle OF San
acn,o he commanded the artillery aad acted us aid to Gen
Houston He was SUCCESSFULLY Secretary OF War; sece
say Of the Navy Commander of Ordnance, and In o4%
Commissioner 10 Mexico TO negotiate treaty which, It was
then thought Mexico would make on favorable terMs ne
was from Philadelphia and said TO have been Sinsman %
the illustrlous Stephen Decatur:
The San Anopio Ledger of the 18th u speaks IN tue
following terms of the Indiana who visited that cay s
lime SINCE and delivered up the Mexican and American prs
onets whom they had captured among the settlements
The Indians who visited city last week and delivered
up TIE prisoners mentioned in last after receiving VAR
GUS presents from the Indian Agent Judge Rollins, 'oos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-11

Mr. scmpls, Mayorof Fredsricasbnrz eo'rec's me se''
osh :, the President Of The g. States in the tepHo-
which was published BY us Improperly placing MIN
in opposition 10 lhs administration The passage in cues
ton should read, ne says as follows
"I, gives me pleasure to inr'myon majority 0. ou' su
IL, ,s The ~. ,nca!rs OF your administration ana eceh
~ ~a ,olr noit.icdl opnoaens there are teu, any ifno
do,b v.r houesy or yoar fidelity to The Constitution"
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The following is extract OF letter from gentleman in
Stockton California to his friend in SOulh-sde Virginia.

SrocKroS, CALiroRSiA, May 9Th, 1851
Dear F-You will perceive by the reception of his that
am yet in the land Of the living, in the mos, healthy
and beautiful country That the God Of day smiled upon
Here the groves Arabia the bamy
Pacific zephyr the ecstatc mountain breeze heavenly
arch in Italian blue, and the of Paradise.
The lime is coming when the frantic huybury crowd OF
gold hunters will have dwinded down 10 small portion oi
population, and Edorado State will be filled WIN
the glorious cuiiva,os OF The so-each home paradise
with its fields of wealth and gardens of luxury But am
told by many Anglo Saxon Yunkce here that the country
lower down the Cult is better place than this and you
know if good many of these fellows think So they will hc
burning their fingers in another annexation before many
moons. am informed that Iero are some Islands in lc
Pacific very far OIL that should claim our cues; alie-
ton. II should get iuo little officially here about
Matters hope Government, will be able protcct
u.s. sorry learn that great political ruide-lh
associate of The Fathers of free Aericaour old friend ana
patriachal adviser Old Tom Rtchie will retire from MS
imo.e than Presdentia h0nors ashngton Is he sur
ieted with dsnction Is he satisfied with the service nc
has performed for his country2 In Republican Govern
men the genius of every citizen is due his country VIII
out reward.
And shall more be blessed with that light that ea,
bv day and by night grandfather father and myse
My grandfather to put down the Wnskcy Boys my ilhet
to heights of Queenstown and III the memorials: deThe
of Baltimore, and myself the fiery plains OF Choul
What Yrginau what American armed sodies
and citizens duty from the warming words o va
Tom Rtche? An Old fellow. suldie of mine, who ea q
rihe-sho,s Bucna VISTA told that ranmng Gown
his last cartridge that memorable day, when cu1'nat
iay on each side bleeding TO death win many wUua "
thought TO hinsei the next may be my last bn'
Richie will head the good old Union before Iong with
rous Ners Unparalleled i-tory!and he took 'ss oes
uin, with his last shot. 80. .,
10 perceive that Mr.. Donaldson (And!cw Jackson) s IN III
lure 10 direct that mighty meteor Of Repn3i!can
GOOD old Union paper and The good old Union OF The
"My latest dropl drink 10 you" j. w. 'h'
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Drn after painful iress cnniy Of LuneIhur5 on I've
25h Inne Mr. SAMUEL. JEFFERSoE IN the 7,h Ssar .,
,rr ,r Jefferson highly esteemed the cree :" hz
Iances az christian and gentleman HIS de"'h Is "L' "
GREETED.
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MARRIED.
.NNS-
M r n.

N,rn !, New; Orleans Goth June, by the Rev Wm
@ I,rScpH iIrTLEJGHN or the firm Of LiteJohn y he::
rHon a, that city Miss MARY A. MANSON oi lSiehnD''
Virginia. ''l.' s'
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,-r -, re,.on;uf our readers The advertisement
be Nav England Iron Railing Company in to'days pa
nor VIZ learn mai this company manufacture very eH'eh-
yev b. s,cam power enabled TO urn OUT large or
ds Of any design or pattern at short notice. ana al reason
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-11

Mr. Kyo7E Of Wheeling has been detained by lndisPos
~ from, hi so,t in the Convention for some weekd iAs
hob however is much improved and yesterday he was IN