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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
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*. W AlGln k18 n ~ - II ~ HsA1A y
e. --JENNET s. JAMES have removed their
eAss6 Store to the Eagle Square, 10 Main 81.
where they have a new aud beautiful assortment of
Ladies' and Gcnilemen's Watches, Watch Chains,
hcys. Finger Rings, Lockcts for Dagucrrcotypes,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold and Silver Spectscics
for al eyes, Geld Bracelets, Ear Rings Of the new
est fashions, Breast Pins for Daguercotypcs and for
hnir-witt every article in the Jewclry line.
ALAo. Silver Ware, Tea Pots Sugar and Cream
Cups, Table and Tea Spoons, Soup ind OYSTER
Ladies' Sugar Tongs. and avariety of Fancy Goods.
The highest price allowed f,Fr old Gold and 81.
yer. Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted.
Richmond. Va, Feb l0--3m
oss-s,z> EXTENSIVE CARRIAGE
49, AiANUfACIOity, Ffankl,a 81. Pcrr 81
le CIV Hesei. Richmond, pa--The snbsc,iher
would return thep public for tho sopcrou.
patronarehc on him for the ms, iitecn vr,r.
and would invite attention TO his extensive stock Of
CARRIAGES, comprising the following dc.cr;p.
tons: Coaches, Chariotccs, Barogclcs. Rockawgr..
Tor aad no Ter Baggys aud Sankey's, manufactured
ont Of the best materials and Of superior workman
ship which viii be found be equal in all respcc,s !,
not superior to hcbe offered for sale in this c,v !,
| elsewhere. Being determined to supply the public
witha superior article OF home made work. Iinv;,.
all who mny be in want Of CARRIAGES; OF supc-
rior quality. 10 call and examine my asscrt,nsn--
and also being determined to sell as Cheap a nrti
eles Of the same quality can DO purchased clsc.
where. :
| All kinds ofwork manufactured 70 order, and re.
pairing done with neatnoss and despatch on reason.
able terms, Alfred KING;
Feb l0--lo,
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ITO OWNERS OF sLAvEs.-TI

l. subscriber wishes to hire for the present year.
one good Ostlcr, one dining-room Servant and and
Woman NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., who can wash and iron
we'll. CHA. L. DIBRELL,
rara-- nihreil'g Hotri
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CCALEs.-JEssE MARDEN's PA

GCALES.-JESSE MARDEN'S PA
~ TENT Pa form and Com sr Scales have re-
ceived the First Premium each ofthe Exhibition 8
held in the city Of Baltimore by the Maryland In.
stitate, for the promotion Of the Mechanic Arts
The Patentce has always on hand very large as
sortment ofepeyy kind and ia constantly mauuactur.
ing, and will sell the best articles cheaper than AZ
other manufacturer. Those wanting SCALES thai
are durable, cheap and correct. can be supplied by
sending their orders and by describing the scale
and draft they wish to weigh, they will be as well
and faithfully attended to, If personal apI ca
tion was made, BY addressing
JESSE MARDEN,
Corner IF Charles and Ballerstoa ST. Bal. Ma
Feb. l3--wiy
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cUPEHgOg OLD WKsEsK Y.-.

- 30 bills. old I'usealnosa Whshy
20 b" Leckcy's old rectifcd do sup. ariicl'
10 Z Wyser's ." =
n store and for sale W
mar 3l-ts MCDANIEL & LIE.
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TIE FNsURANCE.--LYNCFE-

HE ESSCsANCE.--LThCEE-
IL BURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
JOMPANY.-A HOME INSTlTUTION.-'Ihis
Company makes assurances against loss or damage
by Fire, on Dwelling Houses, Stores Tobacco Fac
tories and other Buildings on Furniture, Gooda
WarGA and Merchandise generally, in town and
.ountry, on the most favorable terms.
Also makes assurances the lives of all persons
,ajoying good health and Of sound constitutions,
Except such as are engaged in wor. on Rail Roads,
Canals, and other extraordinary empuyment) for
he whole duration Of life, or for n limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation, (not on
Rail Roads. Canals, or other extra public work, }
will be insured on reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DfREcToRs.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
d. r. G. PETERS, Vice Prcs't.
s. DIUGUID, Chief Engineer.
II. o. ScnooLHrID, s. G. HCnT,
THos. o. AGREE, JAS. M. COINS.
MARTIN IIOLLINS, Treasurer.
NJ W. DAvESPoRT, See'y
DR.. p. II. Giliner, melfcai
Dr. VIM. ofwny Owen, Ezamiaers.
Sept 23-ts
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NJ OFEGE--Bcin the sole Agents for the snc
Of Licoricc IN virgnir, Of Messrs Francia g.
Co., the Importers III New u orl we keep constant
y hand large supply Of this article in all It's
vorcties; and are prepared 10 sell on the most
commodatDg tcrms. Purchasers are requested to
call and examine our stock.
GARLAND Il ROBINSON,
Coracr Cary and Goth streets, on the Dock,
Mar lots Richmond. w.
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?
ap lots MCDANIEL g. LEE.
ID Il NJ OV A L.--JAMES 7. WILLIAMS
IN has removed from his old stand to the one re-
Gently occupied by Il. J, Eoholds Esq, 8 doors be-
low Liberty Warehouse, where he would be pleased
to see his old friends and the trading public gener-
ally. He would take this occasion to return to his
patrons his sinccrest thanks for their patronage
heretofore extended him, and trusts by close at
teuton his business and keeping in view the mot
to- to live and let live, merit and receive contin-
uancc of the same.
~
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1t2 NEW LINE OF STEAM

.<.%. NEW LINE OF STEAM
.a-siiAe SHIPS btue Richmond and PAiadfi7hia
-'ouchiag a. NofH and O. y Poin.-The UNION
STEAM SHIP COMPANY having built Two benu-
tifu first ela5s Steam5hips expressly for tis trade
respectfully give notice that the new steamship
VIRGINIA will positively lenye Philadelphia
the 1st dag Of February next, and the ship PENN
6YLVANIA IN a few days thereafter. Ono Of
these ships win leave each port every five days, and
will 60 through in is to 50 hours, and to OF from
Norfolk ii "a hours--oifering uryallcd facilities to
shippers ard passengers, economy and dispatch, a
voiding al irnusbipmenfH. Insurance will DO
low MS By the inland routes Each ship is provided
witltwo ofFrancis' Life Boats and have the cred
il Of being the bet Juih ships in Philadelphia. Duo
notice viii be given Of the time for leaving each
port. RANKIN a. WHTTLOCK,
Agents nj Richmond.
JOHN ROWLETT,
Agent Al Petersburg.
T. p. CROWELL,
Agent Mt Norfolk.
LEVI ELDRIDGE,
Jim f6--ff General Agent Phjir
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L. NEGROES.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust
executed to US by Obadiah IL. Woodbridge bearing
date the Goth day Of April, 1850 for certain purpo-
therein specified. shall proceed to sell, to
the highest bidder, the premises in the county
of Appomuttox. on Friday, the 25th Of April. 1851
the TRACT OF LAND, on which said Wool
bridge resides. and several NEGROES, named
Harry. Peggy, Washington, SC.
TERNs.-Seid property viii be sold for cash.
without other arrangements nre made on the dav Of
sale. Ro. STATHAM,
mar 9O-vlm RIO A HOMES iru<tecs-
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DONNETS! RONNETs!! ROM

- !!.--We viii receive in few days
splendid assortment Of Straw Goops. at every
prce also of the very finest quality of Silk
Bonnets in all colours pink, white, blue and
Ladies will call and examine.
ap lost B. Fl. & A. G. LEWIS.
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VA RI 6 TY.

ALMOST MARRIED.-At Huron, Erie
county, on the Sd inst, there wusa curious
attempt at marriage.
IL appears that relations of intimate
friendship bad existed between DR.. R.
and Miss B---for some few years, which
resulted in their presenting themselves at
the Episcopal Church for the purpose Of
marriage. The first portion of the service,
embracing the vows of the bridegroom,
were promptly responded to BY him. The
covenant of the bride was then read by
the clergyman, to which she promptly an
swered mol" The minister asked her
ii she was in earnest in what she said
"fes, sir" said she; "he has puriured him
sell, trified with the affections ofothers, and
| have but done him iustice!' And turn.
ing around she took a gentleman arm
and left the church. The doctor saws he
don't understand it, and declares his limo
ccnce.-Ctcreland ( Ohio Democrat.
WTE-MIsTREss-L mar
mes from love takes wife; who marries
Tor the sake of convenience takes mistress;
who marries from consideration takes a
lady. You are loved by your wife, regar-
dcd by your mistress, tolerated by your
lady. You have a wife for yourself, a mis-
trcss for your house and its friends, lady
for the world. Your wife will agree with
you, your mistress will accommodate YOU,
your lady viii manage you. Your wife
will take care of your household, your
mistress Of courthouse, your lady of appear
ances. Ifyou aresick. your wife will nurse
you, your mistress will visit you, and your
lady will inquire after your health. You
take walk with your wife, a ride with
your mistress, and join parties with your
lady. Your wife. will share your grief,
your Mistress your money, and your lady
your debts. Ii you are de,d,your wife will
shed tears, your mistress lament, and your
lady wear mourning. A year after your
death marriesagain your wife, in six months
your mistress, and in six weeks or sooner
when mourning is over, your lady.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
RI. rr,s-,sa-sa OFFICE OF THEY'VE.

IT sa:4..s.Hz.. CINIA I'M TENAESsEr
RAN rom CONPANY, LYNCHBURG,
March 9Th, Is51.--The Board Of Directors Of
this Company. hive ordered rcquisition q
five Doara per share upon all the stock wbieh
has been subscribed payable on the 18th April next,
being the lith upon the old subscribcrs and Sd up
the ncw. Aud further requsition Of Five Dol
lars per share payable on the LIST May next being
new. Delinquents viii be required TO pay interest
in all cases. +. g. MORRISON,
March 10-tIM Trca.,,~.x
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cTAPLE DRY GO0Ds.4-we wo,

- ask the attention OF Merchants ard Farmers 70
an exapaiuation Of our stock Of STAPLE DRY
GOODS, which is very large, and viii be sold at
very low prices, many Of them having been par-
chased very cheap at the New York auction sales.
One mice only at the cheap cash store of
an INA, b. II. & A. G. LEWIS
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nigesliOn L.

DrGEsrIos is chiefly performed IN the stomach ny
the aid OF q fuid which freely exudes from the in
ner coat ofthat organ when in state Of health, cal
led the Gastric Juice. Thi. fluid i the Great Sol
rent Of he Food he Purifying, P,eseseiHg, and
sin ela,iHs agent of the stomach and intestines-
Without ii there cen r no disestion-no conversion
offood into blood. and no nutrition Of the body but
rather foul, torpid painful and destructive condi
ton of the whole objective apparatus. weak hall
dead. or injured stomach produces no good Gastric
Juice and hence the disease, distress and debility
,,-bfrh
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- Nh tKhE1H III. q TN EEK, DEA-
EyA LERS IN CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
sA4-4zs' JEWELRY. Strc and Plated Ware, Nj
: afy aad Fdncy Goods, l0S Main STREE. Richmond
M E, ~ c
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TOHN III. TYREE, has removed his Of.
y fee to the same building. where he will be ready
at all times to attend to his friends in the sale Of
Tobacco. &c. an lots
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yrs.nr.ssa NEW CARRIAGE, BUG

p-nEfSA NEW CAKRIAGE,B BUG
rESzszz4S6 q Y aud Saddle Horses Sc.-We
have Just started a first rate new and comfortable
Hack, with gentle horses and careful driver which
we will hire out on reasonable terms.
We would also call attention to our stock Of Bur-
gy and Saddle Horses, which are equal to any in
market. Apply at our auction room, on Main st.
mar Vets MOSBY & H0LCOMBE.
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New-Yorx Advertisement.


I'M ASSsE ~ MITCHELL, TOBACCO
III and General commission Merchants so Front
Street, New York.
Jan. 6--w6mo-
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IT AIDES DRESS GOODS, dc.--

II We would cal the attention q the Ladies % B
splendid assortment ofblack and coored Silks. be-
rare delaines, foulard silks, printed iaronets cling
hams, lawns ribbons lsccs swiss musias, erDbroil-
cries linen cambria hdk'f-. kid gloves checked
n1uslins Indies and children's shoes &c. All which
will be sold very cheap for cash and At one prize
only. Ian 1O-3tl b. n. & a. O. LEWIS.
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BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
rptI:f.EC NOTICES IALL.- ~

tpUAsEEG sfiALLsct
d out for Europe the latfnr end of April. ard
will execute any orders TINT the merchants Of tho
Stutc my give me- for GonirgissioR upon the cost
II the goods n all cases. the orders must specify
tho lSird of goods needed, and Payment IL money,
credit Of satisfactory character, furnished up
some English orAmercan Banker 81 unqlestion-
able standing must accompany the orders.
Richmond Murlb Aim u n IDNDfN
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IL. EXTENSIVE CARRIAGE
e3gslF,x CARKIAGE MANUFACTO

-.------1--- Rk-FRASRLfYb between 10th and l7th
streets, Richmond, Virginia.--Thc undersigned
keeps on hand and builds to order, Coaches, Char.
so'ess' Roeiareys. Baroucies Busries &c, in the
most sashionatle styles, Of the best materials and
workmanship; Gu terms to suit the purchaser. Es-
peeiai attention given TO all kinds Of repairing,
From the specimens Of work sent from INV shop
latter myself, have given satisfaction, and with
determination 10 merit continuation of tho liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned
pledges himself to renewed efforts to please.
ap l0-3m MOSBY JOHNSON
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TVOW AND FLAX LINEN, 0O(

Il yards Tow Linen-3,000 yds Flax Linen, in
store and for sale very low by
ap lots MCDANIEL &, LEE.
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DISsOLUTION.-THE FIRM OF Nc

nISSOLUTION.- FIRM OF Nc
H. CORKLE & SIMPSON having expired by
limitation, is this day dissolved, and the name of
the concern will be used only in closing their BUSH
ness.
Those having claims against the concern viii
please present them for payment, and those indebted
will oblige US by settling their accounts as early as
possible.
We beg leave to tender our thanks to our friends
for their liberal patronage, and respectfully solicit
further continuance of the same the concern
SAMUEL McCORkLE,
CHARLES SIMPSON.
Lvnchburg December 3lst, 1850.
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N0TIIER SCIENTIFIC WON.

IA DER, DR. ]. =. HUUGfIIUNS FtfSiN !
Tho rae DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
JUIcE-A e-rcat Dy,pepsia Crrer.-Preparedfro from
Rcnnet. or the fourth Stomach of the Ok, after de
rection. Of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. S. HOUGHTON, NJ d., No. IL
North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
Duspepsir. Jaandice Lirsr Complaint, Consftpo-
non and DEBILITY, Curing after Natures own
Method, by Natures own Agent the Gastric
Juice.
~ Half q teaspoonful of P EPsIs, Infused in wa
ter will digest or dissolve Eve pounds Of Roast Beet
IN ai,1,rt ~. q hn,rra ont Of the stomach.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17

can be Obtained from Natsres orn source Of supply
tile heaihy stomach The pure digestive princi-
pie PIPsIS, may really be extracted from the
stomach Of animals resembling man, thus forming
an artificial Digestiye Fluid, precisely ike the nat
ural Gastric Juice, fnits chemical powers, and fur
nishins n complete aud perfect substitute for it.
BY the aid of PEPsIS, or this artificial Digestive
Fluid the pains and evils of INDIGESTION, pYsPEP-
STA, AID LIVER COMPLAINT ARE SPEEDILY REMov-
I'd. JUST AS THEY WOULD ne By A HEALTHY sIoM-
,eH-ihe food Is properly converted into blood; the
body is nourished; good health and vigor rapid
" impaired to the whole organizations; and the d.
ge~tive organs share with the in this happy re-
a..
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EENERALAUCTION ANDCOM-

~ MISSION HoUSE.--GAaIaSp & Ropis.
SOW corner Of Cary aud Goth Sis, on the Dock
have Tor sole on accommodating terms -
so cases Ynuria Paste
100 do Beck s. Co. do :.
$50 do r. G. Paste and Stick
80 do Ferdinand & Isabslla do
10 do @. G. rastc lieoNcR.
10 do C. w do
20 do r. x. H. do
30 do G, O. do
500 whole ard so half bbls. Brage's Family
200 barrels Hlags's best Supcrfno
800 do do country Supcrfpc ~
GOO kegs Old Dominion Nuils. all sise. and dc..
cripdon,
80 baskets Olive oil, very superior for table use.
80 bbls. Bumgardncr's old Rye !
90 do Aiillcr's do wnisxr
10 baskets Champagne Wine, very superior
10 cases superior Gin
II ties superior sugar cured Hams
~ trails Hard Shell
20 bags soft she'll Bordeaux ALMONDS
la addition to tho above we have on hand for
family use, Almost superior article Of old Antigua
Rum, and a few demi ohns Of No. | Por, Wine.
imported direct from England 70 this market du
ring the past euramer.
We arc also daily expecting further supply Of
choice Segars, now ON the way from Havana
GARLAE" & ROBINSON.
Richmond Jan E---1On
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GALE or yALUABLE lots and

consent to the above sale. L. 3. PADGETT.
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mANUFACTURGNG

sup't transportation Chesterfield Railroad.
a., f-,o3an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
Pcnsin and Rennet.

PEFsIa il the chief element, or great Degesfing
Pylacsple Of the Gastric Juice 1t will sweeten pu-
tri1 meat more aifectually than saeratus, and will
retard putrefaction more powerfully than alcohol
1t lie also highly stimulating to the nervous system
and to the stomach and other digestive organs. 1t
lie found in great abundance in the solid parts of the
human stomach and in the stomach of animals, as
the OK, calf &C. 1t is the material used by farm
ers IN making cheese, called Rennet, the effect of
which has long been the special wonder of the dali
~ The curdag Of the milk is the first process Of
digestion. Rennet possesses astonishing power
The stomach of calf will curdle nearly one
thousand times its own weight of milk. Ba-
ron Liebig, states that, Zone part of the Pepsin
dissolved in sixty thousand parts of water, will di-
c-st meat and other food" Diseased stomachs
produce no good Gastric Juice, Rennet or Pepsin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-17
4 ANDRETEE,s WARRANTED

II GARDEN SEED.--Just received. a very
large assortment Of the above Garden Seed and for
sale At u. Il. LYMAN'S, Druggist. Ast.
mar 12-fa
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[li INO.nNOAEY. WTIOLESALE

ssslSs TAT MANUFACTORY, No. a Main s.,
Richmond, Virginia.
Feb. l0--3m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
steamer Gtpsy.

A correspondent OF tAn "Dvltef from
Thibodaay, prefers i CHARGE agaiu4H the
the favofite Glpsy, "thet she carries the
mail for tho interior 70 Bayou Sara nuA back
20 Donaldsonvillc before delivering The
Tlibodanx Null" This charge II without
foundation and can readily be proven ia.
correct by calling on the Post Master at
New Orleans, To whom Capt Il. ingaria.
bly, returns his receipts and we are inform.
ed upon the most reliable authority that
they show the mails delivered on the cup
trip Of the Gypsy, Now II the writer
wishes to iinl tho rue cause, he he'd bet.
ter overhaul the Donalasanyille aml other
Offices. The Clip is too great u f~avoritc
with us, and her officers too well known
Cor their positoness TO allow us to permit
other. to be slandered with impunity, The
writer certainly slept in No, 10, or
enjoyed the luxury Of being seated at the
first table, or ofa quiet evening listening 10
the scotch evenings" Of tho immitahlo
IRE, OF he could never have penned n word
70 the prejudice of either, boat or officers,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18

Among tho many improvements that
have, of late. been made in our town, there
are none moro worthy II notice and com
menda,ion than tliat, which has Just been
completed under iae supervision III III,
Directors OF School District No. /. With
nh energy and 1eal that does them honor
and FOR which the community they have
thus served, should highly esteem them,
they have raised the means and built n
neat. camHnoaians aud comfortable school
hoase, containing two large and oapaeieus
raams for male aua female departments
respectively; and with d laadahle desire 10
promote the c~osnfast OF the school cllihiren
they have gone on and horacrea Tho pave
,acat Saeso o the lot and the yards with.
shade trees. which iii d short ,ine win.
not only Afford a Pleasant SHADE for the.
school boy sport or tho school gitl.s pass.
time. bur viii be al ornament aud embel-
lishnsent ct that part al the town. Such
men elniaently deserve to be Directors OF
a School District and should be retained
IN Office as long as illev lire malliaar ID serve.
We are sorry % End slsat tie PaEce Jury
have adjourned wsaAoat making pro-
vision Cor the Improvements Of Tue pahlic
Square near the Congs Hnase. The arnoant
ct money necessary for this purpose eoald
mot ~ better appropriate a. We Ind lsobed
that Tho matter would have been hspaght
nr and aal necessary provision made for its
early cousamaiinn--and we still hope that
the Jury w their next session via ADOPT
some efficient iaeasass for this purpose.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Far Tee Retcpp Rouge Gazette.
Protestant Celesry.
paroy Rar;ss. ,Iaanarv i6. 1874,

RaFoS Rauas, January i6, 1854.
lt compliance with tho earnest request
81 "TAMrny, = aud for the humane PM.
pose u eaiighieniag her curiosity ana
soothing her afflicted p~enera;ion for The
neglected. dead. wa hasten to answer heg
several intefogatoriess, and hope our state
tleat may prove satisfactory, MOI only to
the curious, but 70 all who eviacs an in
tefest III the resting place Of departed
ffianas.
III answer to "what has become Of
tAe money raised for the purpose Of encles-
iag the Protestant Grave Yard9.s We reply.
that tue sum OF seven hundred anl thirty
nisss 95-ioo dollars is safely secured in
thaisandSo Of \ responsible Commercial firm
IL this place, drawing 10 rerceat. interest,
aaa that one hundred ana slliFty III dollars
las appears per subscription isl. remains
unpaid: aud in answer 10 awhat has be-
{ omo Of The Committee Z" we Gun oaly
! ag 10 afflicted sTAsirlg. that they are ail
! tal residing ii Baton R0uge, ffee from all
intissasties. enjoying good health and Cue
parts. The laeaat raised fof llae. par-
lEose alluded @ being insufficient to carry
t'nt tle 81 a majority 81 tho doaors,
ile Committee have deemed It prssaeas 10
sleiay any further action until Con res
'icts upon tlseir petition, aud sllollld sllsy
'ail % aseat with success ii tlat lnaFter,
ether aaeans viii be devised 10 paocars d
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