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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

Uc1S,s oEFICE, Pearl street, doors above The
splendid Lotteries FOR March. 1852.
Grand consGdaI letter. Class 2 t" h' az
pr prize S'' "f - g 1900 100 5U 100 Of 5 Tcses
$40; halves 5: quarter. ~.
Gas; NO. p ,S be csos Ba"%ss
$4,000 2oc lopon 5000 3a p 81 oo % Of $50 . OF aoe
&C. ICES: spl .E; LoTTERY FoE MARcH 9TH
Twenty drawn ballots ia each package n iwemyS mcse,s
satnTiay. MITCH 9Th - nos drawn rand Capitals prize
sSONlo 00W 10000 c@0o 900 Of BON" o. 2Nt) 10 al
ih "r 5,h drawn nunc 9Th th. sh 9Th lWh drawn
nnaIsIs So ,h ? T, o. l5 "a. f I, .T%s 4
S. Certificate Of package OF Wh"cs $780, halves slS Sd;
81 Two Dollar and half Lotteries Mondays Fri.
days Dollar Lotteries draw Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday
rIay Sales sinai! osrertl.c al hall past O'Clock A.
". Salcsin large Lotteriesciosc at hall pas; o.. -,
Orders for Tss in ay Of the My ees VIII
SUMNER co UIsSIi 81 MWD:0AhI NsTRUcTIoH
IL RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
Tgy If Summer obstruction IN the various branches Of
Medical Eln,a will be resumed Monday Isl April u'
der the following arrangement; ;c,,,rS ~
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy by CIIAS BELL GIBSON D.
Medicine and Pathology by DAVID H. TUCKER, NJ
Obstetrics Of women and Children by JAMES H.
CoNWAY.M;D r,-,,o,
chemi,rrv and rharn,acy,b b. :. MAUriN. " y.
Anatomy and Physrogy by CARTER p. jOllNSON,M D..
,ober with iGcmi.ion uing the m'nh Of August The plan
Of instruction that will he pursued viii cosls, Of combination o.
day preceded by esc examination non hc subject OF The pre-
Lectures ample tns wall ih"s be "Iowcd the sen; fo
reading and m the study OF the clinical cases which will be
any brought TO his attention. while the daily examination VIII
afford a stimulus :" c""cr ai'I}icaon.
the OF lGitmary
Medical College aud Of the ri rmond Aims iiorse
Abundant opportunity *i be afforded for The study OF PTaehea
Fee 70. The whole course. eco
Tickets will be Issued by the SssLrtnry o,,~so>.
March 2-t'stAprl Corner broad and Mayo elreets
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= W - - az : = Il e u % ID =.
EAGLi; >ili ARE. NJ. li3
iay receiving fing supply OF staple and
w fancy goods Among io area y IN Store will be found:
Rich pltin an. IL" T.l rnrrci aai black silks
Embroidered AMI rrG'ci litreg AMI Tissues
Plain and PRIME, Mnu-IlhS
SugcrlEc black do and Bombazlncs
Printed arC-c D5s4lGs
Rich printrd Chaliea
To. ETcniiints
Mau:Irs Ter G.a9hdms
English Prin;s. styles
French Lawns and Iaconcis
Black French (aT-ImeTea
ParaSois and Ladies UMBRELLA
Embroidered Sleeve, Cuffs aud Collars
Alexander Kid Gloves. ~ .,,.
March II FARMER BAY Ia ~ Nihho,
SPRING IUPoIsTaTiOI, 1899.
WE are receiving Of our "T:n IN; oTLati"I--
W Nc's st":s fancy an! mourning Ginghaiis
Heavy Manchester ia"
Plain black and black AMI white Prints
land Al rich cn2 aad Goub!e purple DO, Of lIy!ss ali,
o;hcr celebrated printers
Rich Iarcrc !c l.arcs
Plain. black AMI cr.oscd iare.rr
silk. paid aud rin'z IrIi"l DO
Rich chn;2 printed Grenadines
Splendid c!luz printed silk LGincs
Foulard silks: Paris I.awus
Plain and embroidered Swiss Musins
Plain and Strii'cd do
White Cani.rcJ IN lacnn.is; plain and striped 10
u = AMI J:co:.ri ~rn:ns nTr: Insertions
at n JI!;rta Rbh.,Ea
Irish Linens: 81 dyed i.iucr-
Brown "ld 5racirl linen lbris
Bcacird and brown ii"tr,-
Printed Quilting ana WrlI,acs white and bun DO 10
Kirby superior Pins ant! Se=,e-. &c. SC.
Which we offer 10 the trade al very low pricer -
March hENi. FAME u hENl'
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4sDiG - GRAY,
DRUGGISTS iSU pDTYErJPTES

aDiG H. GRAY,
DRUGGISTS 4 sd APDTHECIRIES.
No III. MAIN Sr ,RrcmMu&p, Va.
AVE hand uicr upc terms
Il credit responsible dealers varied
assortment Of DRUGS CHEMICALS. PAINTS OILS, GLASS
DYE STUFFS. &c. consisting i'll part Of
l,'trl lbs. Superior Indigo
2.nthl ns. Maitrr
2,Qt.l hs. Extract of I.oEwouh
~ kegs Su!er Carbonate OF Soda
30 bills EPSON Salts
10 Ibs Alum
bbl. Refined Canrhor
81 bbs c!ippcd Ingwool
IL b IL Rrdwnni and CalnwoOd
~ hh Venetian Red and Spanish Brown
2lEh lbs. Gl!c, American, Irish and Swiss
800 boxes Window Glass American aud French
10 boxes Prime C,st!e Soap
Ill boxes Starch
2.:GU sals. I.nsr"d 81,
200 sails Lamp Oil
$50 baskets wectDi!
sH.tHH lbs. Whit. Lead
2NRl hs. Rcd Lead and i,harsc
II bbs Narnshcs
Law liz. Gam Arabic
20 bills BlaHes Fire ard Weather Proof Paint
81 bills prime Cas;ar Oil
30 hhis Spirits al furpcnilne
eOOHW Cigars, Havana an! Principe
l25 dozen lnraibc Yeast Powders
cask Mace
Sutncgs
loo Cinnamon
Together apice Cloves Cream Tartar Flowers
sulphur Eoperas irazIcn Nicaragua Won the usual assert
Patent Medicines Of Fancy Articles and
ulv selected of Pure Medicines.
MarciIG ADJ, I. GRAY, III Main ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

NEW lAHDtp hEs. STORE.
FaNIIE undersigned having pan"r-p Under tho se
and rn Of p. j. MOORE IL CO. Tor tn" purpose OF c0nHuct'
Hardware business t' city have taken me STORE
Main do below Nessrs Purcell lau 20
p. I MOORE
w. McLAiN.
P.T. Moorc 6; Coz Importers and dealers in Focisn and
DcmcEr received C"nstiu'ion Ash.
WcEicrn. full aul complete assortment u"
English ;hc manufacturers in Birmingham ana
also tie manufacturers IN this country NC are IN
receipt extensive Of American Goods Our FLOCK
OF Hardware. isnuw complete consisting III part
Buck bone vnry and handle Table Knives and Forks
Ivory handle Table Kni-es and Forks. IN cts,o pieces
Rodsc sand Wnsi.nholm's fine pocket Cutlery
Comm n Pocket Cutlery Of |, 2.3 and / blades
Scissors AMI Shears
Halter Filth an,i Well Chains
Stock Pad Cupboa ri and Chest Locks
"Carren;er's" genuine AL imitation Rim LncEs
American Locks. various patterns
Files, Chscls and Plane Irons
"iSa!lron's" Grain aud Grass Scyihes
Wedding l1lilrg Hos
Anyils. Vices and smiths R,'nws
Castings. Nails arl Hnr-a Shoes
sEavlor d Co. ~ Ca AMI Shear Steel. all size.
do do do d,
And all other articles usra un Hardware stores Having
purchased goods exclusively cash enabled TO sell on
The mos; ard determined 10 do 81 for cash or 10
nInra customers m six month. va respectfully solicit our
friends and the public re1crall? examine our sock
~ ~ " T. +. MOORE & co,
No. Sc Main street
The subscriber the employment Of Me'' w
G. Donnan OF this city, pleasure IN calling the ae'
ton OF his friends and the public u: aao.e lie trusts iha WIN
many wears experience M Hardware ira e. Close attention 10
his business and earfc desire 10 satisfy All "o may Pao"@e
the firm. 10 merit confidence Of the pubic gsnrra!y
oI-dlwics;a l. l. h'INI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

- sUny rxecui my hands lsdi. Al Eg Will
ID liam House. MONDAY. the ~! Gay March next
cha, being day SELL by public auci" thu hsh - der
eighteen Negroes br"roITg Of "ma W = Gregory
lccd-nust Of t!,cm young aud likely Terms. Cash
WIN. ". TURNER u. :. for X ". Fox Sheriff,
kInrW liam Conn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

sCHR POLLY BELL TOH SAI.I; AT AUCTIOG.
b. sod SATURDAY tie @"
~ mcGcn. O'Clock the The county N
Rockets schooner Polly Hti unloading T5p
near said wharf She as recently ovc.haueh ard
ie!, hurilcn WAFER well
a,apcl for trade anu :istcr,'
TERMS cash. balance 'unllh- III interest adGea fer
negotiable By rI the
March lG-tds JAMES VI TAYLOR. AGc;r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

ssESEy LYMAN imuurler and Wholesale dealer every
~cr;ron Watches. in receipt of very extensive
stock which thing
OF red IN s city To dealers offer the alvan,as ever
in t, branch s Richmond Buyers will do we'll to
min. u;, stock previous king puchasrs;
HENRY IiYMAN'S. % Main street,
Importer Of Watches ard Guns
B-A quantity Watch materials hand. selected for coun
v Watch. makers and dealers be sold low for cash
Watches and wery CAREFUL. repalredby experienced orEheh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
BlSOOIiS, BELL & i;O.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBEKS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,

No. IL, Pearl Street.
SSF e have commanding" and carefully selected
- stock Teaonahe Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods which
offer small advance cash. tho usual cre To the
virginia and Nor Carolina trade We will be constantly receipt
Fresh Goods. and friends that stock, during the
whole shall be otc obc found this
other market.
We desire particularly city merchants and the trade
generally call and stock al Prints, Lawns, Cling
hams, cord and white Embroidered French Musins Barge dLaiGs
Lama Coha, striped Poplms, Cha!Ics. &C. DC which
confident will b: found 10 be the largest and choicest offered III
this city
and hcacel goods other heavy omeI.
tic goods conpcc aud offer ,cn usual, sall
wecaTncy soc call from merchants before king tlc
purchases BROOKS, BELL. " CO.
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

SANDY POINT FOR SAIL AT AUCTION.
ESIlE undersigned prevented by requiring his uadi-
vaed attention cisew here rpm residing on ! arm will sell
publicly (uncss previously sold privately OF which due notice
will be given AT the nonebrook Hotel In ccbuS on Wenes
day the Goth day May O'Clock NJ without reserve or
regard weather. that valuable highly improved and heavily TIM
bered known SANDY POINT situated on James River IN
the County OF Charles City Va IL miles below the city Rchnond
and 80 miles below city Of Peters burg.
This fac body Of land contains @ and has been advania
geousy divided into Jour well located farms with dwellings.
modious barns and five valuable late OF ubered land
exclusive ample allotment OF wood and timber for each farm
Persons DESTROYS Of investing lands quality often in
ket. invited To examine this estate.
Printed bills giving the quantities the Subdivisions &c. will be
furnished, and accurate plats exhibited ircants.
Possession given the moered lands Immediately after sac OF
Tie farms the end of tie with the privilege of following and
seeding wheat.
fifth cash balance in five annual ;nstaneEc for the
farms inbe!ed lands third cash and three annual in
and be occurred by
deeds approved endorsed negotiable bonds
Il. u. boiling.
. & Cnns aurts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

FAIk, .NULASoI.S' S1V'
- n IIUnS. ORLEANS SUGAR fine 20 choice quality
g w III bills Coffee Sugar
% hhds prime crop Cardenas Moassc'
10 ihls strictly new crop Po:'n RICO hoIas'ee
ltrl hacs prime Rio Cofec
lnh BAGS prime I.agua:ra Coffee
IL bales Mocha Coffee
~ ha chests and boxes GGnpo"isr Tea
% half chests Hack Tea
hhs No HackeFci
i,sl half and quarter bbls. ana kits No ] Massere
- whole and half bbs family Roe ficrrngs
Ia, ILLS Ta!.fcrru. Fiour-rocGivins am! for safe
N,rr b.. III.
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EY7E have Just received Spring Nails consisting in
! w part Of
| Box and LinnZ Nails
IlogsicaI, Fence AID Finishing Nails
Cut Snikca from 10 6 inches
Gut Nails rom sdy Ody-wi,h full assortment Of wrought
and horse shoe Nails
Farmers, Mechanics and TbacceniEis in want OF su
pernr article wl please call at aSD JOHNSTON co
MarchlS Sign OF the Cross Cut saw, no ~ Nam -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

! STOVES, EAyGES, HOT AIIt FURNACES, &C.
| TIE LATEST AND HIST PATTERNS MADE
duui advantages m inc use 81
| "a slows Tin, JHpnnned and Iron ~ arc, ec''
The celebrated ntlless Chain Pump has only I" ue
Euown 10 be PREFERENCE to any o'r A7o
| FORCE AND SUCTION PUMPS. 80 ., a..
rr viii receive especial care aad me: poiPT et
cue. cue r 1rt.ST CASH PRICES WI. II. ENSIGN,
| "a, ~, a. tl,w,f l;G Main SrcG:.
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yENlS valuable property. eighty miles from Rich.
mnnd the James River and kanawha Canal large Brick
House with burs and of all good
condition. and full operation, with extensive corn Gus
valuable Dwelling House. Mcs House. Shops and all other
useful with n"ay
hundred good Ian! be found in Alhcmarc
county, half cleared and high cultivation the
half woods Tie subscriber offers this property private
the 18Th u April winch time will be exiscd 10
public sold before and If sold hc'nre tina; te due
lice shall be -iven. Terms made suit purchasers.
addressed Warren p o. bemafle county rost
paid, will receive prompt Alteration.
N,r IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
so ~ MAIN STREET.
HEAv and offer sale large and varied assortment
B. I Saws consisting in part Of
Spear Jacks,n's Hand, Panel, Rip and Tenno Saws
American do do do do DO
Superior Steel. Grass t,u Mil and Pit DO
Hoe Co.'S Cast Steel Circular do
Compass. Key Hole ard Webb do
Wood ana, PRUNING Saws good article
Those wishing pu chase will call examine the stock
March is ANDREW JOHNSTON e. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

| hGRICCLT UiAL WAREHOUSE.
Machines
and Horse Powers Threshef5 Drums.
Fan Mills different Sasd Drills different paterns Corn
Mills earn and Cob CruShrs Cutters, Corn Shelters
rie;y hi side riouahs arroNs Grain
cradles raurs which will be mad: in the best
ner and nInra.ed rlcrns My Horse Power and Drum with
er,lny tested three and uniformly pro.
| O be the u
Machines repaired the bes, Castings iron and brass
| fur,isl,I .ior notice. II. BALDWIN,
| V,rr,, las
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| So REDUCTION. 90
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT Br STEAMSHIP

SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT BY STEAMSHIP
ROANOKE TO OR FROM NEW YORK.
TENtiE ELEGANT doubecngn side. Wheel steamship ,.t~
i ROANOKE Lewis Parrish, Commander. leaves <<rssSs.
New York regularly Saturday afternoon al 3S~4L
O'Clock returning, she leaves Ri:hmond regularly 7ItS
Tuesday afternoon o'clock stopping Norfolk and
returning.
90 3S hours from Richmond New York and % to %
hours from Norfolk 10 Now York.
and meals including Accommodations redu
ced $40 10
Seeragc passage only 90
Measurement goods will hereafter he brought New York
per foot LuDLAM d PEASANTS Agents, New York
MarchT LUDLiM 4 WATSON, Agents Richmond.
SPRING STYLES.
WOULD inform iIenda and the public, that lIav. the
Spring style, OF Hats Those who Of something @
handsome for the head will call in No. ISL Eagle Square
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

GEVI BUSINESS AND NE" GOoDs., =,
IN 10 tho remainder the Goods purchased Of the lax
firm OF Warren rariss Brown am receiving my sprins
sunny embracing large and general assortment OF staple D
nnIs and will weeks entire spring socs C'
sny II goods usually kept IN the pest resa e.
,h; hmcn,s: all of which offered the most favorable
terms ami aeny solicit tho patronage OF my ends ana n
| customers the !a!s firm. ,,, = ur.,prS
March Is VIZ. q. W HtNiNL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
SIili1EIs RETREAT.

yE7E arl public House nine mile from Rich
Frederick Raj Road where he arei
10 furnish neal refreshments visitors, and board By the week.
II Ills very ard IN no, wcai' cooler
he The fds tho
wish tiIcir own
The Mountain koan wv u'
from he ~ eow Tavern
There are ponds mile from the li"a IN WHICH mere
wishing GOOD days sInit had better
y Them Those Of cunning inDn'd that there - always
|
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

I TO COUNTRY MEKCHA NTN. .
SPRING STOCK OF CHINA. GLASS AND EARTllEN"hRb.
,s1HE would ask call from all in want OF the above
goods His terms cannot ial To please anu ms
tho Ensian! France anu New Engahu
W,r.b !, No III Yves: Min
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

tE Subscriber has received. from New YORK.
Pa.-ps AMI inorc. large and handsome selection OF
Sg Dry Goods importation, the examination Of
x he ,sr:tiy his customers (br! in the city and
:T . III" public generally, he conte there cannot DC
" -! I general end select stock
Eli THOMAS u. QUARiES, No 229, Broad Street
y.eh Is-... Shockoe Hill.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
vENTE nEMtsE
ETAT DI IA LOIIstANErParoisg
A'Ifst baton Rouge
GU depann d0tr TN h6isilBts District 4
maialenaa0 aa 5lbetne Ddtrsk.
=, w. OaHgY, IL Co. 4N

E-I# sFEITF@$
ID 81 BgAuhEaAHD
I'm yEit1't dm writ de- Plus fl. addressA
IL aushafif de II ~pafoisss DIST Bateti Holgs,
paf lli6tofabie G6tir dH sIkibme district
indieiaifa dams OF p6tf Ia pafoisss dEst
Baton Itesga, Fiat de- III 1ouisiane, J'es4
posefai oh venla pabliqHe, Hamedi IL Gins
Jour dc MAILS ptoehain 1852 O III porte
Dc ID thuisoii Do Ceur daiis ID vile de- Ba.
ton Houge. d II heur du nntip, teus
les dfoils, t1lfes, intdfdts II p~f6tentiofs di
defetdenr dams ct d Ii pfopri6te %suivHnt,
livfe paf ia sitsdlt defendant pour payer,
ct satisfaife 10 judgement, int6f6t OF fais
dams 10 process d dessps, sayoir.
I'm lot do teffs sittt6 daiis estte phttie
de- Ia vile dc Buton Hefge, arpentee phr
fen Il. 1jeauregafd 81 d6#ign6 eur 10 plan
snppIdmentaire do Ia dite yille eotntne lot
No. 5 de l'ilet No. 1. mesnrant soixante
pieds dc taee sttf Ia rl1s Government OF cent
pieds Dc p%rolendeur Of s%oixante pieas sur
ID rue Espagnele-aussi lot No. ] 10 liles
GG, m6surant cent vinet pieds, plus OH
meias, sur Ia rie do l'Affique, par 60 pieds
sur ID rue Macmillan, plus OH noins.
Goaaaioas az IN Ve1ue--A iii credit
De douzs nois, dn jour dc 10 vetie. lao.
qudfetr f%oariiifa son obligation ayee 81.
eurite a%pprotise, pltftant interets u taisof
de hut polir cent. dn lopr de Ia vsille.
fey. l4-4fs. r. Y. U1BfN, ShetT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
yENTE HEMIsE.

ETAT DE la LOUISIANA,
Paroisue d'Est Baton Rolge-Cour du
Sixieme District.
Wv. D. HAaAtpsos, administrator.
10 NO. S4G,
tYptA A. nj. RAsALpsos, and HEs-
ny q. Yensa
I'm yrrta dun pvit de 4. fl. adfess6 ali shefil
H do Id pafoisse dtsat Baton Kougs, par lhot.
ofabla ID eouf du sixistne district jndiciaife, dams
81 rot.f IL pafoisse ct Etat sttsdite, J'exposefhi ep
ychte p%ubligae, sanedi b Cine jov as MRS,
1869, d II hetlres da matit, tots les dfoita, tittes
intereta Of pt6tentiefls des dofendsufs, dams Of b ID
p~ropridt6 .s%uivante, savoir. Un certain f1oreea,,
Dc terra STUD dalis Ia paroisse d Est Baton Rouge
Of borne CONNIE suit al nerd par Ia vile de Port
Hudson Oh Ia ligne de Ia ~paroisse, u iouest pat
lie iienye Mississippi, Ct II 6tant 10 meme aegue.
rer paf le dsfsndeuf q Ia yeHie do James A. Ran
aldson. decide, ct cohtenant einq cents ACRES, plna
Oh moips--la yeiite aura lien h Ia porte do Id mai
sol, de- Cour dams Ia Wills dc Baton Rouge.
Conditions de Ia Teufe-A III credit de deuze
hnois. i.aeqiersur ~foufnira son obligations. .avee
s6eurite aprfouy6 ct hypothaaue retenu jt,squ'au
payemeat final dc l'ebiigaiion-ayec intkrets q
raison do huit pour cent, du jour de - vente.
f6v. 1dt4fs. Fl. y. B.ABfN, sh65g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
Tho Presidency.
"The order OF tho Lone STAR

\ We have had a copy of the Constitution
aud Bylaws Of this order, placed upon
Iour table II affords us much pleasure to
state that DR.. Wren, President Of the
general Assembly Of the Order, Coil.
! r. Rayburn. and d. Michel, Esq, arrived
IN our city yesterday, and that fifteen more
of the Order viii arrive here Of the Gypsy,
this morning. The above named delega-
tiou zones 70 u city in accordance with
the wish OF q number Of our citizens. for
the purpose of chartering a division OF
.she order at Baton Rouge. Gentlemen
desirous of becoming members a obtain
Information as i The necessary steps to
obtain membership BY applying 10 either
Of the gentlemen above named, who may
be found at the Harvey House, or to Mr..
| Nickel. The order IS increasing with
great rapidity wherever there has been o
division established. The following is the
preamble to the Constitution Of the
Order
PREAMBLE. - We. the undersigned,
members of .The Order OF the Lone
Star" DESTROYS of extending the area Of
Liberty, and believing that liberty and
rcpublicanism are essential to the llappi-
ness OF man, aud TO the full development
Of his virtues and intelligence. and that it
is tie duty Of all men to aid others 10 the
extent Of their ability, ii thc pursuit OF
happiness-regarding il as one 81 the first
duties Of American republicans. to Ell.
deavor, BY NIL lawful and proper means,
70 ditfuse lhronghout the world the prih.
ciples of liberty aud r~epnblicanism, as
transmitted ID them W their ancestors
to comfort and aid the weak, to cheer and
sympathize with the oppressed-have. al
4 means Of carrying into effect these prin,
ciples and objects organized themselves
into The Order OF the Lone STAT"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
H. The Advocate complains ebe

H. The Advocate complains about
Mi. Me- aseheou's veto upon the Con-
! vention Bill, Il would seem TINT this
gentleman Is altogether wrong--while
Mr., Chapman ttis colleague from this
pariAh) Is altogether right, upon this qaes'
tion---and yet, most strange contradiction
s. they both voted against IL.
The Advocate says Mr.. Chapman was
not opposed 10 Il In renlity--that he only
Voted against 1t because he thought the
people wonld not have time enough. 70
y understand Ii before being called upon ia
vote en- Il. Ot course he Ii 10 I've excused
for voting against u, and MIR, MeCuteh.
con abused because he voted against II
on account Of d pledge he had made q
that effect before the election. How very
generous,
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H. We have received ue "sSth An
nual Report Of the Kentucky Institution
for the Education az the Deaf and Dumb "
We have not had time 70 ge Through viii,
H. bus Il affords Us much pleasure to leet'
from ID that The Institution Ia In a ileaes
ishiug condition, Louisiana hes ten po'
pills AZ this institution n from Baton
Keugc, Marcus Chatham, who, i affords
us much pleasure 70 see by The report
observes particular communication for
his application, Improvement aud good
behaviour united"
Mr., Wm d. kerr, who For many years
Oiled the situation Of an assistant instrOct'
or, has recently resigned, having received
the appointment of n superintendent OF a
new mstiuution, at Futon, Missouri, Mr.
Kerr has had much experience Ia the ih'
s,ruc,ion Of mu,es, aud we hope his use.
iulnesa will he increased III the new
sphere 10 which his labors have been
Transferred,
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s2a2.774 So

A Fox's REVENGE. - Tie Rev. I.
Murray, in his Work on Creation, tells
the following story:
An old and respectable man Of the
county OF Montgomery, used frequently
to relate an anccdote of a circumstance
which be saw. n his youth lie resided
ON the banks Of the Hudson river. One
day he Went to a bay on the river in or
der 20 shoot due rs III wild geese. when
he came to the river lie saw six geese be-
You'd shot. He determined to await for
them to approach tile shore. While sit.
thug there, he saw a fox come down to
the shore and stand some time and observe
the geese. AT length lie turned aud went
into the woods. and came out with a very
lhrge bunch Of moss iii his mouth. He
then entered the water very silently. sank
himself, and then keeping moss above the
water, himself concealed, he loated among
the geese. Suddenly one Of them was
drawn under the water, and the fox ooll
appeared on The shore with the goose on
this back. He assembled the bank and
found q hole made by the tenring up Of a
free. This hole he cleared. placed III tile
goose aud covered il with great care,
strewing leaves over 1t. The fox then
left and while be was gone. the hunter
nnburricd the goose, closed the hole. am!
resolved 10 await the Issue.
En- about half an hour tlie fox returned
with another in company. They went
4 slg-xntj.. ~ ~ xfrro ..yEaxa 4tsn rnx,ea lind
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n.y. The Democrats arc to hold a ION.
yen,ion at this place, on the second Mon
day lii March, to elect delegates to the
National Democratic Convention. Is 1t
not time that our Wing friends were NOV.
ing IN the matter Of a Convention. Some
weeks since we noticed the fact that the
Bulletin and Republican had proposed Q
time md place for holding the Convention.
Since then tho Bee hns taken tho matter
In hand. lie, Us hear from you gentle
men.