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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-05
NOVELTY WORKS.

WEST ST., RALEIGH, NORTH-CAROLINH,
sILAs BURNS. Ea@N PROPRIETOR,
BUILDER OF
Steam Engines & General MacI1inist.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-05
Ramk StOck for Sale.


AN the 22d day of June, 1852, at the Court House
Pdoor, in the City of Raleigh, will sell TO the high
bidder 10 shares of Stock ia the Bank Of the State
As shares of Stock in the Bank of Cape Fear 24 shares
of Stock in the Bank of Fayetteville. The July Divi-
de nds TO belong to me and not to the purchaser.
Terms of sale six months credit with bond and appro
cseb r. no chooses 800 ~ ;tat e. az months
will be discounted.
PASCHAL B. BURT, .4dn1'r
of JAMES BATTLE, decd.
Raleigh May 81, 1852. STD
Fayetteville Carolinian will copy.
Raleigh & CASTOR Rail Road.
A SPECIAL meeting of the Stockholders of the
"A Raleigh & CASTOR Rail Road Company, will be
held at Henderson Thursday the 18th day of July
next for the purpose of taking into consideration the
negotiation of loan for the completion and equipment
of said Road and forming connection with the Moth
| Carolina Rail Road
! A nunctual attendance is requested.
GEO. W. MORDECAI, President
| Raleigh, June LIST, 1852. Sow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11
Mar. w. MILLER, Secretary.

AN All
ANouing Commissioners for enrico and Highland eo'tn.
ts agaiu 10 Ian off their counties into districts, and es-
tablish therein piuces for roltHg "a,
Be il enacted by the General Assembly, That the I2nd
and 74t sections Of the act passed the md Day Of Ap
1852 entitled an act providing for dncllng Tie counties,
the names duties and compensation OF the commissioners
and giving the county Courts the power OF rearanshS
said districts and changir The places for holding elections
shall be and are hereby amended 80 that me soio seco5
IS now enacted, with such amendment shai pe % o
ovs The county OF Hcnrico including as such the onnn-
arv of said county without the limits o the ciy OF isc
rond and including the territory within sald imts ohy
the and on which the Court House, Clerks Othee ana 1a
suid county may be, and the aGi owned by Inc county
dac.n thereto shall be laid off into four Districts ano Da,
vid Haxsll Thomas Burton, Francis Staples oomuti
t Hulce Daniel Gardner. Garland Haines, ih-.ds
Wes, Albert Aiken William Jennings "iha'nso" avg
lon and John Bolts shall be the commissioners i"l ak
The County o Highland shall be laid on into ve Districts
I'D ,musl Rnckman Andrew II Rvrd, Joseph Lnyne 10
.ah Hiner John Jones' Benjamin tieisher ana jacob
man shall be the commissioners lor Inc purpose. !
Notwithstanding the commissioners appointed ~ 5aio
act NAV have performed the duty thereby devosed on he
the commissioners hereby appointed for each OF said cnun
lies of Henrico and Highland, or naIoIly 'neleo' y'
before The fourth Thursday this month"; aV on 'ne
inio the number of districts before mentioned ncu'ns
"a Henrico what is before specified and they sha
"a accurnteI as they conveniently cam tue oouHe %
said districts, and shall number tue sa,he :" coy ~. w - -,
they shall establish least one ana nor toiS "n
n, votinp. and the House sh1 be tEe place f
of the places of voting in tho DISTRICT OF whch II may
n, and report Of their final action shall be rc'urne0
10 the Clerks Office OF their county Cous, 1hu oe " "
Clerk of said Court recorded ,
Nohnp in this or any other act shall preclude the 'oes
of either Of said counties from voting at any place OF o
established in their county, whether l. be IN iheir vi
not except that In the election OF 'hose thers
ouired 10 be elected in district by the voters lne1e' u
shall be received only the votes OF the iao
This act shall be in force from its passage. ,,,
Pissed May 9th, 1852, both branches OF uie Asi'u''
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ITTOrE IOHS r. CLOpTON.

.rbe Members OF me l practising in the Circuit Court OF
NJ, Court drsi,ing 10 ADOPT suitable Hicmnia Of he'
acct for the Judge of This Circuit whose Hcal cohEec
iinn with them is ahnu be dissolved BY the oprrn'ic
the oresca Constitution, assembled in Goocliand :
a ouse on Saturday ths 2ith of April 1882 and, on
of Walter D. Lcake, E.q., Col Peter Glerant we "a
10 the Chair and Narcssus w. Miller, Clerk o u - f
appointed Secretary. T..
john s. Fleming, ESQ., then explained tn" a,er oil me
meeting and offered The following reson'n' "nch "s'e
on MOTION unanimously adopted
upon the official and social intercourse which Tor ma'g years
has existed between and Judge John Copon %nos'
conduct us man. whose uprghtness ard aoly as
thai we regret the necessity which dssoves the connection
which has long and pleasantly existed between u.s.
Resolved That in parting from US ne carries WIN. ' ou
wormest wishes for his future happiness and snccess
Resolved That these proceedings be published IN Inc icn
mond papers, and copy be sent TO Judge @ Clnpt0H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11
For the Enquirer.
WHERE WAS THE PUBLIC CCaEDi


Where was Capt Charles Dimmock or :he evening oi
Lr;d,v les nj the hou safety o! the
house wns threatened by mob Where was Ihe Public
Guard or any portion of hem except the one sentinel al
the door IL has been and the boast of the friends OF Capt.
e. that he s almost the only individual capable Of ccn-
mandiug the Public Guard and capable Of enforcing me OBJ
sevance the regulations Of The United States army,
which s believe law for the government OF The Gnhd
Provided the Governors house Ind been guarded by United
troops appearance OF the mob would have been
sufficient ground TO have alarm, The whole compnny bul
this was no, done No. those on active duty were
summoned 10 the scene Of danger. Why was TINS
O"' - " MILITIA.
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TRIBUTE or RESP EC1

, rocu,r meeting Segensvlle DlvlsIon NO 'o ~. oI
Al Division Room Malch> >b. the following
hts einr and resolutions unanimously adopted;
has Almighty God, IN his WISDOM 10 remove
ds nv death our venerable and much esteemed rrnt
@ n,,her ROBERT COURTNEY who departed this ne a. ms
residence the county OF King and Queen OH tue 24h 0
last. Therefore, " =. ,,o,,l worth
.on Of character noble disintereed b. neT ence oI a.
seased brother, with the deepest sorrow, ~esu1Ai'
saion providence who cannot en- nv;.on has lost
Arm and zeaions advocate society Of us
and The church OF God devoted, benevolent anu f'
ber thc surviving comrar
Resolved deeply Of The deceased IL their
irreparable inss. ,,uony Of our respect and
be members hia Division viii wear me usas
badge Of mourning for thirty an III. minutes OF this
da eopy signed by W. and r. = oe .Gn EN- 10 @
Dvson anu brother and the editors o me Iats
Waos o @ Religious Herald Southern fa Richmona W @
Eaon.r with requss, that they give mem an W
veciye joumalS
JIrss S. SourHaArs, RS
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WHERE Is rflS BEATEN

At the Noun, Vernon Cotton Factory IN this place, two
females are dressing the of 25GO yards per day
each doing the work in five days in the week, for 100
Looms weaving yard wide sheengs. There gs also
spinning 300 hanks per day the ring and traveller
frame We state that this is not eqnaied IN ha
Manchester of America Iowel) Well done old Nr.ina |
Aierdndrta Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11

MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD-I texandria Ga
zete states that the the Manassas Gap Rail Road
have commenced running the Plains in Fauqoie county
The stages from Winchester will unite there Three car
loads of flour arrived that road Saturday. the rst Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11
TaE aINDIGNATIoN MEETING.

We publish below the account of this gathering, which
appears in Saturdays Republican, whose reporter acted
Secretary The meeting brought together by the fol-
lowing CALL which appeared in the Republican and other
papers on Friday morning:
NOTICE-This IL notify all good citizens who are
willing and at all times ready stand by the institutions of
the South and especially Virginia Laws TO meet at the City
Hall tonight o'clock, for the purpose OF holding an
Indignation meeting against Governor Joe or par
donine negro slave Jordan for killing young Jackson
Come one come ALL and protect your fresdos by putting
down all those who uphold murder MASY CiTlzESs
MAY I, 1852.
We did hear the speeches made on The OCCASION out
understand that the remarks of Coone Spading weren Inc
highest degree namma,o.y, and that Mr. '" F. watson Of
this city spoke with great eoluence and force in favor OF
investigation of the facts prior sweeping condemnation
and that the importance Of such prudent and wise course
was strongly urged by Mr. H. c. Mclaughlin OF Alexandria
who claimed the privileged being heard as citizen OF '
gina
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMI-WEEhL,
nv wI,.LIAM r. A. THOMAS RITCHIE, JR'
T E z NJ S:

TERMS: of.;eh
n Daily Paper dolarsper annu anu " E r ,hs Sami
s1rs shorter period than one Ser M az months
ly FIVE dollars per annun and three dollars m @ @ Nh.
m advance 20 be maid in office, renie" oy a po po'
SS doarS per % % :ce a. ay be rcmtcd per mail in good and
nann no.s at the risk oihe Editors ne postage aAki
~ nv s rrr The postage OF single seiier scarce.
rs ,ccnnni 10 the writer s the accumulation OF postage IN
which operates serious tax upon Editors
81 ieie TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ TIE DAILY ENQUlRER-Fur TEN Ees or less, FIRST IN.
ron ly and every succeeding Insertion
= sea and II hail cents -.
., rr,nor OF create engthexcrp, M
whoare charged loo dollars incuded)
~ IE SEMEW EEkLY-For TEN ncs less first insertion
:; .,rts: for each continuance 50 cents.
orders on distance bs accompanied with the advance pay
G 10 insure execution.
w OacrtsS and tributes respect exceeding eiSaf Hnss are
= rg.! fur edre' 'tiSeRenis.
All aud Marriages from the country whenever The
wllg unknown mus be authenticated oJ 'he
OF Postmaster the ncicborhood or they will
- that has been taken to p',Htnt
cS quzzes has proved hereoior. unavang we must
~ such upon the communications being certi.
- the Postmaster rrr on the h0ck Of the letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11

We understand that Mr. Newman Of Madison Is absent
from the House of Delegates, in consequent. - - 'a1 -
GUS illness of his father.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11

Mi,agy men will be interested in the militia bill
reported 10 the Senate from the committee on General
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11
From the Republican,


GREAT EXCITEMENT! LARGE GATHERISGl!
Never since our residence in this city, have seen the
snos of the people thoroughly aroused they were at
hc messing held at the City Hall last night Only day
notice of the call had been given, but the news had
spread like electricity throughout the various amhcaons
the ctv and all sections classes and vocaons of the
neone had poured out their hundreds express their great
ndenaon at the course pursued by Governor johnson in
committing the sentence Of the negro slave Jordan Hatcher
ho was Condemned to be hung for the murder of William
P. Jackson. - ,,,
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AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

The ASSOCIATION was called to order at OK ocIuck by Dr.
Wexford, President.
The minutes of the preceding day were read amended ao
approved.
Dr. BeyIad of Paris was admitted the floor Of the AS
sociation on motion of Dr. W. Horner of Philadelphia
and, on motion Of Dr. Wilson Of Virginia. Or. Howard o.
Dr. John Watson of New York, offered the following
Resoyed, That members Of the Association, having qucs
lions for scientific enquiry 10 prepare part o business C
the ensuing year, be requested TO submit the same in "h
10 the Chairman Of the committee nominations, and ha
the said committee be requested TO report on the nohha"
of the special scientific committee with the subjects 20 DC
referred 10 said committee their earliest convenience
Dr. Wood Of Pennsylv offered resolution umcndoto
ry of tic above which rejected and Dr. "atsons aeo
Dr. Atkinson of Virginia, moved resolution OF thanks
10 Dr. Isaac Hayes, for hs efficient aud satisfactory Iah
in dschagins the duties of Treasurer Also TO Dr. II. w.
Desnussure for his ability and fidelity, in dlschargng '"e
aborious duties of Secretary.
Dr. Green Of New York offered resolution, that at all i
tue meetings Of the Associaon all reports OF cnmn'
and all scientific contributions occupying more thah zen
pages of quatto post manuscript be accompanied by an
stract embracing principal points, DC read before
Association in place of the pnper and mat 'he
transmitted by the Secretary 10 the Chairman ol eac
ti6c Committee.
Dr. S,e of Pennsylvania moved the following
which seconded by Dr. Batchiord oil New olni "
unanimously adopted .,,n;
Resolved That the elegant varied and generous hospl
taty which Association has enjoyed during lis plc.
session. calls for is hearty and unanimous thanks, WIN
assurance that II never forget an entertainments
led even among the festivities of the "Od Dominion.
Resolved That the thanks Of the Association are neieu
presented 10 the Medical Society Of Virginia. 10 the
profession, and citizens of Richmond the Trustees OF o
United Presbyterian Church. the managers OF the D
vile Rail Road and the several public institutions IN tns
city, for the hospltabe of these bodies TO Proo'e
comfort and amusement Of the Association :.
Resolved That the Association returns its thanks III an
especial manner to the Commee Of Arrangements or te
ZEAL intelligence and good displayed in performing lis
numerous and important duties.
Dr. Simons called up his resolutions in regard to the ne
cessty of surgeons being always aboard Of eneant shps
,rhir were advocated by him. and adopted.
Dr. Hooper of Connecticut offered the following wnich
yysa adopted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11
MARRIED..

MARRIED on the 9Th in by Rev David Doseet hf
T SEAL 10 Mss Ann G. WOODY, all OF 'his cry
MARRIED the 9th inst: At at 81 n raw SI OF Ohio 10 viR.
EY third daugh.er John G. Mosby OF this cat!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11
JOHN NJ. LATHAM,
SCuu4i. AT BUCHANAN n

IN TUUNT1. NIIlUlNIA
rE SUBSCRIBERS School Will commence on
/ Tuesday IL Of June.
Tie scale sufficiently extended 10
o., youths . highest the University Of Virginia.
+: anvo Colleges.
situated proverbay healthy country and contains
remarkably mcra population. II very accessible Canal
Richmond lard passengers within few yards OF the
snacl.
TERMSTwo hundred dollars per session Of months-one
the l.. June and half the ls of Novcn
This charge includes all expenses, Books and saone
which c furnished by the sub crhcr at Richmond prices
New pg si charged the date OF entering, 10 the
end n the Session. - :,
Parents Of guardians wishing further information, will address
Paitonsburg the opposite SIDE OF
lts rver. the Post Office for buchanan.
arn! r.w WM H. GALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11
llUHAL.

nUpLEY JOHNSTON have removed the emily
cUpicd by M-ss GAY MATAsas Co No las Eagle Square,
receiving ant opening large and handsome
,e: Staple and F.ncy Dry Goo which they invite The
ssioR their former patrons and the public generally
TO TIE PATRONS OF TIE LATE CONCERN OF GAY, Ma
TiIEWS S Co, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
Having siua Salesman the Dry Goods Store Of
N.s nrrLhY JOHNSTON successo Sesss GAY MATHEWS
respectfully beg ask the a..enton OF the customers
whose employ have spent several the
sc desirable stock Of staple and acy Dry Goods
and upentd by h:m feeling warranted in assuring ihe
a as POSITION aided by The accommodating and liberal
.p employers shall be ab 10 render hem the ampess
,li..acu n WILLIAM G. FERGUSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11
EAGLE FOUNDRY.

r,IC subscriber the LARGE Foundry erected by
.!nsei filled with machinery OF the latest and most
,y, addition the Of Tobacco Flat
Nils prepared orders for Stationary Steam En-
.cu Presses every description, and kinds OF iron and
lie pledges himself TO faithfully and with
work entrusted 10 him. aud respectfully sGliclts call
"a. .,,rgli> ANA the public generally. PULP RAHM,
'' Carey be Pear 4! 10Th streets.
Tss,s prices paid for old iron brass and copper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11
,Dr !'IIlGISIA IA V kNTIUN

,tIt. !lNGiSIa kNEENIlOS
,.p. 6 C,RT..RS AHDpFjiNsAL AND PEKINEAL SUP
ffpnC;rE Tor relief and Pr lapsus UeIi, Of
, public: il has be. III for the last five years aud has
De- - by some OF the MOS en,isnt anu has proved
Rsygsyxcrs Francis IT, Strihng, D. Saunton, Va Prof
p.,-fN o. - LOUIS, Mo 3n5t Sears. NJ ID J I. Foley,
vi IL :. le " Draier:ce, Flint HI, Rappahann ,ck
e. jackson. D Woodstock, Val j. L. Housh, NJ D.,
S,r,y D " shingun, Rap; ahunnock. Co., Va john H.
rsI H. Col keyser, Luray Page Co.; VIM. s. Alsop. NJ
,IsvI, Va: :'ers nccnquan Prince Wllam Co.. Va.
i,f. I. ID Uruw,.. Il u fron, Royal Va
ADlE IS GRAY Agents, Richmond, Va.
TIE subscriber ans for The Pacntce) VII! sell the rig! OF any
g.. .u q A. tpriuratcd thai has been sJd
a5i postage paid >ae Mills Raprahannock County, Virginia
N.rii .-cw X y POWELL.
STOVES, RANGES. not AIR FURNACES, So.
TIE LATEST AND REST PATTERNS MADE
40 er>on doubt the advantages in the OF
y SrnvES Tin, Japnnned and Iron Ware, &C.,
The celebrated ENDLESS Chain Pnmp' has only 10 be
ISL 70 used PRsFEREScR any other Also
FuR,E AND SUCTION PUMPS.
Orders WILL receive especial care and filled promptly Mer
Surli-d Goods guaranteed represented and offered
M- LOWEST CASH PRICES. WIN. II ENSIGN,
III, a-il,.w,f lac v IN Street.
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OAK GROVE ACADEMY,

T u
TINE exercises this School ituaied within TWO miles OF me
Female Co Iesate Institute. the road leading from New
Cation C. H. will be resumed on the 2h oil Janu
by lSj2 terminate onthe 18th OF November ioilowing
Eain, at In. frst branches OF Mathematics
heretofore extended u
k socits continuance Of the same anu pdse
lse that pains spared the moral and mental culture
Il hnse entrusted 10 his care. ,oo
Board and Tuition session Of ten months soO
i Address JOHN l. CLAibohNE'
/ h. Gravel Hill Poet Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11
AYERS CHERRY PECTOkAL, >
foR TILE CURE OF COUGHS COLDS. IIOARSENESS BkoN
CIlrlS, GROUP. ASTHMA. WlIOoPlNG COUGH,

AND CONSUMPTION.
WaNi ;ears oftTnl Instead 'I i'npnirlns the
- t4oI: cou!:!chce in this meGlcine, has
~ 'nt Il az APPRECIATION aud uotorie;y by lar
tssea.Gt IL" m"sl sangulEe expectations oil
= lntoi, Nu:!,inc hut its Intrinsic virtues
~ re uiaI,,,akabie benefit conicrred on
-''u'Htis u sufferers, could ORIGINATE and
49,. =. = ~ atTvpu,",Ian II enjoys While many
...e''"i 'rl"r,"S :hru-, upon The community,
.a'e e e's'' AID seen discarded. this has gain.
Il :-.ougIS =, ...., - ,,,...l ,an.Ey. mn
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VIRGINIA. MILITARY INSTITUTE.

V,IE Boar. Of VISITOR. Of the Virginia Military Institute will NEE
me 2. Jun. next appointments OF Cadets All ap
e.o must be addressed posi- paid the Superintendent Va
aes m safe Cadets will exist from following Senatorial Dis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11

T.. Ir.,ue pays OF the State det for tuition
t o,ins feel tights medical attendance books stationery and
consideration thereof he required 70 teGch .%o
graduation The expenses OF the State Caeto himself
ION $50 $50 ,er annur according circumstances
Applications he received tor Pay Cadets The expenses
ssS OF Cadets from s2I3 10 S3oO LOT * moh'hs
VI :a'iinr ,
a;eatious l6 and 25
a' acer-ifce!oa from bodily disease or inhfmy Term
q a:-'sson NOT than more than FIVE years
esmuna the Stale Cadet applicant should state hat nc
h..ahic 10 pay his expenses -,
The prepared to make engagements Tor teachers
''a isc graduating class OF this year .- ;, .,,,rYr
Superintendent Virginia Military Institute
Gs Papers published districts, Will confer aVof On
ssi readers Us notice Of the vacancy.
s..t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-25
lXYGENATEp BrrTERs-A soyEREIgN

AXYGENATED BlTTERS-A SOVEREIGN
" REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, ASTHMA AND GENERAL.
DEBILITY, CONTAINING strongest
certified medicine in the world for the of Dyspepsia in nil its
such the Headache Heartburn ahual Acty Of the
Stomach Lo of Appetite Asthma Piles, lncpent Consumption De-
Cold Old diseases from imperfect dgeston
deranged condition the stomach aso excellent
surpassed by medicine in for females suffering from
or nervous asranednlenis
Among highly respectable certificates
the following.
Professor A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer T. =
FlTZHENRY HOMER, Esq, Boston.
MYRoN LAWRENCE President Massachusetts Senate
Hon L. H. ARNOLD formerly Governor Of Rhode sand
Hon VIM WOODBRIDGE formerly Governor Of Michigan. now u
SIS Senator. -
T. MoREHEAD formerly Of Kentucky now u S.
Senator. Hs.E
Hon J. /: SIMMONS, us. Senator from Rhode Island.
Hon SAMUEL S PHELPS U. S. Senator from Vermont.
Hon. WIN. UPTON, U. s. Senator from Vermont ~
Hon SOLOMON FOOT, Of Congress from Vermont
Hon. n FOSTER member of Congress Pennsylvania
fion NJ L. MARTINI Delegate from Congress
tory. ~ "
Gen. A. c. DODGE, member Of Congress from Iowa
4 r. r STOWE, Esq, Clerk in the House of Representative.
" IRoMBRlpGE ESQ.,, Detroit, Michigan.
GEO. W. JONES, Esq, Surveyor General, Dialogues Iowa.
sSsLPii hQsIE Esq 70 Wall street. Newyork.
hnnN p,na the highest can be referred
VINO VIII confirm all that
cine: DR. GEO. b. GREEN. Proprietor, Windsor Vermont
SAFES AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists No. 20 Merchants
For sale by J. WRIGHT Il CO.. ISL chartres street,
w ffee he Dollar per bottle; six bottles for Five Dollars
bottle of the Oxygenated
We outside wrapper printed in English Spanish
% o. Geo n Proprietor three sides and addition
Reed Bates Ann who the sole General Agents.
all orders must be addressed. Iul5 d6Wly
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~ ~ ~ NAwgILnMss. No. 3sS1
RY VIRTUE of and in Obedience to II, o,,a I.

n n '.f17t III VF7VVINIICV 10
H. & peeembsr y ISL by the Hopor
me Ihld District Court Of NewOreans above lad
WI proceed to sell public auction Rotunda Of The
oas street between Charities and streets on ER
insolvent: - - " o"" Vi inc creditors OF said
Or GROUND in tho city Lafayette No front an
Laurel Third Jersey and Second streets. auafe bounded by
p SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND at Alpier. +, Al.
Nv properly NOS 49, in SQUARE M ~
ana flnlre Avenues Alice " upIhdea
' 1ees t1eEs By depth Of inches eaeh iotsl
nsit an Nd In the city of Neworlean Second N,
Gus s sI square bounded by ua and c
50 feet with ali the o NO. = 80 feet n6 'front.' BY depth
Shares 81. CHARLES HOTEL STOCK "s' eN'
Of sale. - Ne'ai'' 10 ue gwen at the time
THss gt siandesd by aaid insolvent creditors
pring the second and nioro
VIII be defnively adjudcad to the @
o,T WI o'ne at twelve months credit purchase
sndd nron a s9ssn security and mortgage on hs
iaal9 ks '"' ''Si, yaaES r FRERET,