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rHng n,.,s,s, oevHF b hoNTAsATts MY rsssols bs
BY YAv VIRTUE Of writ of plurius er facias to
ID me directed by Third conrts Newor
the entitled will proceed to sell public anssn
March 5s Il; i s ssl8:s a one story
lS1 x H2ssp M w.t., ss e. siFy
situate suburb number M @ ron
street feet ten inches and
ss aa in ~ The above 3Ss suit JAMES r. FRERET
f5 is IS mis- S ''' '' he Parish OF Orleans
sovs9 sIaSh VS. 80 joseph 4ss bRoe
gpY VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale to
u me directed BY the Fourth D.,ris; Court Of New
Sa asa sga Ct ss c 's
PsR s
q s Sy in the bounded By Ph d a.
S ,sss % 'f ss and On the
fsei &c side nearest Grasyr street and ne hundred
b g. dated December 1850 ard deposited in the office OF
A seized 4 SiG ID IN sss S'' su Fable '''''y
TEaa n cash satisfy certain pronssory for the q
a. payable one yra, after dad five I ssg %
bear interest eight cent annun from maturity until final pay
and dollars IS, dated
etc. together with dollars and fy costs protests three
dollars cost Of copy act with interest
fe6 Is 90 mhs Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
Foears Ds,nsz eooHr DoNfoRp !,ss coLauHouS
DY VIRTUE Of a writ of tieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court q New
oans the above entitled viii TO sen AT p au
Exchange ST. Louis street between
Chnrtres Royal Streets MONDAY March 10, 1852 at IL
o'clock NJ ,,,,,, ,,.,, ,,,,,
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, TOGETHER WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND terento belonging, situate
Deo Municipality No Two Of this city, in the
bounded PhlpIa Streets Triton Walk and Mobiles
5 asd % s n~n % &c o a
Of March 1882 deposited the Office a. R. Strnger
tnrv Public Said lots aaon each othe md
English twenty feet front on Jul sesthy
hundred and feet in depth
THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS consist Of
ONE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE. TWO TWO STORY BRICK
KITCHENS, AND ONE ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE.
Seized in the suit.
FERNS cash the spot. JAS. P. FRERET,
fell q NH ID Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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AR1rtf 4 60. V. rt,plR cRsp.

rara p,sssies eeenrwm B. pARIGE CO y ThiR cRfo'
DY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
1872 directed BY the s,,s the w THIRD nn
p SGut S , 1 shssa
@ sais 'ssS on SATURDAY, sarsh s's IL
yAeAs Of Rsss ssS
stsa G s y o p s
Baroene street BY 6anrsd and depth
s s o oEF esoHs f s Sc sss
forming the s. cha5es a stree s, AID na yo Circle "nd
n ne fon on an ST. charles street. i've
4 did .s 1 sa. .stsa s d eSs Fl f
one feet eleven and the side Camp
whole Sas s according sS sf Z p
4 Ss fS5is ~i the ea
''s.'' f i1s GSpypFp HALF OF NINETEEN VACANT
Or with as fs ys aaa
s ss s sa5syS Sss as SAD Me
's he "sfs
PaSsr o the s. sss Of J. R Beard ssa Sos his y
and fee feet ten inches front the
latter Lots numbers nine inclusive
sHd ss SIX a%a I H an p na1a
lines numhe ten forms the Pana Fourth
hundred feet inches IN depth sni front on
feet five inches on Fourth
street by BY one hnred and feet depth between parallel
est inches washngtg@ hundred md twenty
as HALF S%%Esf
LOTS OF GROUND situate in the Rickerve
square number oryeigh Nayaes Vnont Boedos-
9 and leontine streets according plan drawn by uisson and
the office Of j. r. Beard late notary public Of city
ing s C saS 5 s to- Lots % six seven mud
twenty-five feet deep lot number the Boudousqie
By hundred twenty in
depth and front the latter and hundred and five
s '%s5
lowing depths Wiz hundred and seven
hundred ory inch lines lots
ten and eleven hundred and feet inches and
five feet inch the line between twelve hreen
dre and wo feet six inches lines the linz between
between lois fourteen and ieen hundred
inches five sixteen; one
hundred md twenty-five and -four lines the line
teen and seveneeh hundred and
three lines the line between lots and eighteen
hundred and twenty feet and two lines The side lot eighteen
est Naades street, lot number the
and Vnlcn thirty-the
lines in depth and front the latter lots twenty twenty
have each thirty feet front Naa street by the follow
ng depths hnnde and thirty feet inches the side
of lot twenty adjoining lot nltteon hundred and forty
hundred and ortyeigh feet inches the line
twenty and twenty-five and hundred and
Square ten
inches and six lines front octava hundred seventy
feet front street hundred and enteht feet
lines Nhyades
inches and five lines front Ocava Joseph
hundred and feet front ST. Avid and Green
inches and five lines Oaya
street and hundred and seventy feet front Green and
streets, ai American measure.
HENRY aged about thirty good house and
barber.
Fifty Fellows Association
Tiiy shares stock u TIL St Charles Hotel sI5o paid
Surrendered by the irsolvents to their creditors
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET
fpl u mil Sheriff. f thn Paris ,nf( rIsu
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SARSAPARILLAS.
Bulls.
Shakers, tHowes,)
Comstock's.
DR.. TowuBeud's,
Graetenberg,
DR.. Guysot,'s Yellow Dock.
BlTT'ERS.
DR.. Blake'4,
DR.. GREEN'S,
Hutchinson's Vegetable,
Grasfenberg,
Mortimore's Bitter Cordial,
Wild Cherry,
AlofAt's Phenir's Bitters,
PepsiH's, for Dyspepsia.
COUGH REMEDIES.
DR., Rog.rs's I.iverwort aud Tar,
Or. Davis's Compound of wild
Cherry and Tar,
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cher,
and Tar,
Dayis's Compound Syrup OF vii,
Cherry aud Tar,
Pink Syrsp,
Cod liver oil,
DR., CoIe's Syrup,
DR.. Clarke's Wild Cherry and Tar.
HAIR TONES.
Smiths Hair Tome,
Owens MagiBtnntla,
. -.4s Balm Of Columbia.
DYSESTERY SYRUPS,
Billings's tnFmiuntlVr.
Dir. S'rphtns's Astringpnt,
DIR, payis's PAIN Killer,
Gruefeubsrg,
O.nptshi's,
PILLS.
Gra-frnber.,
Motlnrs Life Pills,
liramlretI'a,
t.augenhurk'sSugar eonledCopniya
MUr;tmorr's,
GragienbeTg Fever sud Ag1r,
NEKNllFuGEs.
CVlHstock's,
Jnyne's,
Win.r'a CanaJiaa.
COSMETICS.
Tsvr Wuu,
AIuonl Soap,
FnTinu Cologne,
Windsor Soap
- Rose Hair Oil,
Taylor's Shaving Soap,
Military Soap,
Transparent Soap.
DENTTFRTrES.
Orris Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wash,
Or, i.acr,le's Tooth and Gun
Specific,
Calclnei Carbon,
Az the above list only comprises
and others are informed that their
any article in the Patent Medicine
B j, II. is sole Agent Tor the
tho StatrA of Louisiana and Nlississ
iS Afro sole Agent for DR.. !
MOFtAT'S LIFE PILLS aud Pr
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
The Trade supplied on rrgsonatl
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NEwORIEANs II
DY VIRTUE of q writ Of seizure and sale

NEwORIEANs No. 1910
pY VIRTUE of q writ Of seizure and sale
directed by the Honorable the Filth
in the above entitled j. L. Lewis, late Sheriff. and by said
Late sheriff TO me TRANSFERRED will proceed e sell at public auction
es and Royal streets MONDAY March q 1852 at O'clock
L. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate lying and be-
ng the suburb designated as lots numbers two three
mi Aannsei streets said lots measuring each ywe fee; trent
corner of Soils and Thalin
FOUR OTHER LOTS OF GROUND situated in the same suburb
designated lots numbers three and number
bounded by Soils Thai Erate aud Naasel streets The
o,s numbers a q iot tive and hrss zach y-wo ,
and feet aese inches and two lines and lot number o
and feet seven inches and two lines the division line lot
lines on the division line Of suburb aeorss md sixty feet three inches
and two lines ON the rear line.
nv The whole American measure and asreeab to plan drawn By Geo
T. Dunbar the Second Municipality the LIST April i4S
and deposited the office Of Maxunu notary public together with
all and singular the buildings and improvements thereon all tho
rights ways advantages aud belong
many wise appertanig Lots numbers three
OF 4ar. number thirty ncan lots Of ground lots numbers
and two OF number weniynine have
Kitchen and lots numbers three and four Of
ground.
Seized in the above suit
Terms eaah. JAMES ?, FRERET,
fe1s % m,2 % Sheriff OF tho Parish Of Orleans
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or NkwoRLEANs u UkS..,, No, 47b2
RY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered Fob
Terms cash. "S
felS 70 mhs Is JAMES T. FREREI,

or NswoaIr,Ss NNNeoi Col LAeRoiX vs. P. AND l..
Rf VIRTUE of an alias writ of f Teri tacias
49, 70 me directed by the Honorable the Third n,i, 60
IN the above entitled will proceed 10 ali a.
a,ba, ana R o. me City Exchange ST. street b
O'Clock NJ - - ''' t. hAeh !, io5?, at lY
AcERiAN JUDGMENT rendered the 18th dAy of NAV lac, H.
n o. s mna L. collins against Psn tie sum
Iieu doa win legal interest thereon ~
uat paid and costs the said gnrnt rens red M ia &
.ou5, o. Nemorisan being the number three hogp nm
and thirty of the docket ofs " '''
Seized in the above aut. ~ ''
ia aa ' ss On the spot JAMES p. FRERET
'' . 80 "i Sheriff OF the parish of orleaus
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may he confidently stated that there PILES whchmav
be cured By the PAIN EXTRACTOR certain remedy and
49,

PILES.
no. @ M PN fs taS It . @ which
removes at once the pain and
. JS Williams redsn. Of Hamilton county and City Of cpGa
so4n mat hnis n been troubled with The pEs for 6ou
Of that time BY confinement to my bed and have hun
M va PsiS "a S1r d Trial
utter anazemen Am as we'll and hearty
SGTf s Of ts preS" Ointment Asrie my These facts
NOR" autbsae ''' '' JOHN WILLIAMS
ERYsIPELAs
For Erysipsa The PAIN EXTRACTOR Invaluable Other
and VIII il the sam, other The PAIN
effects thorough cure
wa, nine year. ., Asp .E M az, H. IA 5asso5
sany hSf g n the most ' %E ETas attended with
with args Jumps the .ize Of hens lou4a and large bo
distress became nat lily CRd . ~" ny o % Of my
sns nn w sa so hs 1 %s # not sss
In tbs ms9r Snse ior DEATH and expected when
TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
shs s to my bed S r n some hs sores felt i'm
"o me ons and n s s"""fh 1 ny "s
"si s % "5yd me- 'S gsfH 10 your r of e."
Tract. being no" strong Il" ever and have been Eyer since sa
SALT RHEUMa.
This certfes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXr4OR la.
., s sEs ss at s' .s M a. s " q
virtues that the Patent ecan from ny
other WhQ have ssd i IL requiring isdss relief
SA B1fao '4 \. T. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
C0STIyENESS OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE LOWEl.S
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR is the safest
my for th. dinnse II will positively relief cases
and after all the old remedies have tailed frequently
called office with nsiOnshmnt upon their
tos that oo ad rssteG rom it, ' T T[
suit will always follow thorough rubbing Of the Extractor upon
bowels when they 1t is
ecy sac and in instance the Pain Extractor do harm
SORE NIPPLES
The efficacy of the PAIN EXTRACTOR ths disease
certificates ladies this subject following procured BY
of Agents:
This will certify that have DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR remedy Nipples cheeruy recommend
it those who afflicted distressing complaint as
a most valuable article PiICEBE BRAY
Albany, April ls45 - MARY MOORE
FEVER SORES
hereby certify That have been afflicted with Fever
ore tor fourteen ygra Last past and have spent nearly five hundred
sort heard Of and tried DALLEY's MAGltM FAN EXiRACToR
salve' my limb was entirely healed and have nothing OF left
Henrietta, Monroe county, N. V, May :, lsl5 '''
CUTS WOUNDS AND SORES
The effects the PAIN EXTRACTOR go uuek
doe all pains aud and heal the injury NO SCAR
REMAINS lis success healing old of long standing
paraleed.
ST, roUis, Mo-, July g. 1876
Dear SAbout week Will. working my trade cut inv
tered the top my foot just below the nse. began 10
nfame, ind continued do until became
British OIL inne OF Myrrl and several adhesive psrs but all
no purpose. then commenced the use of
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
and less than minute. the and Inflammation
/ confidently recommend DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EX
TRACTOR as being superior to thing have
Ship Carpenter by trade, willing testify to The
virtues of the Sve all lines when
Avenue, at No ISL where can give information desired.
Yours, truly JEFFERSON M. BISHOP
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1s,sro s1 i,.4 ns1aT EDWARDS vs.

uNITLh sTATks TIsTRIcT COrRT TWIBlLL 4 EDWARDS Va
EAsIEns DISTINCT or LoUlslS Steam Sehr TYRANT 6fH
4 N OBEDIENCE to the command of an adj
d rniy warrant 10 directed the entitled suit lave
eed and into my TAKEN the schooner TYRAN
lckle app and furniture, belci The
United States Tor the Eastern District OF Louisiana;
an" admi lhe owner and all every person
or pefaon having pretending have title
or to the to he and appear District the United State.
o the District aforesaid be holden the NewOreas on
or h"'ore the 'hrd from this date, show any
nave or why The sni steam schooner TY nl
rel aud Furniture should be satisfaction Of said
claim and sol! hgreeahly to the prayer OF libclans ~
Y D Eslhl Once Eastern District OF Louisiana NewOrleau
+ ehruhlS u; ls52 WM. S. SCOTT, U. S. Marshal,
mNe Eastern l,rir. ~ o,sir,,
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NswORLEANs.
Hey VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale

z Il
y directed by the Honorable the Th,d
Orleans in the above entitled tolon L. Lewis snher
ai Sheriff transeed Twill proceed
the Rctunla of the City Exchange Chartrt
and Royal streets TUESDAY March %, s52 IL o'clock
A PORTION OF GROUND WITH ALI. THE BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, situated suburb Annpncon in
We Second Municipality OF this square Coscum
urana and and designated number
plan drawn by eniunm Iisu
November 1915 and deposited The vc HERMANN
Notary Public which said portion groun composed
three and half lot number adjoining
10 street, W said
American
and eleven inches by depth between parallel lines
aud twenty feet five measure
front of of
which consist Of TWO STORY FIR ME HOUSE
TWO STORY FRAME KITCHEN OUT Dimes
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash the JAMES p, FRERET
fo2S mb3 IS Sheriff OF the sbofD Orleans
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couHrT ]. JouET vs.. JEAN AuRIANNE.

Ngw0RLKANs. C0.-..No 1922.
DY VIRTUE of an alias writ of feri facias
directed Honorable the District
Orleans the above entitled will proceed sell public
house. No. 90 Jefferson street. quantity IRISH WHISKY PEACH
and C0GNAC BRANDY, SANTA CRUZ RUM GIN, all
casks and barrels.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
fe25 % ma Sheriff the Parish of Orleans.
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TIE CRoWSING ORNAMENT OF BEAUTY IS A BEAUTJFru
HEAD OF LUXuRIANT HAIR -
A A IL

The Indy gentleman who beautiful article tn Iress THAR
Hair advised to maxi Railways
hny advantage, all other hair preparations Ft it
GIss Vie scalp rom dhwlrn and
bulbs nNgoars to healthy neon the r which giyes to Tia
r healthy and forces the hair cures badness stnns
the hnir from falling out makes no strong md elop.v kes
IRON turning gray or becoming dscoored Il truly say dress
The hair with this delicious preparation. Sold by
apl0 colh WY NJ MORRISON 10 y,-ant s'ree'.
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FouTgS Ds5nSr eovHr AuGusTE CREDITORS
~ H%0,nEAHs. II No, 1880
Rl VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered Jam
i nh ~ sa3 TO tac directed by the Honorable Fourth is
fet Court OF NewDreans, in the above
10 sell ~ lshlc auction the Roundn CITY Exchange 81 %
rIret between oarireS and Royal e SATURDAY. 6h Mh
suSDlth ACCOUNTS etc, due the isovent list Of which TO-
posted nj my office aud will be llr time and nn oF
Surrendered by the insolyen TO his creditors. " '
terms 1 as s,. ash on tn" spot JAMES p. FRERET,
If lin pariuln o. L..
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F'asr Dsrn,eT couRr ATKINS TUCKER and PATTI
OF NKwORLRANs. SON and JAMES GOIDNG. 6s1I.
DY VIRTUE of a nluries writ of feri faca g


by Dryades Clio Hercules and Cliope
the city Of said lot beng by The No plan
made BY L. H. Pile dated the LIST December s4S and deposited
Office Octave do Amas, Notary lot part Nc 49,
the original plan of said inches omt
Hercules by l27 nch lines
meg, all American
Seized in the above snit
THaaThs being the second and last auction the above
will be definitely adiudated HE highest and last b
what will bring months the
good security, bringing per
and special mortgage the property until sold final payment.
JAMES p. FRERET,
fel9 "a mh2 Sheriff OF the Parish Of
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within three months; after three months Itco
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M subscription will be taken for a shorter
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dissontinued until all arrearQges are pad, a
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rsa ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted
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All advertisements handed in must have the
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.asAu letters and communications TO insure
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RI@A Scott campaign paper is about TO be
$, started at Harrisburg, to be called the. .''Bomb
smell friend of ours will commence Dem
ocratic sheet called the sSpear," for the purpose
Of ofpieree-ing the Wings
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fore rake, and Of corresponding breath and depth
Of hold, employed during the 7ortnightly trips, and
not less than three similar vessels, during the winter
These vessels required to be capable Of slowing
LOCO tons measurement, besides . supply Of coa
for twenty -four days consumption, and to have 10
commodations for first and second class passengers
equal TO any Of the Atlantic screw steamers, and all
to have superior accommodations between decks for
emgrants or third class passep gers who are to be
charged at no higher than the following rates. For
every hrst class passenger $l05; for every second
class passenger, $62 So and for every third class
passenger unless when agreement is made with
families, not exceeding $3l 25 who are to be far
nished with superior diet three times day, accord
ing to fcale to be approved by the Commissioner
ofthe Board Of Public Works il Canada The freight
for One goods. from Liverpooseto Montreal. is not
to exceed $l5 per ton Of forty feet, and for
goods el0 The rate Of freight from Canada to Lii
verpool is not to be more than fair average of what
is charged by calling vessels; and the outward pas
ssge shall not. on yearly average. exceed four
teen days. and on the homeward passage it Is not to
exceed thirteen.
tween the middle of April and that of November,
comprising fourteen trips to Montreal and back. and
during the remaining four months, between Liver
pool and Portland; 50 that one Of the steamers shall
leave Liverpool and Canada once fortnight, or
once q month. The monthly trips are to commence
with the opening Of next spring. and If steamers
not built to commence the fortnightly limo, sailing
vessel is to be despatched by the contractors
mail, required, and, with view Of promoting
emigration, they bind themselves to carry all books,
pamphlets, and maps, calculated to disseminate in
formation the subject and agents for the purpose
Of distributing them in Great Britain and on the
continent of Europe and also through their agents
there to cause the Same to be distributed and
printed in the necessary languages, free Of al ex-
pense TO the government Of Canada, except the
actual cost Of translation and printing. The con-
tract 10 for seven years, with years notice al
the expiration Of that time, II either party il de-
sirous that il should then terminate, and the
steamers are to be exempted from the payment Of
light dues. and al other pro vincal dues, on the
River 81 Lawrence. w.
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KINGSTON, ia Nov. Fl, 1852
The Legislaturs- Stoppage Of Supplies WEATHER
-Tacaneies in the Assembly-SmaH Por, &c.
The steamers Georgia and Northern Light came
to their moorings at the same hour this morning.
] string together few news items, and shall send
them by the first Of the two that leaves I think it
will be the Northern Light, as, being smaller, she
does not require so much coal
The island Legislature assembled on the 9th inst !,
when our Governor Sir Charles Grey, addressed tho
several branches, in speech Of ordinary leng tn,
prolific in nothing. Indeed, 50 barren is it Of sug
gestions, or of anything in the shape Of new mat.
ter that tho whole Of the island press collectively,
have scarcely devoted column Of comment upon it..
The sitting Of the Assembly has not, by any means,
been regular in consequence Of the very heavy rains
which have prevented the regular running Of the
trains between this and Spanish Town, where the
Assembly House Is situated. Several Of the mem
bers reside in Kingston.
Mr. Edward Thompson. one Of the delegates to
England, who has just returned, has given notice
of motion, the effect Of which is to " stop the sap
plies" until some measures of relief are afforded as
by the parent government whether the molten will
be brought forward immediately or whether it will
be carried when brought forward, cannot say for
myself, although 1t . later period might be in
dueed to advocate this still cannot but think it IL
prematurely brought forward now. We should
walt until Parliament has met, and zee II any moa-
sure Of relief is afforded us
Since my last, which is some time, We have had
rains almost incessantly. The roads thr ,ughout
the island are consequently much destroyed, and
the greatest irregularity takes place in the trans
mission ofthe inland mails. the rivers, whi,h abound
in all parts Of the island, being impossible.
The Hon Daniel Hart, member Of Assembly for
st Mary and Casto', for that parish, had died sud-
denly. His had not been elected, nor had
the Govern or filled up the vacancy Of Castos
Vacancies had occurred in the representation Of
four orher parishes, viz: Kingston, Netcalf, st.
Catherine and Trelawny. The last named wa, the
only parish in which there was likely to be con.
test, and that, perhaps, a fierce one, between Mr.
George Lyon and Mr. Shirley
The state of the island is really deplorable.
alude to the agricultural and commercial condition
Mr.. William osack. of st George, has published
long list Of abandoned properties, showing the
fearful state to which the island is reduced It il
one of the most valuable documents that has over
eDapated from the press By next steamer shall
give you some particulars Meanwhile, enclose
the document for your perusal, and, on behalf Of
poor Jamaica, enlist the advocacy of their cause
by your independent press This is not asking toe
much from one whose influence sheds its benefosnt
effe all over the island.
The small pox still fingers in many parts of the
island. Otherwise the island is healthy, except
few cncs of ague and fever.