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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-01
CARPETS & RUGS.

THE subscriber has just received from
i New York, a large assortment Of In
grain, Three Ply, and Brussels Carpets, all
of which will be sold at low prices.
sept %, W. D. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-01

TRESH RECEIPTS of Bacon and barrel
L Pork, 10 Casks Clear Sides, IS bis.
NJ. O. Pork, for sale, by the cask or lot:
aug 16 y. ). NJ. HAM q 20.
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OF The
Baton Rouge & Clinton Plank Road Co.

VIZ the undersigned agree to form our
selves into corporation, under the laws OF
the State of Louisiana, as particularly set
forth in an act entitled an ".4ct for the organ
isation of corporations for sOorks Of pubic
improvement and "tili.y'Ia copy OF wn nIn
rs hereinto annexed, for the purpose OF con.
structing Plank Road from the city OF
Baton Rouge, in the Perish of East Baton
Rouge, to the town Of Clinton. in the PARISH
Of East Feliciana, and from thence along
the most eligable rout to point that Will
connect the town Of Liberty in Amlte Co.,
State of Mississippi, and for that purpose.
We have formed the annexed charter, and
have signed the same, and have added to
our signature statement of the humber OF
shares and the amount Of our subscriptions
to said Company.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-01

OO GALLONS of Sewell Taylors best
~ Sazarac Brandy, just received and
for sale by J. PARRY II 20.
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VENTE PUBLTQUE,

Il sara vendu, Ell avente publique, sur lha
abitation, a environ un dem; mile au-des,
sns da bayou LaIourche, sur la rive dro1te
du Mississippi, lie jeudi Is %janyier 1852
IL propriete ci-apres dec:ite .
10. Une cer;aine habi,ation sitnee ct eta
bile dams la p~aroisse Ascension, sur !e t1enve
Mississippi, a tn mile au-dessas de Donald
sonviIIe. ~conprenant sept arpents de taco
au tIeuve, cinq arpents ayant nlc pr"ton-
denr de dix-neuf ct trois quarts arpen's Plus
on moins, ct deux arpents ayan' nne proton-
deur de dix-huit arprnts plus OF moii!>, Dor
mes en- hart par Ia ierre de l.. J. F,enanS,
ct en- has par ceIir l'Adriard D;charry. avec
les ba'iSses ct authorizations GU; Sc i~:oavent
s''r la-dite propriote ct de plus les e~s"laVcs
ci.tnssOus:
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TOUVELLES PLUS RECENTES

FRANCE. -- Des nouyellcs plus recentes
encore que cclles que nous dela
publikes anrnoncent Que daos Ia so'reH d'
q. dcux mile insn-gis e'aiont dt]a t"'nh''
sousles bales de Ia soidat"sqne.
Addiction dn 90 d~acernhr", CENT
MI lie CITOYENS SEULE1EN|
.aya;ens vote etle resultat de cette o'nbre
dissection n'etait pas hien connu.-Sans
doute ces voix .ont ACCUSES an Bona
-partc. Duel hcau:tsionph" pour In
Dams ce vote net rompriS. III cclm d"
rarmec, nj celni de Ia marine q'l 81
course est tout cntie1 pour lc dic'afcn''
la discipline, plus pnissantcl POI" ''
soldat ct &c marin que Ia constitutions
ne rordonnait-"IIr pas ainsl
La mesintrliigcnce rfgnai' c1Fr" ir
conseiI de Bonapafts-"'l l. grnv"r""m"n'
Ane|ais....L.es rapporIs d. f~''s'rF''"''
avrc7les autres pni->a"c"s d l1''"re ne
cou>tituaicrt pas ,'on plus nne entente
fort cordiale. ....... u.. .....u.
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les Etais-t;

Ionic. - lie 80 dtccmbrc. lOhio
avait h,uls>f de qnatrr pieds dams Ics-
acc de ,! hrurcs. Qm les antrcs trI
b,talrcs dn Mississippi en- EaS~cn' "uian'
It nors auronS Ia navigation Din hayon
Ittablic dams touic on AM nttiol. dams
'ontc sa >plende"r>
Dams &c vnt ron- Soui,nitonS nsSe- 81
ms tyop. birn "utrndn. - Ln- mon !.
tlons ont~trop rav'gi nos par"yc> !o"'
que nous >nyonS capable dun 'e' t~n%
r;itrr.
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SI7t'tESSION SHE.

5. c:cssinns Of Pierre Olivier Gattreafs
aid O.. ste Julie Afcen ont, his Wit, de-
rcasod;
% Y virtue OF, and in obedience TO an orser OF
sas5 :. 70 ne directed by the Honorable the
Filth jidjciaI District Court. of the state OF ioui-
siana. in and TOR the Parish of assumption dated
December 29th 1851. l
W.ti b., offered for sale. at public anc ion.
by A. F. Hirk,nan, Sheri' Of this IA IS,
on Monday, the ID day Ct Erbr airy 1852,
al 10 bel ok. A. NJ, on n en es, . .fiiis
parish, on The right bank . Buy u i-ff"f-
che, at halfa nile above the village of La
b ,dp+ville, The following d'zerib'd property
BE- ongins to the above s,'cr sion 10 wit ::
IT 4 negro woman named CLOFlNF,
81 years OF age, and hertwo children, PHI
iioaems a muistto girl 8 years OF age and
Aueuste e mulatto boy 4 wears old.
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i.ocAMTE. &c ~ ~deccg'hrc der,
,ier, II. Gaspar' kobIcnr, dc Ia Belle
Risierr, Assumption, ayart a :" pI'ind'c
Qua neg" DC son ~voi~i" .. l.. K "thnor,
von|"t c"irg'r'c negf".
iI4i> &C .irfni.r #u liza H. ~~"-orn;ct.
tie a Ia vo'o;tt ,!r blanc. ~,I'y'"l
"-g'cs~cnr ~ frapp,nt d'm coup d"
phiug IT. kobt"m. I'r'4i-ci await on
/, temp, a pcine DC %rc'irer m ~pi~tol"'
de ~ pnchc que lie negre ttait dtja
srr hi, di- .ntnnt l'armc a N. koblcnr.
l." bIonc Iut obIigi dc s"isir lie p~i>t"'et
dc Srs dcnx mains pour ne pas ere
tl6sa;rnt; dnn> Ia latte lc coup est partl.
BIZ AN y G.. kohlcur a Ia lin gan
~ lie "eg.""y'nt priS Ia l'l'". ie
bt:,uc ,st rcut:e a sol dom!ril", l~'|f'o"-
ya't5 "a rigna sIans Ia mai on e. Mime
koh'enr' qoi ~rcIe.ait de roarh"s, css
mortc il ya 'roi~ jo'rS.-Avi> aux auto
rite
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sENsr.-L lie 80 D3cembre de aimee
qui Went d'expirer, M. Shields do eon'te
qui dot ~recevoir KoSsnth, Il ~prssHnfe IN
rapport Oh il rroomnnnde pour la rtocp-
ton an grand H,hgrois. les menes ctre-
monies q,i frent f'ites 'o's4ne lie BRAY"
ct %uenercnx Laf'yette 6tsvi<ite au sfn't
les Etats. Tnis.
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q. 1:D' n;I.. ". a., ... =. . ". 4: 4 p'.; ,' con,t a
vile, ava'1tagenx pour ie'abiis~"m""1 dun
.conmhic' q'cic"nGi'e. Ii Sc tfo''ve ehtre
la <ortie du Drn' St. Martin ct ce!e du
Brine =. 'ca. i;#p;;s'e.
E',ss .sns am3'n~ iDfHrna'ions: sad esser
sue .ca !ic1X q! / H.. n e.-.
ED GAGNE. Post. Office.
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A O. g. n.

Nscpe:be G:abIisseIn"ti coming sous lie
NA .Vn, d., UNION EXCHANGE, propriete
dNuc .Iebrrt, live pres d. l'E"!ise d"
sitll.j@N a,it#gt r 9"ls~"-.- p"'i = com-
mo e" 4 >4,ch8"Ajses sec - II 4" groce-
ries q,'aucnnn H.tre maison de- la'rcourt.
La ,.,ni>on princip pale est nruve ct ben
pe.;ie, il y a iardin. co'Ir, ec"rie &c $c.
i'onr Plus anp'rs informa'i"oS, $. dres-
ser -. 'r- TRAY ANY hr""t'. =. : %. Q.
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: CASH STORE
NO. ~ MISSISSIPPI STREET,
DON NIDSO E, La.

sTszHE subscribers respectfully present
"a their thanks to the public in general
md their friends in particular, forthcir Iibe-
raj patronage, since. they have commenced
business. and they hope, that constant atten-
ion 10 business and nntiring efforts to
please in The selection Of their goods, will
continue to them the unlimited confidence
,fthpir good cd customers. We now offer
Tor sale, CHEAP for CASH. a splendid assert
ment Of gentieInen's Clothing. boots, hats,
~rloves, hoses. hrorans, nu''iiiers, CATERS,
braces. cravats, &c, &c. Sodd!@ry: Amer.
lean, English and Spanish saddles. bride
Filings and m~artinsaIes ofoyery de<crip'iaa.
A tine assortment ofcoopers and carp"n-
ters' tools, and hardware in general. Dry
Goods, Lowell No. l bleach and tHih'eaeh
~nrslins. fine red, blue, yellow, green and
white hannels. ladies and misses hoses,
~.inyes. CATERS. corscts. black kid and last
ng CATERS, white kid and satin slippers,
rhiIdren's shoes. boots. CATERS, &c, &c. all
of which we sell at the lowest market price,
for cash or approved paper.
RICHARD q TEMPLEF.
I,,..rr Iitb -
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~CURONlQUH AMERICtINE.

1NCENprE.-- lie muse Barnuns. htla>.
c. ,t'cst past canatd. cstisttf dcnx goa!
mile pinstrts. u ett comr'ttsmnnt rGduit
en- cacndrcss dann> Ia solrte dn % ieccm-
brc.-M. Spooner,cn"i' De l'"4ntrirdc
NJ. Barnum, Re grand cornac AMERICAN
de tontcs les monstruositcs contempt
E#.8 @E~&@E#& B4s 148&E sFtt# 81 a7
raineS. Va
Il, vile de PHILADELPHIA a fail Ia unr
pcrtc d;ficile a rtprer. Mais '"s a
sur.nces y ont plus ped" que Pill
deIphic. .a5
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a1cg4rc Il ~ atc,
CDUETsRGE
81 ~. 2ELf }Er i'll. Ill
rue UDF C;tigl4IfiID no,
IEa e. ia MD EE@
Passage de la Hou,se. No 30, enc. Cont.
ON Sc CHARGE A LAG.NCE :

ON Sc CHARGE A LhG!NCE
De suivre en- Cour, tautes atiaires =coilcn
tieuses. de iaire toas Requirements a la Me
Orleans, aux Etars-U nis ct en- France: de toutes
rcclalnatlons TT liqp!dat,ons de sGccessions; dc
tons placements ct einprHnts: de. la r. dactl'n de
tous acteS S 5us-seings, devils, %lnarchts. ETC.; de
tets ~renseigncucnir our les %traiigefs. dc ton
ties /, ~crit4res. CORES Fordances- lit spt c%ialemen
de rentes et achots de 3yopriAfs, e~scIaves. crtan
ces de tontes natures, ionds de commerce etc;
dn reglement de tontes affaires commerciales, ct
en- litire, de toutes commissions. de toutes en-
trees en- douane, de to'ses dtmarches; de la
gestion ct location de ntIso,s a.ns q'a. da re
CONVENIENT des loyers, du renoaveIlelEtnt des
assurances, du pai5ment des taxes etc.-Eli,n
d'adnainistrer les b'ens ct aGaires ct de defsndre les
i;ntereis des personnes qui s'absentent de fEtat,
ct de celIes qui habitent Ia campagne. u. 10 3
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-. lie lot No. 20 dams Ia rue du BAYOU,
a Donaidsonville, avec les batimcn,Sct anne
Iioralions qni s'y trouvent:
TERMES & CONDITIONS
DE Ia VEXTE.

lots, scion lie yHu DIES acqitereurs ct qlel-
qup<-t,ns des e~sclaves scro;t vcndus par
families ct lie reste s6pareu,rnt. Les ter
mes sont CONNIE suit TN tiers di pr;x en-
mars 1852. I'm tiers en- mars 1888, ct IN
tiers en- 1854. Les acqntfenrs tot,niront
:eurs hillets ayec securite appronrte ct in
Soiido, payahies al bureau t1' '"cnIder Ii
Dnna!i:onyilIe, avec ,ntcret a hni; pour
-9nt par'an anfes i}tchesEce in>1rA pH'ta'i
,aieineut, rr Il. rout ;otal sea "a All IA
,yi'oiheIle s~peclt.e p,l cons ,rf e pr
ore lu yrntgIr
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D.. Dcs nouveilcs arnort%os var F.4firo.
:nnoncent l.hcurcux d:uor"'nanf =" III
- vasion de tiIe de Cli,,.. ''I'nns ~ psi,
]sonuiers americain~ 81 ccftc expedition,
~ent rcen la libcrtt. ct ia ii doiVcnt a Ia
bonnie entente qui regnc cnt'e lie go"-
rvcrnem~nt des' EaatS-JniS ct cclni d
e sabrllclI. An nom de-iousl@s prison
y nicrs ct de ieurs Gan,iH. .. Incrci il NJ
Webster! honnpur a Iarrir" aE~f"gr"!
Nous h%a!-<ons rc tont Crwr l. titre q"
-eette drrniere Il les inS'itHt;,H- go r.
cis.ent i.ancicnne Ihdric, mai> iio"s rr''-
dro,s t%ou)o"rs ~hor,rnage a l., ~n"gn"ni-
mite. d'on %qu'c,!e' enarc.
-. E'est 'ui.. ytTtn i,sstz G:a'tdc. 1T sur
touI a$s'z rare, ro'r 1'''on II gior'tlo.
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I'd CECILIA, q mulaito gil Il years
old.
Ard Cattle sasrbold f~uniture &rd The

old.
Bird Cattle, bsasehold taIn'ttlre %nd The
kitchen utensils.
Terms aud conditions.
The moveabIc property payable all sums
of five dollars in March 1882, and all sums
Of above five dollars payable II half IN
March 1852, and the other haifin March
1853, the slaves payable in three equal
ins,alfnent:, one third in March 1882, on"
third in March 1853 and the remaining
thir,l--in March 1854. Purchasers to give
their notes with good securities, y "
bic TO the order of the Aintnjstr; tor Of the
above Succe<sion&, the >!a IS remain es-
p~rc;a;Iy mortg"g"d until pad. and ali sut's
10. principally paid At maturity, i" bear IN
terest at he rate Of eight per cent pef"a-
nilt1.
assumption. December 9Th 1851.
GI9 4. + HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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H~l.c Consul d'E~pHgae, a 'aNi'".,
: O,|sans, NJ. L.ab'rlc, 4 quite Ma,irid
po,r ycnir reprc,'dr" son pastr. No'-
rsptron> bien que tarc''ciI 4ni hi SCI"
fnit, ne ponrra etre take mile part din
gratitude. Les francs Republicans. com
me lie sont les Amtrirains. ne s~nnr"i""'
etre moins gentlemen On" It's con'tisan<
do palais royal d" Madrid, a.. .ass
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80 ! t"E az -. } : f.@t-E#i ~ liz t+t!fh
II ia Celeste ,!,,;" ~ II: 1T, II fin.
~. fnn~ .;r1,x .t@n%te.
qSssssrg ! vertu dun ordre de verte, Il MOI adrcsst
Eza par Honorable Ia Cour du Ciuauieme
District Jndiciaire de I'Etat de Ia Louisiana.
dams ct pour la ~paroisse Assumption, en- date da
20 dtcembre 1851.
II spra offrrt en- ve'iie pnb iqnc par A.
+. Hickman, sheriff dc crtte paro!,~e LUSpI
2 ~fievrier 1927 10 haures da matin, SUI
les lieux, en- ceiie Earni-se. sur Ia live droi
e du bayou LufHrche. i M Geini-tuille ~,
desS,,s dn village de Lab4dieyiiIe. les pro
prittes ci.apres decrites, appartenant aux
-usdites SUGGESTIONS, savoir
=. Tine negresse nominee CLOFI,S# :,
agae de q ans. ct ses danx euf,ns Ph:7o
menc, nnnlattess igee de S aus ct Auguste
m,l:atre are de ans.
%. CECILIA, mu,afTesse Il .G de Il
ans.
a.. Aninanx. meub'es de n6nage ct la
batterie de cniSine.
Termes ct conditions.
LIE mobiiier -Tnutes sonmes dc cinu
p~iastres payable EN- M,rs 1852, ct tonfe
S',nlnes All drsSus de- cling piaSires pafahls
Ia nnnitie en- Mars 1852 ct ~!'aafTe alastil
N liars 1853. les esc,aves, payab.r- ~
rni> terines egatx. IN tier, en- Mars 1859
n tiers en- Mars 1853 pt h drrninr tie4>
N M,rs 1881. Les acq t4fenr< devron
alrnir le,irs biilrts c~autianl4s pa,able
ordre ir Pad mini -]'r1tear de. susd.rps snt
cs<sionS, les e~sc!areS resfer,n. spaciae
m nj b,pofh9aafs jfsqit'aa pa.fait pa;emap
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% AROlSSE ASSOMPIiON.- CouR
I'd ARlSH or ASSOMPIION.-Gou4

% ARlSI or SSOMPIiON.-toUar
Oh Of THE FtFrH JUDICIAL DIsTRIcT.
Whereas c.i,-iol Rna~i.y has prtit;nned
the Court for letters Of admii:stratio on the
estate o fthe late Homer Hines, deceased
interstate Notice is hereby given, to all
whom it may concern, show cause within
ten days, why the prayer of the said peti.
TONER should not be granted. s ts -
By order of the Court. ~ ss.E
DESIRE LEBLANC. clerk.
Assumption, December 22l 1851.
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xEqeUS cenx 4ni nnt de- rfr'a'nntio' 5
E conirr Ii succession d. fu Jo>e} n
Lorrhr. II. c. !. ~ q"i d@aiv""t a h lite
%ncre~i"a. Sont prizes Il" = fare c"""''-
If" a i.a,tn}i si>tratrut,a ifstta s~i-"nrj'' e.
IENDN N.kR.T.
- - .inrrr.t,r" i&.75. d. !
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30. Lot No 30 Oh baynn Street. Donald
souvi!Ic, with the buildings and improves
mrnts Thereon.
IEGMS Az "oNDiTIoSs OF SALE.
Ihc Plantation vi; 0n sold together or in
s3ts 70 sti;; .pIrctIAsrfs aad some Of slaves
vii be sod in ft:n.Iies, the rest separately.
Ga the. following terms:
One third Of the price in March 1852; on,
tElird in March 1893; II" third in March
1884. The purchaser to fstni~h notes vlth
approved security in S:sFIo. payable at tie
office Of the Recorder u: Douaidsonvillr.
with interest t the rate ot'night per cent per
after maturity until final payment,
Il II lie whole p~rictfo be secured by 5pe-
riai mortgage and vendors privilege
J. L. IOM5TOCk, Sheriff.
x-oaic,o Auc'ipnrer.
Don, d:ouy:Nc. 1lfh Dnc'r" 1851.
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HINGRN, aNDREW-Grucer, opposite IT,
NJ Ferries, Donaidsonyille. La. .sg.,
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HOTEL WASHINGTON

..Ai. MELANCcN X IR;CHE prt':tn-
.lrut Icnts ami> 1t ie public quill o'l ac-
quiz d. NJ. TX. GArT.isEs, Icxploitation
du Washington Ho|"I, H. >oliiri'cnt Ia
continuation d. la favour don't lie public
4 tot,lours ci,tou'e r"t reimbursement. ct
rs >'cng'gent 4 no ricn ntgIigcr pour
Ga gr!ri4t uIgi,. .Np.'t,f Its. It
Table conioi tables, D,rroto4j""I> "qpro-
v]isionnte DIES mei|icurcs liqncnr<, SER
vice prompt. VOLTA dcs Tires q!c 'enr
int,$on 81" dom r'i"a iamnis.
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P.rNcouRrv1rLr, Ga) 81 Der. 1851.
LISTE DIES LETTRES

Rest.nt ~ Bm>ah Dc Po-tc DE- Pain
co"rtsiiIe. ~ja>i"'a &c jour. les per
soa,ncs gsIi i~eriamc,oat tt~ ~irt'rr~.
vondf"nt bitn dire pa'cil's >o"t"s'-
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ODEoN HALL CLOTHING ROOMS,

WEIsENFELD CO.. FASHIONABLE CLoTHIERs,
Cor. Al street and Penna. AOenue.
VINHE PROPR1ETORs of this Establishment respect
fully announce to the Public that they prepared
exhibit of the largest stocks Of Ready Clothing
in the city, having enlarged Store to such an extent
that it surpasses similar Establishment in the Dis
trct Having the advantage of being supplied from
Clothing Mandatory North, we can offer induce
that will satisfy the purchaser that We not only
keep the best and largest variety but at the same time
fifty per cent. less than goods can be got elsewhere
We invite the attention of the Public to portion
our stock.
OVERCOATS AND SACKS.
Overcoats of the latest Styles all colors
Fine Black 0vercoats, fine Blue do
Fine Brown 0vercoats, fine Olive do
All shades of Drab; Overcoats for servants
Loose Sacks, all colors, latest style
Business Coats large variety; Hunting Coats
Blue Sacks, very rich; Double Overcoats, something
now; fine Dress and Frock Coats
PANTS AND VESTS.
Fine Doeskin Pants; plain and striped Pants large
variety Cassinet Pants Tweed do
Grey Cashmere Pants; Vests of all qualities.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
Boys and youths Clothing, the largest variety In the
city, at prices to astonish.
Call and examine for yourselves.
95- Don't forget the place. oct Att
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Georgetown and It's Affairs.

GEORGETOWN, March 5-12 m.
The prospect of our mechanics for heavy
summers work has not been so iattering for
many years. Already we hear of contracts for
quite number of large buildings being given
out, and of the intention of many other persons
to build through the course of the summer. This
is very gratifying and it is hoped that some of
our capitalists will turn their attention to the
erection of small dwellings, as such have been
greatly in demand with us for the last year or
more.
Our merchants also expect largely increased
amount of trade the approaching season, and are
making all necessary preparations for its accom-
mediation; and all that appears to be wanting to
make Georgetown what her natural advantages
are amply sufficient to entitle it to be-viz:
aourishing manufacturing and commercial town
is spirit of go aheadativeness among our citi-
zens, and long pull, strong pull, and pull
altogether by our business men generally CFo
be continued.)
We are sorry to learn that, as Mr.. B. Forrest
and wife were returning home on Tuesday night
by being kicked by his horse.
| The -four market this morning is firm, with
| buyers at S4@$4.124. Wheat, white, $4,000.
and red, s0@s3c. Corn, 54@56c! Corn meal,
Zoe.
Several thousand pounds of roll butter, from
wagons, sold yesterday at $17@$l8 per 100
pounds.
Arriuals-Schr. Mary Ann, Haly, Philadel
phia, to w. 7. Dove; schr Edward Wilmer, La
| fevred, Baltimore, via Alexandria, to Peter Ber-
| ry; schr. Advocate, Taylor, Philadelphia, to J.
| J. Bogue; packet schr. Mary Jane, Barnard,
Nantucket, to H. M. Sweny.
iSailed--schr. NJ. ]. Fardy, Hooper, Salisbury.
ELECTRO.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-05
VIRGINIA, CITY OF NORFOLK, BONDS.

PROPOSALS will be received until the goth day Of March
i proxmo, for Bonds Of the City Of Norfolk TO the
amount Two Hundred Thousand Dollars to be issued In
OF Five Hundred and One Thousand Dollars each,
desmabe In twenty years, with semiannua interest," Cou'
pons attached.
Bidders will offer the Stock Bonds with interest pay
able in New York; also for Bonds with interest payable
In the City Of Norfolk.
Offers be made for any part Of the above amount
Proposals will be received by Robt H. Gaaher President
Of the Bank Of the Union, Washington, D. c. VIM Ward,
of New York; and the Register Of tho City Of Norfolk
The Commissioners and the Committee i'm charge Of the
object reserve the right to accept reject any bid
feb 2S-dtmar2
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-05
Uneasy State OF Europe.

There does not appear to be power in Europe
which is not, more or less, uneasy at the present
aspect of affairs. Even Russia has taken the alarm.
In the plenitude Of his continental dictatorship,
the Emperor Nicholas has, it is said, expostu-
lated with Louis Napoleon on the contemplated
assumption by the latter of the imperial crown.
If this should prove true, there is good reason
to believe it will, the designs of the French Pres
ident on Belgium subject to which we have
| alluded in another article-will scarcely be real
lied without general war in Europe. 1t is APP
parent that in the event of the Autocrat entering
the field, the triumph of the French arms will be
exceedingly problematical The old feud, indeed.
between Napoleon and the rest of Europe will be
renewed, and, in all probability, with like dis
astrous termination to France. In fact, Louis
Napoleon will not have even as good chance of
success as his uncle He wants the military
genius of the Emperor. He is not as the Empe-
ror was at first, the representative of liberal prn
ciples, in opposition to the time-worn despotisms
of Europe, Splendid rs the French army is in
discipline, numbers and equipments, it must in
evitably fail, if undertaking to wage war against
allied Europe What neither Louis the Four
teenth nor the Emperor Napoleon could do, can
not be done by "Augustulus," rs Victor Hugo
not inaptly calls the French dictator.
[IhHddelphia Bulletin.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-05
philadelphia Bulletin.

THE ARAING OF EuRoPE.-It is very evident
that things are tending to head at Europe, and
before great while some extraordinary events
will transpire. The New York :" Times says:
On the Continent the temperature approaches
war heat. There great furnishing up of ox-
died muskets, swabbing out of old feld-pieces
and whetting of swords. The alarm may be
empty, but it is general There are those who
fancy they can penetrate the future far enough
to forete where the storm is to burst, and whom
it will annihilate. France by common consent,
is set down for Belgium and the banks of the
Rhine Russia, it is supposed, will cure itself of
chronic uneasiness by Selling Turkey Austria
will finish and round off her Italian domains by
appropriating Piedmont and Prussia is to give
her struggling States another stretch in order to
rob Switzerland Of Neufchatel. The programme
may all be imaginary, save the first performance
upon it and while that is confessedly probable,
there is nothing impossible in the rest. The
Times has already avowed its fear lest the Gar
should avail himself of the neutrality of France,
and the powerlessness Of England, to run his
frontiers to the Egean. The wonder will be if
that ultimate object of Russian avarice will be
foregone at an opportunity pre- eminently
favorable. Forbearance is not among the virtues
of the Northern UrsuS Major.