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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-28

ayIRGISIA Rules held Clerks Ohce Crcu
Court CHy Richmond The ihrd day OF October 1853
~ being the FIST Monday IN the monthG .
Joseph snton Admnator Richard arcouIt, deceased,
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MIR. James Woodhouse has the third volume OF
Calhouns Works 10 anblher column will be found au
rees,ing notice of this volume from the n. YIonraai Of
Commerce.
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rS,lICsT G k's NOTICE.
IL by deed dalsd September zoih
office oil the C"ult Of Hastings iol
yeied 10 me all liz properly and e
creditors generally. All persons
please make prompt payment, ano
the Company win present them 10
Sept. 9-a2w&c3Y
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DEATH OF REMINGTON. THE BRIDGE BUILD
ER-Tne Sou,ho pa pers announce the death of John
Renioeton Galveston Texas the 18th ul OF yellow
fever. Mr. Remington we'll known IS the inventor Of
the Remington B.ddse" and many other new branches OF
mechanical Industry
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- EDGEbIONT- HOUSE. = - - I. : :. -
VERY desirable be had at The EdsemGn. % far
ted Of Main. between 9Th and i'h soes'
persons Wishing city, and also fox permanent eoafoef'
nr.
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hyhips CHERRY gEOTQRAL, -.
syOn THE L tPlD CGRE az tubGll;. kultts. IIb9 rs
4tMrSs GRGNCIITI, WHn0PING. Cough, rR0EF, ASH
MA AND CONSUMPTION -,

AvEM'Ss CtsEi,tE , gEoru l A. no. kss.
Nrs I' a9 9arin TSS Ma f cobG rhGF asT
MA AND CONSUMPTION f.,
b.,snr l.s Numerous Jistossi'- Scin"ce IL: "a
n as "'t a" I" ts .asrass enjoyment, and
even -" , 's f' Of III nHr real value &
% oS"f r' han ' I'll, c"aOioo q chems
s & ;ss ss. e: 1 =: 4:
Sns%",s ] T"moonr which have hitherto swe.
rom ~: ,b"nlao rrson TO Dee2e Kennedy has e"sh bee"
,uu be relied "a 70 tITe ne s a. e s
., to an1 a" ,s cues crstidL but wsad lie
, @ +o a' ns@s S1 be sas
fee l ilt'grs aGi "l'sih'aoe PROOF "i Ihfse
rl1lernenEs
ia, A.sn Dear Ny Is iouf Old has l;' 'a
s . , > All . sEs'y Ply" Sl1iRRy rs
lite induced 70 ny 1t on my ius boy gave h,m
@ "eS al sL decided change the better and
81 days use he ~asable t" cal q" dnk without pam
u and ,eeve the ANXIETY OF many l"nd Ia'n
For all adtS7s n Ic Throat ari Lunss believe the best me
do you these is, but nr you IrpS,t-nt 4s-'t'S ny
nule bal would na@ have been m another world
49, :, - j. D. POWELL, supt Trans. L. n: r. 2
RocE ITitL ISomerset Ca ) n. J, Iuly 81 -! !,
Dr AYER Since your medicine haa kno"n hcls II
demand other cough remedy we
ID aEe rsi;e ~ @ cso WI. Vi al mai
j. no 700 r.,h for The Eoo take sa,ss !" 1e MN
.s1 al ssfE %
Please send further supply and Oe I9HS nc wHrocK
Ynurs, with respect, ,oi -, 10 cont vnu II Van
P 5 Almost any Of certificates can DC t" 'ou' 'ou
Wish. ur,..or r. " I,ly Of 1870
g.. re-. NAY certify that have Use.l y0nf CHERRY
y A'th AZ one YEAR and sincere belief that
20 ~, ia nv era tins me II had not IL has
ahoaid nave osen "f the and do
cured ma o, whe. tell you priceesss remedy
"'ef-s'a's "' @ Sou.. very respectfully.
Ii. a. McCuLLla Attorney at Lew.
wlksharre: Pa, Sint la5 1856
M G ArSR Myjear Sr-fouT medicine Is much aP!oYea
IN No. wh, la usrd ! here, anu compositun 10
." ~ 70 main,un Its reputation invariably recon
u m pulmonary affections do many Of our principal phy
IT,, srrh t5t4@1 | am your friend .
s'c'a"'' ie.sU.a GuASl STREATER, NJ ID.
prepsre, BY AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Masa mn
sod Sc bnund, Wholesale and retail. BY PURCELL, I.AD
Co aud by Druggists aad Dealers IN Medicines everywhere
= Sept 22-cE3m -
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Henry Clarke aGd other Defendants
The object o t- charge defendants with ply.
sht oil The amount q" decree Circuit Court OF the Guy
RICHMOND PRONOUNCED the 9h day March, 1853,
Tie ldnn asdnSi Henry Clarke inl William John Clarke
John Ci-ke deceased and affidavit having been mad,
aud HIe that the decdt above noaesljon OF hi,
Common wea the said defendant notified appear Ruiz,
10 be holden the Clicks Office the said Court. first Nor
day December and do what protect hi,
interest M dis eopyTestr,
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VIRGINIA. RUS. n- in tic elt Office Of The CtclTt
,,i ~ ~. rnn,y J,.n,,.,
Plaintiff:

n
C"G County &C ii:uiico, MONDAY, the 80 day
obcr 1856
Elijah Crurp. Plaintiff:
Against.
frun,r Lucy Cump Henry SnS the children and
y:uIns ui William H. EIuu,p aEL Urfephsnie
TIE Of ih salt 20 htan decree for the division OF no
Which Maj died -ed an possessed dnhsg
ctcd according their rsprtve
therein adj arayi having been made ari Ge that the DC
named residents Of Commonwealth no
said rdnIs nont tic Ru=s 20 be holden N TIE
Clerk Court the FIRST Monday In December
this
Cory-Testc: ALFRED SHIELD, Deputy Clers
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NClRGINIS,At Ru,a held CLERK OiAcc ohe Circus
i!Hy Richmond. ihs IL iay oI October lsa
IL being the n Monday .e mouth
John A burgess PlalhiH:
PlaiLiiY:


ChuIcs Il. Harry md other Defendants.
The decree account OF ifc
partnership al lie late hrm nj arlrys md Burgess,
u the date " na dissolution also an &C
dnd I,ni rti-r by tho pa6t Of the
named L. regard thereto, ul eHstrnce, ami
the plaintiff ,olu!9n aud i"r ~ tV"r oil ths
panti against sIan, what, the taking % lha
shalt be due 10 n nom he sald dee'
ant fuieI, ascainIhg Gy OF the Commissioners
the sLd CONT what amount OF money si due by The said de
VIM w burgess, ny tile VIM W
nTgcs iccs upon house and lot al
the Duva the Richmond;
he SAID house ait nt AMI I"r application 81
proceeds OF the sale thereof liter satisfying the
mortgage SAID VIM W. BUTgessJ discharge OF
Ia The JcisDiiL
Aforesaid Iial, lr deiiUh
al found tho
lne wing made aI filed that the defendant
81 Ii1 Commonwealth the sai deieh
lu n, notified aIpra iurS holden III thu Clsrt
nr ils Monday Defender neit CT!
do y hal IL rersSafy protect Ills III thls sui..
cop -Trsic, Eos. ROBINSON C'eik.
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ROBINSON. Cps


N
Conn the CITY Richn'Hd the third dy October
lSI3 II beng the fret MuItlIy the month";
f0lrr. Toler,
William W 1rr Lazy r Toer administrative Of Mathew Taller
deceased. aud other PGIiGuts
Hooper" Ma.h Hooper AMI the representatives
a. Skrlt"G Jones, deceased, aud Other Defendants
The "ec' al iia SUIT Is ih"hIan discovery from he ieGi-
and William aud " asng l 10 whether
properly lands prcpany n The
81 the Of Joci M deceased liable tbs
.ccitc favor o the plaintiffs, The
mentioned subject land the till neutone and Other
rrlp-iy the said decree,
lJHi deposition ." the proceeds teeal
nith b! of plain.
Iul li,v been made LIt flied that The defendants
Matthew OF Common.
aud the defendants, the representative o Skcon aars
sand defendants G1tiCh
hnr he Clerk Ohi-e the said Court
FIST Monday encr AMI Ia what IL necessary rr3c
their intcrr az u this SUIT Copy--Trste:
OCT a-cMIw EUS. ROBINSON CPS
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NrIRGINia.-aG Rur held Tie Cck's % The Lur
Cont Of The City Richmond. the third lsY Ortohcr
ls5a at being The ffst Monday the month";
William I. JllIdln, pI,lo;,T
Drnnttan,


George and other
the this obtain decree the defendants
Ikrn9 Wallace hundred a! isrpt
hy "sh cruI, WITH incest ticf'"T from the ia, 81 S,vam
pas iht The pAniI. T - ,
srnu ant Wallace, tt,r hands said Ioasuau,. m
having been made ana tc' That IA" nanG non
f"il.ht ol ii1 t"nI"n"r i tlc Si! Defendant nafcL 10 AZ
pear al the kMrS {" s orn IN the trks uaE, our.
the Monday December VIA. - nec,sss,,
project his Interest ~ st!' a.l Htaps --TesIc.
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ARD u LANE.

"a IA Court cotdihutu ahH hei %
4 CuIuttrI I'd t:vuuty, = Il DAY al Ansus' 'N.J
~. ,",,, Pads
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Of the Cy Of Romona on The third day Of October
l-S3, al being the Monday tie munh)
Reed Executor the last viii end testament Janet
Hudson drcsdssd, PidlnIH'
IGh.n.:,
T1m3Ou aiii Defendants
The ~ h2 plata
pay tr sses jacit ny last VII and testament OF ne
tcSllIIlx rcslduEIn that ienan
Gicd that Defendant
icsichr al h CnmmohEtai the saJ hclen
appear The Rules 10 lie holden The Clerks
Court, The first Monday December next and
de- What IL protect her this
Copy-Tcse:
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NiIRGISIi.-At the Clerks Uicc the CIR
the County OF lienco, Monday, the third ddJ
81 October. 1883
Miles G. Seilen elalnUd
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s,,,ur The numerous iiat6,Gii'e Stirnre !.
III, made IA this generation 10 IhcI'itc lilf
tu-iurs.y at life Increase IFS enjoyment, anu
cv.n I,,.lann the term III human cAi>ie"cs, -,
ona : IN l,- tanned nf more real value {" {,
m,nslnd Than this contilbminn Of Chelni7 Il J
nv tnlhe Heating Art. vast irial OF us WI ~
49,. throughout tins broad coumtry, has pro IL
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TUE WORKS or CALHOUN

u. C. V..'t' No. 81, Rue MontnlaiIre. Paris.
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Defendants
have special COMMISSIONER ap
poi0rpa cxrcuic acsnoree deliver the said Miles C. Sci
good and deed release aciui:ng and usar5
the lirE tic said decd OF iIust IL
The hill mentioned all claims Gf the trustees aLa OF
the rrrrc7cu,alivos OF Davi Bullock aHl C.lsnns u,
The s1iJ deed Of iTu5
and bond dlsp the bill mcn'.1nei and AFFIDAVIT ia.
mr. been made AMI the heirs William Shelton (ml
nor unknown residents Of this Commonwealth
the aid rcmants notified appear here the Rules TO be
holden Office Of lie sad Court tho hrs Monday
and do what their Interests
IN tit. sun. : copy -lcsle :. SHIELD CLERK.
z
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-26

AMERICAN GEN1us.-Harrison Wi.
mans left Baltimore a few years ago,
a poor. boy, but with an improved
mind, acquired at a couhtrYschool,
with genius, ambition and enterprise
He worked in Europe to the head Of
the machinists and engineers, and be-
came leading contractor on the great
railroad between Moscow and St. Pc
tersburg, four hundred miles long.
He made over one million dollars.
On his return to Paris, he married a
talented amiable and beautiful, lady,
and will soon build cage for her, in
the shape Of a villa and park Of three
scres, beautifully ornanented, where
rich and poor may feast their eyes on
indigenous plants and rare exotics.
He goes again to Russia to fiji a con-
tract with the Emperor, on public
works, by which lie will bring $500,
900 in gold for bis mental labors.
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lfsseedingss 4 tho LfshlatuFs.

SESArr.-Ts esday, Jan. 25th.-
After reading the minutes, the report
of the Citizens Bank was presented.
On motion 500 copies were ordered
to be printed, and a special Committee
on Banks and Barking was ordered
to be appointed.
Several bills introduced by Mr..
Lacey, most Of them having reference
to the organization Of the several de-
partments, were read by their titles and
laid over.
A bill introduced by Mr.. Kenner to
place the s24O,00O composing the
Sclleol Fund, in the State Treasury
was ped.
NV Rivers introduced a bill to
amend the act of '48 relative to the
State Printing. The resolution Civ.
ing extra compensation to Messrs.
Walton and Cassard, was postponed.
The Senate then went into execu-
tive session and soon afterwards ad-
journcd.
We were unable to obtain the pro.
ceedings Of the House they will ap-
pear in to-morrows paper.
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BATON RoUGE, Jan. 9th 1852.

AION 1eOUur, jan. = ttu lcp-.
Gentlemen Il have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt Of your very aattering note
Of the 2lst inst, desiring me to designate
some day previous to my departure from
Baton Rouge, when it would suit my con-
venience to dine with YOU and enable you
to testify your kind regards for me, and
your regret at my change Of residence.
With your permission, gentlemen, l will
designate Saturday next, the Goth inst, as
the day most convenient to myself. But, in
doing so, allow me the privilege to express
to you my deep sense Of gratitude for this
evidence of your esteem and kind regard,
confess, that | am unable to persuade my
self that my conduct during my residence
in Baton Rouge, either as an officer, or cit
izen, entities me to so distinguished proof
of your esteem; and that look upon this
compliment on your part, more as an eman-
alton of your liberaIity and generosity,
than from any merit of my own.
lam Gentlemen, your very ob't. serv't.
JOSEPH WALKER.
To
VIM. S. Pike, w. r. Stuart, Thos. J. Buff
fington, Thos. G. Morgan and others.
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BArox RouoE IA, Jan. 96th '6s.
My. Hitter =. Yop win oblige me
by pablidhing in your aszt iasus . no
tiesof ths dsath q Mr.. Rosxnr G.
GuMsR. of Montgomery, Ala. who
died in this city. It 2 O'Clock. p. NJ,
If this day. Deceased was As ysars
Of age, and had been afflicted with
chronic diarrhea for several months.
Accompanied by his family and neph-
ew, he recently left homo to visit
Gooper's Wells; . rapid decline, after
Leaving New Orleans, induced his
friends to stop with him 1t this place,
when he only survived . few hours.
To Mr.. Markham of the Wharf
Boat, l, with other friends Of the de-
ceased, have to tender our grateful
thanks for his assistance 50 kindly
given; and it may be gratifying to the
many friends Of the departed, to know;
that while on the Mississippi River, he
received, by that friend Of his family.
DR.. Reid, Of Madison cotsnty, Miss
and afterwards, from the best .phisi-
clans Of this city; and was surround
ed by his grief-stricken wife and little
children. e.-,
For the assiduous and delicate at
tcntions Of Gov. T. NJ. Tucker, of
Lake Providence, cannot we'll ex-
press the thanks due to his manly con-
duct !; and the blessings Of the widow
and the orphan, will ever attend those
noble ladies-the daughters of Gov.
Walker, who visited, consoled and gave
10 them in their affection, home in
strange place.
JNO. N. SANDIDGE.
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LOUISVILLE. January 26th,

AVVIovAALAn "nO"sy AOsus
The river at this place stafionary-
five feet in the Channel.
Dispatches from Washington says
Mr.. Houston moved in the House,
that the House meet hereafter at
7 o'clock-lost. Mr.. Clark introjuc.
ed a bill to allow land in Iowa. tbr
railroadpurposes
Cumberland river has fallen 4 liz
feet. Niagara arrived at New York
bringing dates f:om Liverpool Of the
Sd.
A large banquet was given Mr.. In
gersoll by the Liverpool Chamber of
Commerce. The ship Arctic brings
dates Of the 7th.. and repsrts that the
English ship St. George. from Liver
pool, for New York took fire on the
24th December in q terrible storm,
during which ship Orlando from Mo-
:ile hove in sight. and succeeded in
rescuing rs passengers and cr..w. after
which the St. George went down !;
81 persons perishing by FIRE and water.
Corn dull, with decline Of two pence :;
wheat six pence. Yellow and mixed
corn % to Is cts per bushel Small
sales Of provisions; Lard scarce.
There is four feet water in the Channel
at Pittsburg River has fallen in the
past "a hours at cincinnati . feet 6
inches. Senate passed bill compen-
sating representatives, Maj. Twiggs Of
South Carolina for property destroyed
by the British during the Revolution.
House is engaged in discussing order
to print the Presidents Message rela-
tive to the recent difficulties with
Spain; upon this question there was
long and angry debate, finally Cabcl
from Florida demanded reading. Mr..
Polk called for clearance Of the gal
leries and secret session.
The Artic's news from Liverpool,
says Napoleon replied to Pope Nuncio,
and said, II trust under Divine Prcyi-
dence to develope the resources of
France, and secure peace to Europe.
Prince Murat demands Twelve millions
Of francs and compound interest for
the late Kings property. Napoleon
refuses to pay the interest. Madam
Madina still in Prison. The Turks
we're defeated a. Sculsy by Montur-
giers with loss Of 600 killed.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-26

A sufficient subscription having been
obtained for the purpose, a School Of
Design for Women has been established
in New York. 1t isopen to all from the
age Of twelve and upward, who bring
with them testimonials Of good charsc-
ter. This board of management en-
braces the names Of some Of the first
ladies in the city.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-26

AxrrolflEs IN CoxoRrss.n ~
almok become . sanding rule IN, eon-
gress, that any body who contests !
seat, whether he has the right in ~
favor or not. i 70 b somplimented j
the reception Of PER diem and mileage.
In this way. congress offers bounty to
contestants. If they succeed, they get
their seats; if they don't, they are well
paid for occupying the public time
and delaying the public business:
The house recently voted mileage
and per diem to John s. Little, an un.
successful contestant in 1850, and to
H. B. Wright, also an unsuccessful
contestant in 1S51-both from Penn
sylvania.
The same day, the house also gran.
ted per diem and mileage to John To-
liaferro, Of Virginia, while contesting
seat in 1811-forty-two years ago
Mr.. Taliaferro had also contested a
seat in 1912, but the house refused to
pay but for the one seat.
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A DEArH-Gen. i. A. Besancon,
well known in this city, from his con.
nection with newspapers and politics,
died last evening on board steamer,
on which he came a passenger from
Baton Rouge. He complained Of be-
ing i'll on entering the boat and imne.
diatcly went to bed. His last moments
were attended by number Of his
friends, He leaves widow and four
children. The sadness Of his depar.
ture from the scenes of this snb}unary
life will be bitter blow to them, as
they were within a few miles Of bis
dcath-bed, but Unconscious of his situa-
tiop. They have, at least, the SYM
pathy ola wide circle Of friends who
regret with them the melancholy de-
cease Of their kind protector.-!Sttur.
day's Picayatue.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-26

The election which was to take place
at Nashville on the 18th instant, to
vote tax for subscribing one million
dollars to different railroads, has been
postponed until March. The friends
Of the road thought they could not carry
it. It is the general opinion that it
will be voted down.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-26

A firm "bursted" in New York
lately, whose liabilities amounted to
$390,OO0. They started in the
dry goods jobbing trade year ago.
with $4,000 capital, and the personal
expenses of the two members Of the
concern amounted to $37 900 for elev.
en- months. Progressive age!
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-26

SYMPATHY FOR THE MADAlA FAM1-
Ly.-MR. BEEKMAN offered resolutions
in the New York Legislature. on the
10th. expressing deep solicitude in
regard to the prosecutions which
ERANcIsso MADAIA and family were
subjected to in Tuscany for the alleged
crime of reading the Bible. They re-
quest the President to exert his infu-
ence with the Government Of Tuscany
to allow them and their fellow-prison
crs to emigrate to this country.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-26

IMPORTANT IF TRUE-One Of the
papers of the" spirit rappers,' in pre-.
tending to be informed Of the affairs Of
the dead, states that Napoleon and
Wellington are quarrelling about the
affairs at Waterloo. This should teach
people to get through with their fight
ing and quarrclling before leaving this
world. I'D
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-26

AN EDITOR GONE ABRoAD.-Among
the passengers who sailed from New
York, in tie Empire City for Havana,
was Colonel Hiram Fuller, ofthe Even
ing Mirror, who visits Cuba for obser-
walton and recreation. Mr.. Fuller
bears important dispatches from the
State Department to our Consul at Ha-
vana.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-26

10 Chickering's new piano forte es-
adjustment at Boston will cover 1000
feet of land, and is SO arranged that all
parts Of the piano will be made and
mt together before it leaves the build
ing.
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BxroN ROUGE. Jan. 21st 1853.

Bx'roN ROUGE, Jan. 21st 1853.
SW:-On the eve Of your departure from
Baton Rouge, we desire to testify our high
personal regard, and for this purpose beg
you to designate day when it will suit
your convenience to dine with us Assur-
ing you Of the regret we feel at your remov-
al of residence.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-26

The Northern papers state, that, on
the 29th inst, a marriage will be sol.
emnized between William Toilet
Lynge, Attache to the British Lega-
ton, and Miss wainwright, daughter
of the late Capt. Wainwright. U, s.
NAVY.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-26

DErALcATIoN.-It has been ascer-
tanned by the officers of the Reading
pa Rail Road Company, that one Of
their subordinate officers of the COM
PAW is a defaulter to the amount Of
$4O,OOO-so says a Philadelphia des-
patch.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-26

alabama Insane Hospital.--The
contracts for furnishing materials to
erect an insane hospital in Alabama
have been given out. Mr.. John Stew.
art, u Philsdclphia, is the architect
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-26

~ The dramatic representation
of "Uncle Toms Cabin" has had q
nine weeks run at the Boston Museum,
and is likely to be played for some
weeks to come.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-26

10 Blacksmiths. it is said, forge
and steel every day; but we think peo>
ne speak ir0,sicaLLY ut them.