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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-01-12

LIZ The 81. Adams Messenger, one
of the ablcst Wing papers in the State,
appears on new type and in an enlarged
form, at the commencement of the new
year.
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dgt Rtgister.
M1DDLEBURY, JAN. IL, 1853.
Addison County Agricultural Society.

Addison County Agricultural Society.
The annual meeting Of the Addison
County Agricultural Society will be held
at the Town Room, in Mddlebury, OIL
Wednesday, January, 10. 1853, in ac.
cordance with the constitution as amend.
ed at the last meeting.
JOSEPH ii. BARRETT,
Secretary.
Middlcbury, Dec. %, 1852,
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CO H. L. Sheldon has an excellent
article of Writing Ink, both as to its
color and its non-cOrroding properties,
which we can recommend from trial
and to those especially who use metallic
pens
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@G. II. BEAMAN, Esq, has retired
from the editorial chair of the Rutland
Herald. He is succeeded by Mr.. L.
BARNEY, as editor and publisher. The
Herald has always been a staunch sup
porter of Wing principles, and will con-
tinue to do good service, we doubt not,
under its new conductor.
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FOREIGN News.-We learn by the
America, which reached Halifax on
the 9th inst, that the new English min
istry was not completed when the steam.
er left Liverpool. The Earl of Aber-
deem is to be prime minister. In France,
quiet prevails. The Princess Vasa has
married the Prince of Saxony, and Ma
poleon must look elsewhere for an En-.
press. In Turkey, the Sclavic races
all appear to be in a state of insurrec-
ton, A remarkable rising in Albania
is reported.
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MAINE. The Senate of Maine, which
assembled last Wednesday, is in rather
q singular predicament. There are IA
Wing and 8 Democratic Senators, with
several vacancies. After electing a
Wing Secretary, the Democrats refused
to vote for President, and 10 being the
constitutional quorum, the Senate, by the
last accounts, remains unorganiIed.
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NOrton's Litcrarn RcpiSkcz. Co.

Norfons Literary Register, for
1853, contains catalogue of the works
published in this country, and of the
principal British publications, during
the last year; accounts of several of
the principal libraries in the United
States and much other useful informa.
tion.-Sent to any part of the country,
postpaid, on the receipt of % cts. by
Charles b. Norton. II Chambers ST.,
New York.
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The Western Lite,ayv MESSENGER 70

The Western Literary Messenger for
January, commences the nineteenth vol
ume. 1t has "stood for years in the
front rank of American periodicals of
the solid class. "-Jewett, Thomas &
Co, Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y. Terms,
$3.50 ayeari four copies, S. eight
copies, IS.
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MAssAcHusErTs,-The Legislature of
Massachusetts, assembled last Wednes-
day. Hon. CHARLES II. WARREN (Whig),
of Boston, was chosen President of the
Senate. and Hon. GEORGE Bliss (Wbig),
of Springfield, Speaker of the House.
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EBELorr COLLEGE Wisconsin ;

E1 BELoIr COLLEGE, Wisconsin, is
steadily advancing, as appears from a
catalogue for the past year, for which
we are indebted to Prof Lathrop The
whole number Of students is 1856, of
whom SO are In the collegiate depart
ment. The Freshman class numbers I6.
The Faculty are Rev. Aaron L. Cha.
pin, A. NJ, President Rev. Miles P.
Squier, d. D., S. Pearl Lathrop, NJ. D.,
Rev. j. j. Bushnell, A. NJ, Rev. Jos.
Emerson, A. NJ - Professors and
Thos. S. Potwin, A. B Tutor.
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RESIGNATION OF Mr.. KING.-ITon.
William R. King has resigned his seat
as Senator. The resignation to take
effect Immediately. Governor Collier
will appoint Benjamin Fitzpatrick to
fill the vacancy.
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k A neat cont of GRAY, cefebra,.

IL 4 neat copy OF Trays celebrai'
ed Elegy in County Churchyard and
other Poems, has been published by
James French, rs Washington St, Bos-
ton. 1t contains brief memoir of the
author, and notes, and is pretty gift
book-For sale BY II. l.. Sheldon.
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STEAMBOAT ExrLosIoN. - L0N,sriXc,
Jan. The steamer John Simmons
left this place this afternoon for New
Orleans. When rounding ont from
Portland, 8 miles from this city, one of
her fues collapsed, scalding 90, or %
persons. Twelve are already dead.
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arc responsible, and which, from dccis-
ions of the highest court of the land, is
already known to be constitutional in its
chief provisions, we think this grave adj
monition is not needed.
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81 A. Rev Mr. Cummings of Con-
cord, n. H., has issued parcel of fam
ing handbills announcing the end of all
,ublunary things in 1854 He finds
number Of deluded followers
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THE LAW AND THE PRoFlTs.-Tho
keeper of a drinking saloon says, his
main reason for opposing the lac is
because it is opposed to the profits.
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New YoRK.-William ii. Ludlow,
Democrat, was elected Speaker Of tho
New York House, and John s. Nafcw,
Clerk, on Tuesday
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IL Mr.. HUNTER, it is reported, de-
clines to accept place in the new Cab
met.
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Washington, Jan. 4-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the nom
nation OF Hon. Geo. L. Badger, of
North Carolina, to the vacant Judge
ship Of the Supreme Court.
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E Col King, Vice President elect,
it is thought, cannot possibly recover.
His physician, having sounded his lungs
with stethescope, declares that one of
his lungs is entirely destroyed, and the
other partly so.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-01-12

EG-The New Hampshire Liquor
Bill has been indefinitely postponed
by majority of 10 in full house.
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Sec. q This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, October 30, 1852.
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LIZ The funeral of Gen. Pierce's
son took place at Concord, on Monday.
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LloAcY To Mas. PIERcE-It is un-
derstood that the late Amos Lawrence
left sa5, 900 to Mrs. Pierce, wife Of the
President elect.
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EE A powder-mill at Acton, Mass,
exploded last Saturday, killing three
men.
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Ia Prof Wilson exit North") Of
Edinburgh, died last month
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No. 80. An Act relating to the duties
of highway surveyors.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. !. 1t shall be the duty of the
several highway surveyors, in their re.
spectivc highway districts in this state
to keep the travelled track through all
covered bridges in their respective dis
tricts covered with snow, during the
season of slcighing
Sec q This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, November 90, 1852.
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No 35. An Act in relation to action,
against towns for injuries OIL highways
IL is hereby enacted, DC.
Sec. L. Whenever on the trial of a
cause against town. to recover damages
through the insufficiency or want of re.
pair of any highway, either party. on
application to the court for that purpose
shall have the right 10 personal inspcc-
ton and examination of such highway
by the jury trying laid cause, and the
expense Of such examination shall be
borne and paid by the party asking for
such examination proridcii, that ncith-
or psrty shall have the right to such c1-
animation unless said highway is situa.
tod in the county in which said cause
shall be tried.
Sec. 2. The jury shall be under the
charge Of an officer specially appointed
by the court. and it shall be the duty of
such officer to convey such jury to and
from the place of examination, and the
jury shall examine such highway as shall
be shown them by the parties to such
suit
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No 80 An Act in addition to chapter
twenty-five Of the compiled statutes
relating to laying out and discontinue
ing highways and bridges.
IL is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec l. Whenever the sslcctmen of
any town shall lay out any cross road
or lanes as pent road, they may rcr-
init the same 10 be enclosed and occu.
pied by the owner of the land over
which such road or lane is located, du
ring such portion of he year as they may
deem exp .dient, and their order in this
respect shall be in writing. and recorded
in the town clerks Office Of the town in
which such road is located.
See. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved. November %, 1852
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Approved, November 90, 1852.
No. &C. An Ac! relating to tho locs
ton of school houses

No 36. An Ac! relating to tho loca-
ton of school houses.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. /. Whenever the majority of
any school district shall determine upon
the location Of their school house. and
the minority of such district shall feel
themselves aggrieved by such dctcrmin-
alton, they shall have right to appeal
to the selcctmen Of the town in which
such district is situated, BY delivering to
the clerk of said district written no.
tice Of such appeal.
See. @ Whenever an appeal shall
be taken aerecably to the provisions of
the preceding section of this act, the
selectmen shall give notice to the pru-
deEtial committee, and to the first sign.
er of such appeal, of the time and place
when and where they will attend to the
hearing Of such appeal and the deci-
sion Of the selcctmen shall be final in
tho premises as to the location of such
school house.
Approved, November %, 1852.
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No. 81. An Act regulating admissions
to Union School Districts, and dis
missions therefrom
II is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. If any contiguous school
district wishes to join a union school
district, it may do SO BY vot. of two
thirds Of the legal voters, inhabitants Of
said contiguous district, at q meeting
duly warned for the purpose, and shall
thercupon become member of, and be
entitled to share equally with the orig,
inal members, in all the rights and priv
ileges belonging to said union district
prorided, such union district shall. BY .
majority Of two thirds Of the voter,
present at meeting duly warned fol
that purpose, vote to receive such con
tigpous district.
See. 2 In case any district being :
member Of a union school district, be
comes dissatisfed Herewith it may with
draw therefrom by concurrent vote o
two thirds Of the voters present, a
meetings duly warned for that purpose
ofthe inhabitants Of each Of said districts
respectively, to wit the dissatisfied dis
trict, aud the union district proriaoi
that the inhabitants of said dissatisfic,
districts shall not be entitled to vote a
the NEE ting of the union district on III,
question of permitting them to with
draw therefrom.
See. 8. This act shall take effec
from its passage.
Approved, November lG, 1852.
No. 80. An Act in addition to cbapte
twenty of the compiled statutes, il
relation to the iillingof vacancies il
the Office Of moderator Of school dis
tricts.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
See. I. In case of the death, absenc
or disability Of the moderator Of 4 schoo
district, at any meeting legally warned
m MADEIRA tor DrO feD1DOTc NAV be clOael
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No. 81. An Act to repeal section ten
of chapter cighty-two of the compiled
statutes.
IL is hereby enacted &c.
Sec |. Section ten of chapter eighty
two of the compiled statutes i, hereby
repealed,
Sec ,. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, November 20, 1859.
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Office as herein provided; and the plain
tiff shall have the same remedy to OBJ
tain possession, and TO forcclose the
defendants equity of redemption, and
perfect his own title, as in case of a
mortgage.
Sec. .. Section one Of chapter one
hundred Of the complied statutes shall
be so amended as to read as follows !:
Any person who shall perform any Ia.
Dor, or furnish materials in this state
for or towards the building, repairing.
fitting or furnishing any ship, vessel
or steamboat, shall have lien on the
same for his wages, and material so
furnished, until four months after such
ship, vessel or steamboat shall be com.
pletcd, and may secure the same
by attachment on such ship, ves-
sci or steamboat. which attachment
shall have precedence of all other at
tachment and claims.
Approved, November Is, 1862.
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Cuba and the Tripartite Treaty.

Middlcbury, Dec, %, 1852.
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VFNTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.

No. o2o-Cour du Sixieme District judi
ciaire-Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge.
Henderson & Peale ~. La Compagnle du
Moulin-a-Scie de Baton Rouge ct al.
I'm vertu dun writ de plnr. 4: ia; lance
T. dams lie process ci-dessus intitule al nu-
merote, ct 4 moi adress6 par FHon. Cour
du Sixieme District Judiciaire, dams ct pour
ia Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge ct Fiat de
"a Louisiana; J'exposerai en- vente publique
.Samedt, lc Z Janrier proclaim, A. D.,
1854, ali heures du matin. Sur les lieux
de la Compasnie du Mou!in-a-SciE, situes
dams cette paroisse. au-des>us du Garrison
DIES Flats I.nis. sur Ia Riviere Mississippi,
Ia propriete ci-apres designee ct decritee,
SAVIOR:
U.N certain Terrain on moroccan de terre,
.us,i avec toutes les batisses ct ameiiora-
tons qui s'y trouvent, aiusi Cue lie Moulin.
les Machines, ct tout &c qui sappartiennen'
situe sur la Rivlere Mississippi. pes du
Garrison des Etats Unis, dams la dlte Pa
roi Sc DIST Baton Rouge, ct contenant en-
v,ron vingt- huit arpents super1ciels. plus Gu
rooins, ct borne CONNIE suit, savolr Au
nord par des terres de feu James McCalop;
autrefois ceux de A. Gras, an sud par terreS
s!es Fiat Unis, a,itrefois ceux de John Ora
Gle, ct a lOuest par la Rivlere Mississippi
Aussi les Esclaves suivans. sur les snsdlts
lieux. avec ieur Advertisement, savolr:
Lewis Fisher. de vingt-deux ans, lie "A jour
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Particular Notice.

THE undersigned having determined
l. upon colsing his establishment in this
CITY, for the purpose of moving to Stony
Point, would respectfully invite all those
indebted to him. to settle their accounts on
or before the LIST of January 1854.
From that date, no account will be made
as all sales will be exclusively for cash.
All the leading and staple articles, ap-
pertaining to the grocery business, will be
sold at the lowest market prices. 4 large
and varied assortment Of shelf goods, such
Crockery, Cutlery, Wines, Cordeals, Sweet
Meats, &C., &c, will be sold at small adj
vance.
All goods remaining on hand cfi the first
of May next. will be closed out at auction
without reserve. Also for sale, TIE lease
aid fixtures of the store and dwelling, now
occupied by him; said lease has four years
to run from February next.
nov 80. S. F. BLANCHARD.
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NOTICE.

NcEaGE.
THE undersigned has on hand the fol-
l. lowing articles, which will be sold
for cash.
fit the fo,iouing Prizes at Retail.
Cognac Brandy.
for 81 ct, 81 and Sll
per gallon; best Pavil-
lion Brandy at s3i and 81
per gallon; best Sazerac Bran
dy at SIS per gallon; best old Rye
Whisky at Gj and Is cts. per gal
lon Madeira Wine at 81 j and q per
gallon; Port Wine at Slt per gallon;
best Lard Oil at 8 per gallon; best
Star Candles at IS cts, rer ID. Z; hest Sperm
Candles at 40 cts per Id: Goshen But
ter at 81 cts per lb; best Western But
ter at Is, 90, and rs cts per 10: bar
Soap at 10 cts per bar; Starch 10
cts per ID; Ra.sins at 2j cts per
ID; best brands London Por-
ter and Scotch Ale at S2a
per dozen; Prestor's and
MI,er's Yeast Powd-
els at 20 cents per
box Washing
soda at cts lb;
White WINE Vinegar % cts per gallon; Old
Cider Vinegar IS cts per gallon; 1900
bottles ST. Julien Ciaret Wine at 10
cents per bottle; $50 loafs White
Sugar IS cts per loaf. Also large
stock of Crockery and Glass
wa,e at cost Wool's Cast
Steel Soap at l2s cts per b;
1900 Ions Stone ware
at 10 cents per gallon;
10000 long Velvet
Corks at cost; 40
gallon Demi-
johns at 50
CTS. each; 10 ! casks Cognac Brandy at
cost; 10 barrels old Bourbon Whiskey
at COST 200 gallons Boston Cram
berries at 50 cents FER gallon;
100 bottles Meter brand
OF SilleTy Champagne at
60 cents per bottle.
nov. 7shly S. T. BLANCHARD.
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For Ssasa.


OK ACRES of lad situated on the
~ Bayou Sara Road, about eight
miles from Baton Rouge. half Of which is
cleared and in high state OF cultivation
The soil is we'll adapted to the culture of
fruit trees and vegetables There is attach
ed to the land a coc'odious dwelling, kitten
en-, and other out houses, also good well.
The place is admiralty fitted for a coun-
try grocery store, and house OF entertain
ment, it being on the main road between
Bayou sara and Baton Rouge. The travell-
ing heing large and constant. The close
proximity to Baton Ronge where mark
ct can be found for vegetables and fruits at
big prices. makes it one OF the most DESIRE
able and profitable places in the parish.
Any further information can be had by
applying 10 THOS. PRENDERGAST.
Advocate espy dee e-si.
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r. CAPDEVlELLE,
SUCCESSOR TO F. NEYREY,

Laurel Street. 6e11Ceen LIfU2icfte d
Third, Baton Rouge, La.
INFORMS his numerous customers, that
l. he will continue the business as hereto
fore, he has just received an assortment of
fine goods-consisti' g Of Ladies French
Corsets. linen handkerchieis, fine cotton
stoc sings, black lace veiis, bridal wreaths.
black and white bobinett, swiss edgings &
insertings, Jackonett, DO insertings, cotton
and linen laces, black silk do, black velvet
trimmings, silk and cotton do, plain and
figured ribbons, black filet gloves, white e.
colored silk do, a large assortment OF per-
fumery all kinds of combs and brushes
pocket knives and scissors, Wade & Butcher
razors. fine porte monies, accordeons &c
All nf which he offers at moderate prices.
seDt29-y
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Church Notice,

TNHE WardenS OF ST. JOsepn's Churcn.
l. being DESTROYS of proceeding with the
completion of the New Catholic Church
would beg leave to call the attention OF all
those indebted to said Church. either for
rent Of Pews, subscriptions Or otherwise.
that they will be called upon soon, by Mr..
Antoine Pujol, collector FOR said Church,
or by the Rev. Father Lavais. who has
kindly offered his assistance. in the above
mentioned object. Ii. v PARlN Sar'rV.
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Flat, Cap, e. Shoe Store.

TNHE Undersigned take pleasure in in
i forming their friends and the public
generally that they have jus. 'eplinished
their stock with the most fashionable style
ofarticies in their line. which they will sell
as low as can be purchased elsewhere, for
cash. six. Moleskin. Beaver. Cassimer
and Matilod Hats. Navy. Army, Mohair,
Silk plush, Cotton and silk glazed Caps
for men and boys. Hunting. Calf, Kip ard
Laced boots. Ladies, Misses ard boys Gal
tiers and Brogans. Also negro hats and
shoes A. N, BOOTH.
Nov le-lY. J. ". QUIGGFES
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To the ladies.

Mrs. BLANCHARD wishing to close
lt1 business, for the purpose Of residirs
in the country, will from this date. sell the
entire stock of Mllinary and Fancy articles
at prices to suit purchasers.
The stocs at present CONSISTS OF a better
assortment than has ever been off red 10
the ladies'. a great many fancy s,tic'es,
toys Tor children perftlmery OF every tes~
cription, fancy soap. lMwder boxes. bar
brushes, buffalo and shell cenlbs pa,ioran
mantle ornaments, geniemen's kid glow
and cravats. There viii he lotteries al 9
times through the winter .
No credit given and 10 goods aken frof,,
the store until the money IS raid nov29tt
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Court Notice.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-P0rish

of East Baton Rouge.
DY VIRTUE of an order from the Hon.
ID VIM 8. Robertson. Judge of the 9th
Judicial District of the State of Louisiana.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, that special term Of The 9th
Judicial District Court Of the State Of
Louisiana. in ard for the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge, will be held at the Court
House of SAID Parish, on Monday the ninth
day of January next, AID assn Eighteen
Hundred aud Fittv-four, it being the 2nd
Monday OF said month, by the aforesaid
Julge-to transact all business, Civil and
Criminal, and to try all cases as il the term
were regular term of said Court, with
jury n. V. BABlN, Sheriff.
December 2nd 1853
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New Articles of Oil Cloth

For achica I have Secured a Patent
OIcLorH APRONS, with Sleeves, expressly got up to
protect the cotton picker's garments from the sa-
turating effect Of the dews on the leaves Of the
cotton plant in the early hours of the morning
OILcLoru CAPors with Hoods, to cover the head
This article will suit both cotton and sugar plan
tiers. as it can be used in rainy weather. the hood
shielding the negro's head and neck completely
from the wet.
The use of Oil Clothing cannot be too highly re-
commended to planters, as they will find BY expe-
rence that it prevents great deal of sickness,
casioned by damp clothes, and it will allow the ne
groes, who often kept back from the cotton eld
until the dew on the leaves has dried, to get out
earlier in the day, gaining thereby hour or two
81 picking 20 each hand.
Planters. commission merchants and others, are
invited to call and examine my stock Of goods,
which offer for sale on liberal terms.
nov15 3mo. N. G. F0LGER.
1870 Old Levee, cor. customhouse, n. 0.
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To Planters ana os,aers.

WOULD beg leave to cal yeor alter
i ton now, and at the npetiug q 10
coming season 10 my large and exeeedius''
cheap stock Of Domestic Dry Gon.s VIA. :,
Notwithstanding the heavy advance oi ion-
estics, and every class Of negro wear. aui
enabled to sell at low prices; am ,nw re-
ceiving and will continue TO receive week
ly through the season fresh Supplies Of No.
i Goods ofthis class, all ! ask is call
mar 29-y w. D. PHILLIPS.
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Avis pour des PROPOSITIONS.

LIES PROPOSITIONS seront recIes
~ jusqu'a Mardi, lie Dime conrant, a
heures de l'apres midi, pour la charpentre
ct encloture della nouvelIle eglse catholique.
Les propositions seront deposees avec Mr..
VIM. Spike. la Blanche de la Banque de
la Lousana OH lie plan. les dessins ct spe-
cifcations peu, ent etre vus. Mardi proclaim
ct iours sobseauents. Nv. BABIN,
dec3-id Sscrstaire