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II I'm billet de IouZe &c IS ~piastres, sous
cut par Ade!la z. Flint, CONNIE principal. ct
f.. II. Flint, CONNIE caution in SoIido, date
dAIeEandrle, le n mars 1919, payable a For
dire dc t. NJ. LaIerriGre Levcsque. i douzc
mos dc date, u la mason de commerce de A.
J. DenneStown, a la NlIe-OrleanS.
Is. Tn billet de q~ratre-vinet-dix r~iastres
IS9Oi souscrit par Charlie Layssard, date
Nlle-Orleans, le Il ~favrier 1913, payable lie
Ter JanFler 1919, a Eordre de :. NJ. Laferrit-
LeIeSqRe, a la t~laison de commerce de Lid
forest ct Esquire, ave mttrtt a raiSon de huit
pour cent Fan, d partir de Ia date dn dit billet,
TeImes ct Conditions
Les e~scla1es payabies un cInquicme comp
tant ct Ia balance en- deuN ternes egarA, Ia
1noihe ell mars 1872. etlatlre motto en- mars
1859. ct les attreS etF"ts. rG"ia1naticnse ct cream
ceS, III cllQuIclIG compliant. tt la balance en-
mars 1884. Les acGltrcurs deyrout iournir
leurs blllets payable a Leur pronre ordre. a
loi-ce du itecorter de celte ~patGisse, avec
BONES ct solvabIes cautions sOIIdaire>. naranti
par ~ p"'hcNIe ct privilege dc Nendeuu por-.
tan mteiet a ralsol lie hut pour cent par an,
o patt'r de FGcIl5ance Jusqu'a tartait pale
Il~ut.
P"r"i>se Assumption, lie IS JUN 1883.
i. r. HICKMAN,
40 Nh,.tf
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S3init!HF'S SALE.
Succession Of / Nj t.aicrrlere :.cyc

S~rcCes>lOn OF l. Nj l.aItrrlerG G.eVHSuut
By virtue ot q decree Of the Faith Judicia
District Count OF tir state o. Louisiana iii All,
Tor the PARISH oi As<umpt ION. dated the 1911
y1ne ;@J", viii he offered al public sale. b,
A. +. HIck uial, >netiii ul Nle PARISH OF As
sumption; at the residence ot DR. Joseph Mar
tn. sts"ted about SIX miles from Donaldson
Vile on tie Il1nt bank OF i}a1 on Lafourche
Ill THIS parish, on Thursday est day of july
laaJ. II Ten o'clock 4. W, the following DIES.
cflhed property, belong ing TO the succession
OF f. VI. LaterIlere LeVeSQue, to wit:
lst. Nelson, aged about 40 years, a field
hand,
,. SAM, Il negro man, aged about % years
a carnage driver.
8. Archer, a negro man. aged about 90
years, a field .and.
1. Charles, a negro man aged about %
years, hOu@lnan y tetmster.
). Aiarle Grant, ane9ro woman, aged about
% Years, Seamatgcas (>ublect 10 tltS).
.. Mary Coibot, d leglo woman, aged d.
bout 30 years, washer.
7. lamar, a negro woman. aned about %
years Il lIeldItanJ.
s. Nancy Robertson. d negro woman. AGED
about 90 years.
9. John. d ne"ro boy. aged about Ii wears.
10. Helene Johnson, a negro woman. AGED
aroat IS Yeats, and her two children, Matflil-
dt aged about 9 years and Washington about
; Yeas.
ii. Lee, a negfo boy, aged IL years.
IL Mary Henderson, anerTo woman. aged
about so Yeas and her four children, Jonas
aged about 7 years, Mahala aged abont 5
years, Emella aged ABOUT I years and Hen
rieate about Is months Old.
-. Jeanette. d below girl, aged about II
years.
ii. The frame OF a saw mill consisting of
pisces already heNen and ready to be put up
sad lumber o. sawmItl hein~ on the pianta-
ZION laEs belonging to LaterTlore Leyesque.1
u. One hundfeN and twenty four shares, in
the Consolidated Association of the Planters
Bank Ct Louisiana.
IS. Two carriage horses.
Il. a note tor twelve hundred dollars $1,000
made b. AdeIia L. Flint, as principal and &.
II. Flint as security in solido, dated AIexan-
drla. "A march 1849. payable TO the order OF
NJ LatefrIere LeveSqlle, al IL months rom
dale attae counting house OF A. 81. DENIES
in New Orleans.
Is. A note ior ninety dollars $500 made by |
Charles Layssard, dated New Orleans, fe-
bruary 18th 1873, payable January lst 1S49,
10 the order OF L. NJ. Laferriere Levesque, at
the counting house OF Latorest & Squire, with
interest ateight per cent from date.
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AUX

Les assesseurs de fEtat sont notifies
par lie present avis que les tableaux
d'asscssement sont prats a lenr etre de-
!ivres soft sur leur propre rcu on sur ce-
Iui dun agent ddment autorise.
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JOHN I'll. ILLsLEY.

NOTICE-Al professional business en-
trusted tothe undersigned will receive their
diIigent attention. They will attenu regu-
larly the sessions Of the courts Of the 4fh
and 9Th Judicial District.
l}onaldsonyille. 23rd march 1852.
JOHN H. TLLSLEY.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fifth Judicial District Court in and
for the Parish Of Assumption.
In the matter of The Succession of
Bicnvenn Landry.
Whereas Lorenza Capdevieile administra-
tratrlx of said Succession has this day field
with the clerk of said Court an account of his
administration Of said succession, together
With a petition praying for the homologation
Of the same.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, to show cause i'll ten days after the
publication hereof why said account should
not be approved and homologated,
By o.der of the Court.
Assumption. this 23th June 1883.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
al Clerk
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AUX

LIE sooussigne Went de r~ecevoir un grand as
sentiment de CRANES de iardinage toutes frai-
ches, DIES plus bellies espoces.
Il les met en- vente sous .toutec garanties,z. "a
sa residence a Paifcourtville, chez Madame
Cade.. TIL. GOREAU
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Fiat DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour

Il ->ot
dua Cinquieme District Judiciaire.-
dams ct pour Ia ParoiS~e Assumption.
Succession dc RoSalie Eogere. 'vci5ss14t
decide de lyon Rondrrau.
Enve1tu dun d6cret de Honorable la Cou
du Cinquieme District Judiciaire de rEtat de
Ia Louisiana dams ct pour la paroisse AssomD.
ton, en- date du 20jnin 1853. il sera otiert en-
yente publiQue, par Alfred TGtc. encanteur de
Ia pareTsse Assumption, sur les lieux. dams Ia
ditc parolSSe, Samedi lie 80 iuiIiet 1853. a
dix helres du matln, les prophecies ci-apres
decrteS, appa1tenant a la dite succession,
SaVoir
10. In Negro nomnle Jean Louis. age de
% ans.
20. sUne negresSe. agGe denvifon so ans.
50. Quclques etfetS m6bihers.
TtrmrS IT Conditions
Les e~SclareS payables en- trols termes
eganX. un tiers Ell mars 1854. I'M tiers en-
mars 1859 ct I'M tiers ell mars 1886. lie mObi-
blller Ell mars 1854. Les acqu5feUrS fournl-
Tollt caution ct hypotheque spectacle sur les
c%sclaVes, ct totlte somme non pavee a eche-
ance portera int6ret a ralSon de hut pour
cent par an rlSqu'au p%aienient tina!.
Paroi,>e .As,omptl"n. % JUN, 1858.
ALFRED TETE,
Al a.. Iufantcur.
STATE OF LOUISI,NA.'- Fiji,
Judicial District Cour', in ana for
The Parish Of Assumption.
In the matter Of tn. Succession of I}o>
Sale kog6rc. deceased widow oflyon
Boudrran.
BY virtue Of a decree>of the Honorable The
Filth Judicial District Court in and tor the
parish of Assumption, dated the goth day June
1853, will be offered at public sale by Alfred
Tete, auctioneer for the parish of Assumption,
on the premises in said parish, on Saturday
3Oth day OF July 1853, al ten O'Clock A.. NJ.
the following describedproperty belonging to
said succession, to wit:
10. A.negro man. named Jean Louis, aged
twenty five years.
30. A negro Woman agedaboHt fifty years.
80. And so1ne m0veable property.
Terms aud Conditions.
The saves payable in three equal install
ments. one third in marca 1854, one third Ill
march 1858 and the remaining third nmarch
1856 and the movable property payable in
march 1851. Purchasers to furnish security |
and special mortra@ re on the slaves, and all
sums not punctualIy paid at maturity to bear
interest at the rate of eight per cent per ali
mm until paid.
Parish Of Assumption, the june 2Oih
lS.t.5 .fa 81. . .Hr.. a"# /
.r4s ALFRED TETE.
III @&tr W" #a-.#s' s".|" A'rtinu"cr.
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NJ 49,
DISSOLUTION d. StrlE'IE.

La SociGtt qui ~existait entire NM. Gi'stavc
Blanchard ct Aristide Leblanc est dissoute d.un
commun accord. i partir d hicr. Is mai 1888.
NJ. Gustave blanrnard ct VI. Louis Vilac, ce
dernier pour NJ. Ari$tide Blanchard, soGt char
res oe la liquidation.
paincourtviiIe. % mai 1853.
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ALFRED VETO.
# s."..." Aifctinurer.

LTAT DE IL LOUISE ANL.-Coat
dng CInqnieme District Ju~diciaire-
pa,oissc Assumption.
Succession de Bienvcnu Landry.
Attendu que Lorenza Capdevi4lIe admins
tratrice de la sustite succession. a dtposc au
bureau du Greffier de IA dite c0ur un compile
de son administration, ainsi qu'une petition en-
demandant Fhomologation. ,##5 f.
Avis est par lie present dsnne d tous ceux
que celia peut concerner d'avoir a deduire
sous dix jours, les raisons pour Iesqueiles ledit
compile ne serait pas approus { ct i4omoioeue.
Par ordre de III CoGr.
Assumption, Ie 80 JUN 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
Al Grctfier.
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DOGEEErJss = 4. DSZIIEEE7s :,
PR,CrIC EN- EN
MEDICINE. CIURURGIE, ETC.,
Resultant a NapoIconvilic, Louisiana.

o. DIR D, oGre ses services protest. onnels
aux habitants de ia p~aroisse Assumption ct du
'oisinage.
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NOTICE..

Persons wishing to adapk machineries =
upright sugar mills, will find it their intere$
by applying to James G.. Morrison.
Persons wishing to contract for such mach
neries for the coming crop, will please apply
to M. F. C. LORET, al Napoleonville, between
his and the first of June next.
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CNPRlEN 4. BARILLEAU,
1T LHW.

Pratices in the Fifth Judicial District, in
the parishes Of Assumption, Latourche lutte
ritr and Terrebonne, aud will give particular
attention to law suits that may be entrIstedt to
him.
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i.istc dts dtl,enscs ~coura,rtes de la pa
.ioisse Assumption, pour iannee mil
hnit cent clnyualite-ttois.

Commission du Sherit sur la c~ollecte de qua
ire mile plastres, taxes de p~arolsse 6 5 pour
cent s. 900
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-03

List of the current expenses of the pa
IRISH of Assumption Of the year cigE-
teen hundred and fifty three.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21
What are We Coming 10 Z

The Washington Union, it is said, threatens to read
the Hon. DNNGL $ DIcEENsov out ofthc Democratic
pariy-to cXcommuicatc Dmioi s. Dicleaso1. for
the sake Of concilatng the FreosoerA Of the State
Of New York Yet we have been toll that those are
the men who have sought to hunt Mr.. Dickinson
down, and who have heapcd upon him dcnunciation
and abuse with mt mercy, iJr the position he took
i'm defence Of the institutions OF the uth against
their fanatca assaults Nj Dickinson in his letter
defending himscrfrom the attack emily made upon
him through the columns of the Washington Union
charging him with having forwarded AMI advocated
the Wilmot Proyisi, says Of their course towards
him
Tho Gree s,I" journals Of t. State have lately made
similar discover p,obrLfV aisd hv ,ag1v op,frs h.
~ these joufuas urcausc Of this very speech, and the
note thereon houore ith the distinction Of sfeot.
ppg my name enclosed In black lines at uc hood o.
their columns for months and recommended that br
burned in ,ligy, add treated With personal ndigrancc
anil violence N gave hulc see them en- cay
ortrr 20 direct attention from tbcmscyos by a..sing me
in On opposite direction Nov since r Washington fuiop
has furnished ita cIntrIut ION should have thought the
matter worth my notice Thar Who yUr'ls mS o,UV 70
Grensn, ri,fisr o.H and manly oppopSH's. oroL,r
trf hare bsrssrries 10 psrform 1d sry1y' assya,i
than asd hIrs uo aors d'pDuhoH t,dis'pb hsiy Jo-
elfos than Itsss o ugn,ys a. 10 the Hat, and amount
ofheir rags. orgHsshDu hs pdHHcr it rbieh hsv
cute their uofi
let them eight Il ont but IL is strange state o
affairs that Daniel s. Dickinson. but recently IN,
hvoritc. the champion Of the Union Democracy
should thus be treated IT this day by the organ Of
Democratic Administration at the very time he a.,
Ms friends are making d.sacrate struggle to saw
themselves from being 81 clmcd by the Frcosoi
Democracy cf their State. lis but additional proc
that the sympathics OF the Administration are will
che latter wing Of the party. Who is safe, when
10 "a
tive Democrats Daniel Dickcnson has always done
is threatened with accommodation from the party
The orrao has gotten Ia such way lattery O
reading out journals aud individuals, that we shall no
be surprised to hear shortly Of I, reading out Of To
Democratic flld those also who take up the doicnc
for Mr. Dickcusou. These arc squally times.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21
Verdict, died by strangulaiion.


kuSkrLs TRoUrE-There Is no abatement In the gen.
evnced to witness the first appearance of this
excellent Troupe in their graphic Of Sam
DO The crowded state of Metropolitan Hall ON Mord,
nen' indicated fully how interesting and acceptable ar.
ao performances of this Troupe Tho anxiety to witness
- See"' 70 increase nightly. The only draw back IN
70 ,'s time has been the want Of ROOM for ON Monde
go Notwithstanding tho immense capacity of the Hall
In. e' forced to stand during the performance
n..s 80 passage aud other available place were pce
visitors. o accommodation OF
ee"'r'c freaks OF Bones arc really amusing. His
and when =. never O excite hearty laugh
IRONICALLY aud his fantastic short-skir,sd d.,
:" Oh waite hat praucing about with implnr stem and
gesture which bring mind tho open unr.scr,ed nov
"en's Of samoo in his happier moments cop,inn, 49,
Kept up in admiration of the graphic portrai,nr. NJ
Certainly does his part with much effect -'
e"''s benefit will be given for this eIcelIep,
w. ana no doubt the attendance, as usual will bo
a'se' lie will appear in a new character ON mi, 60
sion. v" 'n'S occa-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21

lnA "kArHsR-Aher several days of compara,ivel,
'" "ea'ner-indeed remarkably so for this late season
nAa on yesterday afternoon heavy fall of rain accom-
oy cold northwest breeze which blew a, inter
WIN the force OF hurricane. There were few clan.
Just as remote as We wished them to be. The
temperature since then continues vsrvoi .Ns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21

We have very little doubt Of the result Of the to
be taken the 2Ih inst Many ofour citizens who were
originally opposed to the proposition willing sink
their objections TO The muutiae Of the scheme which
dstastiul to them that they NAV unite cordially and
jealousy in tie iUflmeut OF the great end We trust
thst many vino sill doubling will have their
doubts removed before the day approaches We would
be craied il a unanimous vote could be obtained II
that cannot Se let have nearly approaching
ninIity a. possible -FreiericksBurg HeraR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21

Tnnfc,.- lusp,ctionuIi- ae"k go hhds. against 2Gt
hhis corresponding week Ol ltst year. Receipts very
hglt.-Nuk,t more animated, md prices Of Lngs, Mrii
um gu,ur aui Shipping generally higher, vith -llea
q Lur af from So tp 5u and 50, C0mmon aud Nil
ding ie,I 5D ~ @ GoId tnI fine Shipping sod Stem
mi vs. t0 and ~ 5p, g0Di icturing 30 10 2u U.
lie aII Esffa 80 - 10 81 bI
Wmsr -MUk't steady, aud prices continue ~ 10 e
~ lJr Rot and White sitl the salcs 81 crop or tWo
under p5culiir Ciftuu stances, ~ iGat ".
WM T. S8lrH C,a. Merchant
ST LOUIE MARKET pt I8 ronacc1 - Mstl 81
steady aud a,uye Sales today Of Is bids rom % -
80 W., iuclulDs lugs, Common snd medium leaf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21
DIED,

Sanardsvic, county, Va on the Iith instant Of
Bilious Fever. BENJAMIN j. EDDINS,
resident Of this city.
On Thursday, the LIST
Of Consunttion, SIS. RACHAEL MCCTEsNEY Captain
Adam MChsnry, Ia the IJth Of
husband and large circle Of euds and aequanancvs
their Her disease lingering afflicted
for though cuuhqct bed
month"; during often suffered
deal which she christian
fprtitldr.-Stfratyu NJ.s,kt'yr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21

The Washington Star say' Of Mr. James Collier, Late
Collector Of San Francisco at affords much pleasure
to be able to that the sureties of Mr. Collier have
very recently paid aggregate of about
account of the balance due the United States from that
gentleman"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21

The Russian Minister, il is said, spent time the
State Department Friday communicating Secretary
Marcy the fact tht Russia approves the of Aus
triA, in the koszla affair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21
MARRIED.

On Thursday morning the 9th instant Rev, Paine
Mr. BLACKBOARD IAKRs Merchant Cauceilo. toMiss MARY
JANE C. utLL OILY daughter " hell Esq this
county Tdley Sur.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21

PROFESSOR CALHOUN has procured the OF the Lee
Room ofMr Hoges church for his Classical and Math-
emacsl School which he proposes open in this city
the lst Monday in October
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21

The CHOLERA IN LoSpoS.-The accounts by the Niagara
are the health of London had been remarkably good
but the cholera which had been prevailing with terrible
effect on the Continent, had appeared in London-of
which, week, there had been eighteen deaths The
official report SAYS
"Five of the persons who died of cholera were adults
and the shortness of life attack hours hours, and
3 hours in cases. with the other SYMPTOMS, appears to
have left no doubt the minds ofthe medical in at
tendance that they had before them cases of epidemic
cholera"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21

A book has been published in England recommend the
partition of Turkey-to give the European provinces
Russia and Austria Asia Minor to France, and Asyra
and Egypt TO England.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21

Abbott Lawrence declines being candidate for Gov
eruor His long absence from his private affairs and the
attention they require is given his reason for de-
cining.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21

CB- The Nashville Wing States that the tobacco crop
OF Robertson county, Tenn is unusually large aud prom
isiug
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21

pendent OF the " York Courier contains long article on
tue Fishery Question between England and the United
States. The remarks this particular point are preceded
10y general considerations which not uniupOr
The Constitutional observes that every change in
the Presidency Of the United States the action OF all the
representatives, of the government in foreign countries
Of the President, Who will condde the secrets OF
his policy the diplomatic agents Of the preceding gov
eminent during the time that elapse between their
dismissal aud the arrival Of their sucCcssOrs The inrnn.
veneucc incurred by removing from the diplomatic repre-
-entatOn Of the country men, who their capacity for
nee have added the advantage of prrence i strongly re
natkedupOn by the Constitutional and the suspension OF the
action Of c representatives the preceding government at
the very when about bring disputed questions
to fivorab, ISSUE the in the affairs Of the
fisheries j. brought forward striking instance Of bad
and dan .erOus polcy--T. :. Gazette
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21

tLlFlON ACNDEMN. W r. J. bJNN, PHwcig,r-rii, ry.
- FrriaHf ~ School
lsi August newt f cation BE- about miles Matt1av
Depot ~ o." Richmond add pihy Railroad The place
sidcrri perfectly healthy.
Euesta u F1rs both solid aul polite letters. Msthestrs
and f rvHve -rncrs Greek latin frurh spanish Ian
rlZ"s and Literature viii b. Thorough snd extensive
scHsfc disripre and Training tur the teacher
ftruu.s Of hr mind. AMI cuy. h, acrurate
-hnars nod perfect grnuemruin o." result be- faithfully
puraI sd.
aud Tu0n, neul every thing ft5n per
son ~ Ten months, "nshtf payable Ut O.rbvr, a other is
fafeh. by Srholus go.
AmYrg patrons ~ The rrhrol li uo,raeau
iitrre. Wu meade. NIkifsYu, q abb Amelia. d. a.
ss'1n Charlie. f.dru,J 90 rr, WenIauu tnney, PIshaan
Iss Co.. Rob- Bees, Jas CGatss, Chesterfield, Mosy
". n. DUSN
AppDulttHt isput, Amciia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21

The revenue duty Sugar, last i've years has
amounted TO thirty six millions of dollars.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21

saafAst's and sEOssdnEy temperate habits. No e.sss
Tor this act has been assigned lie not known TO have
exhibited tho ieas, signs Of grief affection, such as
would be supposed to have influenced him to do so sad an
act
Inc deceased was gunsmith and worked at the est.b.
n'nmen' OF Mr. Switzerland Of this city His unmarried
SISTER was unable togve evidence upon the inquest as sho
mad not y recovered from the effects Of the shock
oy the dreadful spectacle OF seeing her brother in such
sta.a - - $3.50
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21
pIrIIMnNn mnspIrAI

RitlIMOND HOSPITAL.
TGNIiE undersigned Richmond
tIbi-hed Hospital situated Church
al parts ~ The city The Institution open and prepared
late both Medical and surg The wards
pacous well ventilated and provided u hot aLd cold
baths Private accommodations u superior character will he
fu nshed ~hn required Cases II Mdwcy W also rceiv
3D. and due r,grd paid 10 both mother aud child The Hospitals
visited daily hy least n the Physcus when
quiz ing occur all Of them will
times
rienred nurses provided.
Trims Medical MdWiieTy
medicine, nursing, bard, SC Sc are
For White Persons ..... % a week
PoT Negroes 81 week
as,ummuda a
contract
JAWS BOLTON, MD, RORERT q. CABELL. w. H.,
y. H. DEASE, " T., JAMES RENLE, ~ II,
?. MAHN, " y, ,. ". RODDEY, " IL.
W. Vs. \ BUtLEg W. H., R..,ient Physician.
y. H.-No con g-ous diseases vii be admitted.
Pl'icnt- from the give reference
any member ~ the ss28-~tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21
RANCE OF TnERMnMErrR.

Az ". Rardoiph'' Book Store, l?l Main Street.
sl'F. 90 1851 G 7. i'?'S'o't' 'GS0's
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-21
EtIGARs, CIGAns,

4 uShs! CtGtRs!-iOooOO real U,v,n, go -,
compare with which In quality alvor and nrde i
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NORFOLK MARKET Sept 10. -- Bico1. hams 2 Q
alar, Hog Round luiIu l1.. Cotton % lie; COrr
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store ~ ~. Meal ps. b..rcl for BotcJ suc. Osi-
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Wheat I5tsi 70. Wh.kc, g4taI
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