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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-09-22
MEDICAL L, & G.
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A c,, am, elir,'toal and lioilIn ,nndy inr
D,arrho.a. Dysen'etv. Clo!e,a. Cholera
Morbos. snl other diseases Of the stomach
and bowels II has hem used by giea' nun
hers Of rpfso,,s with III. highest satisfaction.
and pbysicar,s themselves nave pronounced
!, on, of the most valta lie remedies known
as i positively cutes the III ease for which
il is recon lpentied. sold 10y all the
principal D,nggists in the United states.
i,Acu's BntAs1 LSANrsf Pin excel
eni ,enrdy fol any disea,e al ihs Lungs or
Breast. such as Pain III the Breast, Splitting
Of r God. Night swea's. Cough, Oppression
IA Breathing CT any difliculte about the
Chett. etc. This remedy. without doubt.
tao,iacrs more permanent ben.ti' N Dis.asc
If the Lungs than any remedy that can be
nfed Tolc that are any way r ed's-
rose ia Lung Disease. ether W tie form
alton Of the chests or teae,l;'afy, can prev
eni entirely an attack of the disease. and al
ways enjoys good health by nsing freely OF
this Lnament sccoIdil TO directions.
BrAcus FrgRrGi.ous TcN,c.-A GER
tain remedy FOR Chills and Fever. never
known to fail, and als' prevent return Of
the diseae.
BEACH skUrUMATlC NONfouNp .---tNc'ti
fails to give relief in less than ,wen'y-ioIr
hours.
Btncns SroMAcHIvE BirTTRs. This is
M excel, n, article that has been long sought
for, viz. pro,hylaciic or preventive OF
Chill. and Fever. and all AutuInnal fevers
To persons living. or having business. even
for ,hort period, in low, uiarshy 'istr'cts,
the Biiters are enyaluable for. persons using
them will never be troubled with ChIls and
Fever, a, the same time they correct the
se,relinns. give tone TO The stou'ach. M
prove digestion, restores The appetite cures
dvsreria and Jsundice. and gives health
and vigor 10 the general system.
ry-For the above remedies We publish
no certificates Of extraordinary cures per
termed hy them. We will say this much.
they are all that they are represented to he
They are remedies that we have used ~
opr practice Tor years with Il q most sais.
factory rs,ults The great demand for thes'
remedies alone has induced us To- put thrn
az, in a manner that they can be reached b.
address. ~ Prepared and sold by = u
BEACH NJ. n. Chimst and A Pc
thecary. cor. OF Chane, AMI tn
tonhon stiest. New Orleans.
Rg~WM BOGEL. Agent for Bai"a ROUGE
La. Lafa' cite street. lanl}-y.
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EDUCATION, &c.


.
HAviNG permanently settled hinseli
] i with his family, in the City II Baton
Rouge where be has resided since eighteen
months. offers his respectful thanks TO those
ler.ons WHO have already honored him with
their conf 'epce, and tenders anew his pro-
fessio,tal services to all those wishing 10 be
fought on the Piano, Violin, Guitar o. IN
Vocal Music
Convinced by long experience. that n
the study Of nn,sic specially pedsn',y Is
Disgusting. aud that general routine Of in.
struciion will snly produce indifferent per
formers. he will use aIl his endeavours to
place himself on a .evel with the inteli-
gence of his pupls.--enconraging. rather
than d,shea,tefing their efforts. while ad-
heiag strictly 10 the precer,s laid down by
the best masters; he vii continue as here.
infofc 10 tune Pianos. His ,'rices will be-
$40 'or Twelve lessons ol one hour each, ant
So iOt Twelve, lessons Of half hour each.
Apply At his residences on Convention be-
iwern Main and 81 Charles ST.. or at Mr..
Neirey's variety siore. on Laurel It,. o27-y
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Gum Drops
Crey's Ointment.
irish Potat oes.

irish Potatoes.
DE BARktLS just Received.
MESS BEEF-20 half barrels mess heel
M % boxes Buck Wheat. For sale bv
nov 27.y. THOS PRENDERGAST
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FANCY DRY GOODS.
New Silk & Fancy Goods.


Coner Of Lafayette and Church Streets
oppo it, Ilarnev iloEe)
HAS nov IN store and will he receiving
Ii daily from New York and Ph;iaiel.
phia fnll stock Of Silk and Fancy Goods,
which have al been selected Nv myself IN
M. northern markets. In consequence Of
the Increasing demands Of HIS trade. his
stock will. this season embrace larger a.
mount and ,,rea,e, ,arieiy than ever before !;
he would beg leave tn call particular atten-
tion TO his stock Of ladies' DRESS eoops,
which lor novelty aud elegance of design
cannot be surpassed by any other house in
thi. city CoNsIsrtSG N FART OF:
Rich hrocade and gace silks oi the new
eti colors and designs; Rich figured and
rlain black silks and Saline de chimes Ptiii-
ted and embroidered casinneres and lie In :
hes in robes: Rich prlntc p. Ff''P's s4fsse-
Sc and satin reps, White and coored eur
brodefed crepcs fr party dresses: Ia e
sills. French and Scotch plaids French
and English prints, white goofis II all des-
crirtlons together with general assort-
nen u! foods adapted to a iine trade. ali oI
which will be offered at he most favorable
rates With an earnest desire TO conduct
my business ppon the principal oI dung. NJ
| would he joie by. hope 10 continue 10
merit the confidence wh'ch has been so IL
beralv bestowed upon ne.
ianl5 9-y W. y PHILLIPS.
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A NEW FIRM
AND NEW q JEwELRy
HARVEY II USE ROW

Sign of the Bigcst Watch.
YlNtltODOHE GOLDMAN. Watehma.
] keraud JewelIer--resnectluly iniornls
his old lricu.s and the public in genrr
chat he has permanently located himse.
here and calls their attention to The stipe-
rior advantages he possesses for repairing
Watches. Clocks, Music Boxes aed Jewefv
He also keeps constantly on hand. a fine a.
sor'ment OF JEUELRY. consisting in par
,,f fine gold and silver watches. gold vest.
lob and gi,ardehains. gold Pens with gold 81
silver hslders. gold. silver and german spec.
tacIcs. gold locke's. fngerngs, earrings, Ia.
dies aud gentlemen breasiplns, shirt-stuas
and sleeve buttons. heart slides, aides bell
slides. necklaces, bracelets clasps, gold and
silver 'himbIes, watches. earrings. &c. Also
a splendid assortment of ciceks. lamps. cut
lery and fancy articles. and many other,
too numerous 70 mention. all o. which he
offers FOR sale cheap for cash. OF the sign o.
the rio whrcH.
N B. All work done at this establish
rent is warranted TO perform well. Wate'
es and clocks warranted for twelve months
TraNs--one price and CASH. liulvs,y
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eYoaar A. pfGp. aroRax p BRtaNT.
GEOGE A. PIX Z 4 Co,
General Agents, Baton Rouge.

We will attend promptly TO The collection,
NJ Ill claims entrusted to us, either against
the State, or individuals residing in the par
ishes of last, or West Baton Rouge.
The Literal patronage we nave met with.
MS General Agents: has not only enabled ,,s
To increase our facilities for the ltal sci oi
Of business. but also TO CneAr;.y ksDuot
our former rsies Of COMMISSION.
Our charges for collecting claims against
the state, will now be az follows:
Ga sums under 800 2 per cent.
do 500 and not over $3.50, 10 rr. ct
do $3.50 and not over $500. ~ per ct.
do $500 and not over $1,000 ~ per ct.
do $1,000 10. do. $500, IL DO
DO $500 do do $4,000. i.s do.
Earrs or ExcuANaE ON Nrw OaLraNs
Or sums from $40. 70 $3.50. a pr. ct
do. do. do $3.50. to 8 l. 500. ii do
do. do. do. $500, to $4,000, Is do.
~ Information given Gratis. Address.
letters post patd, 10 GEonsi A PIKr Sseo
may 81 General .agenfs.
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CHOICE WINES Y LIQU0RS---foh
gallons Of best quality French Brandy; 70
gallons Of Old Pavilion so gallons Sazarsc
Brandy 10 Casks Common do 30 boxes
wines assorted; 10 barrels fine Old Rertiii-
ell Whiskey: 90 gallons Iamara Rim 80
gallons llolaud Gin. Also, great vafiet,
o. fine liquors ard cordials for sale by
July 2G-ly s. +. BLANCHARD.
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CITY IN7POR tUM.
OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
w. ID. PHILLIPS.

conNtH OF LAFAYETTE AND c,itttCn sr~
fI1HtRE Is NJ AUCTION GOODS IN
j my establishment Nor do prnposs
10 "sel Tor cost and less than cost = Ny
goods are wel selected and contain all the
aesi and most fashionable patterns selec.
Ted by an experienced purchaser in The New
YORK anil Pl,adel phia markets ! have
nv article that has been forced into mlrke'
ltrder the hammer all ocronnt oi change ~
fashion. or damage The public may feel
satisfied that what they purchase Of me- i.
new and la hionable. | do not profess TO
he III competition with the vendors o!
Cheap Goods do however pretend t.
ycll q, cheap os any retail House of stand
ne IN he Union It you do not think 6
al and see jan ijlv
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GENERAL NEWSPAPER

GENERAL NEWSPAPER
AND PERIODICAL AGENCY
SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received by
- the undersigned for the following news
rarers ard uiarayines:
New Orleans Daily X Weekly Crescent
Sc Delta.
Louisiana State Republican.
iiln.tre;ed Family F,nnd.
San llieeo California; Herald.
Cfaham's Magazine.
Godey's taa
knie scrl,oeker
Meyers UBisersum.
t. Specimen copies can be seen by cal
ling on ING. e. LANCrE. AGENT
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PROVISION 3.


Our Present 6tocx.
7 For the Information 81 Families and others
! give hslow ! seminary Of such articles Of
@n06pvf7 PRODUCE. &C.,
NlAAG ~ NV have on hani,
70 Brown Sugar. Fs y 'h,ce. Crushed.
- Coverings Phisds1 ,,hi.. Pulyerised
do 60 Double Loaf
81. James refinery. Coffee,
Choice Rio and old Javs,
Res, Louisiana and
a Carolina; TxA's.
Imperial, Gun.
powder, ' ring
Hyson. black
EI 8g 4 a &c. &c.
PICKLES. quarts and half Gallons ss,css,'
Ginger. Nutmegs. Cinnamon Cloves, Ms-
iard and Pepper; FISH. San'ines. Her.
ring. Goldfish, MacEerel in barrels,
quarters and Kits; OIL. Olive h
Lamp OIL; WINES, Champaign
and csfet, Champaign Cid1i,
in bottles MAcARosl ard
vermiceli; ALMoNps,
Raisins. Tomato and
Pcpper Catsup;
M GoshenN Western
Butter; Western
reserve Cheese:
BEEF TONGUES. Sugar Crackers. Butter,
Biscuir. Soda Biscuit PHO. bread,
BUCKWHEAT. 9@as
Onions. Potatoes. Lady Peas, Crowiers,
SOAP Candles. Starch. Self. Flour. st. Louis
and Ohio. Lard, Shoulders. Clear sides. SUI
gar cured Hams; Vinegar. Salefa'us Soda,
Wrapping Paper. Broons. Tobacco, Well
Beckets. Water Buckets. Cotton and French
Irvine, Baskets. Wash Bosrii., Sleeves,
Clothes and plow Lines. Cigars. Fire
Cracker Wooden Boxes. Powder. Shot,
Caps, BAR lie ID. Nails; Whiskry. barrels and
halves. common, extra Old Rye mud Monon-
gabala, New York Brandy and Gin. Com
mon and Fine. Cement. Platter Paris, Sand.
plasterers Hair, Hay. Corn. Oats. Bran &c.
The greater portion Of the hove articles
ran be purchased NJ retail aud near all by
the package or quantity. Ny facilities for
buying are Of the best and for the CAsu
am in market with any man or any house;
MY store will awa,s be found open until
O'Clock at night.
nov l2-v, JOSHUA BEAL
Church street, opposite Harvey House
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WIN. BOGEL,
Druggist and Apotherary,

u EEf~ Constantly on hand large and
~ we selected stock of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. All his preparations are pre-
Jared by Northern manufactures, and put
~ in the very best manner TO preserve their
medicinal virtues. IN a clmate like this
,erson, should not overlook this important
consideration.
To- Prescriptions filled with care at any
me Of night or day. ian 10.
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S. F. BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Groceries and Provisions,
Corner Of Thru and Convention SIS.
tNEAu ruE MARKED RATION RottGB. IA
T TENDER NY THANKS to my
l. nun,eions friends and customers for
heir lile,al patronage and would state, that
intend TO ncrii still greater patronage
~ keeping on hand at all times la ~ and
wei selected stock ard by selling on such
terms hat il will BIZ an nducenent for p,r-
ha,r,s 10 call on me.
Nh .1o,k consists of The fo'ioming aayir
0fifirs:
600 lbs Stage and shay's and Du6eld
Sugar cured hams.
d06odo plain hams;
400ndo shoulders 2oO0 eides;
ioonl choice dried heel.
100 barrels mess PORK.
10 do OF prime Leaf Lard
30 Kegs do do DO.
10 bbs No Mackerei
10 No2 do.
50 barrels fresh Flour.
20 boxes Buckwheat.
10 hhae Prime surar.
% lbl. loaf aud erlisf"d sugar,
50 boxes star candles,
10 Il" sperm do
10 boxes No |. soap,
30 do fine Toilet.
2 do CASTLE soap.
10 Kegs fresh butte
kegs goshen do
1nn He. fresh Cheese
6 boxes fresh pine apple do
10 III sugar crackers.
10 Bosion do and ~ butter DO
Tiesces Of Rice
% boxes Mac K Macs To1scc"
do honey dew 10
l0,o best Cavcndish H.
10 lo smoking do
10 DO cigars, Regaiias
Liquors. pictles. Ale, Porter. eide,
Preserves. Candies. ae
so bags Coffee: 20 chest Tea.
ALSO a LARGE STOCK or sHrtF Goods
% k4ssnssssss CROCKFRY. TN
800 3 . WARE Ware Willow-ware.
wood. ware. &c All of which will be sold
at a small advance. mar @'-y
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Lime! l. me :!

A few Bsrres Of very fine Lime. man
II ufactured from the Oolite Roch blue
River Indiana. lanl4l JOSHUA BEAL.
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Carriages, Harness &c.

Just Arrived.
WE HAVE now in store besides on
w large stock OF Western producc.
fine assortment Of Grocerics. selected vii
special reference 10 supplying The In,ni
ol this city. which we feel coniilen 81 l'r.
ing able 70 do. al as fan . price as can be
done elsewhere.
ouR STOCK CONSISTS rs Pant OF:
SAT-. coarse and fine. Coffee,
Cand..s. Sperm and Star.
kire. Soap. sugar crushed and Loaf,
starch Butter. &c, &c. &c.
Merchants and Traders will please give us
a call. before eoi1g to New Orleans or else
where 10 purchase. s. NJ. HART& Co
Corner OF Front and Laurel st.
Natens Mcdicines.-A fresh supply
4 OF all the principal Patent Medicines Of
the day. just received ard for sale by
WIN. BOGEL, Druggist,
lafayette st. ieb-13-tf.
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CARPET & RUGS.

CARPET & RUGS.
TUE Subscriber las inst received from
New York. large assortment Of In
air. Three Ply. BRUSSELS Carpets. all
! which viii be sod NJ low nrces.
sept ~. W. d. PHILLIPS.
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EASHtrfA
FADED AND GONE.

E.d.a and gone are the summer, 9 s"eot n1"e.s
S,,.wn hy tha wintry winds Ger the oaIh - nou'u'
sa,Ie,. s,Sen sunlight stole through Inc sou nouts
otrne.e, 49, 80 .sure their leaves 10 unfold.
90. 80 ,Seir beauties when oreezes swept Oh
O'er the blue waters 10 gdtnef peIuaT
Uh,snerers lovely. now fadeo ana eohe
S,nmhsrers lonely mid chlllness and gloom
oh, hnr the spring time will come DER inc piain
Wao;no the whispering blossoms again,
yvS,h ia soft tread Ger the emerald lawn
Then VEN not mourn for The faded and gone!
E.ded and gone are the ones that we cherished,
FondIy and true, In our bosoms ot-yore!
s,nmbering buds may awake Ger The pershed,
Their faded hearts shall unfold here no more.
swee, 10 the music that memory filings
Over the basis of Lies early love,
Where few the angel on 6uttering wings,
Bearing our lost through the starlight above;
Oh there's land where the perished ones bloom
WHARF come,h never a shadow OF gloom
Ea1eless and fairin that glorious dawn
Then we'll NOT mourn for the faded and gone
Faded and gone are the sweet dreams Of childhood,
When the young wings Of the Spirit were tree,
Folded or fuIled mid the shadowy Wildwood
Sweeping the surface of life's sunny sea.
Times fading finger hath sullied the leaf,
Stainless and lovely in chdhood's pure years;
Pages of beauty once brilliant yet brief,
Wear lie deep impress Of changes and tears
Oh but the blossom Of childhood will bloom
Brightly again, DER the shsdovy Tomb.
InfoIte gladuess flow endesslY on
Then we'll not mourn for the faded and gone
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Correspondence Of The Baltimore SUM-


learn through private. but authentic sources, that all
prospect the conclusion of treaty between the United
States Government and that of Great Britain in regard
u The subject of the fisheries and reciprocal trade has dsap
pearcd The fishery business Of our Eastern States is there
fore al end The fishing fleet during the last season,
found that they practically excluded from The British
waters, and there will be no chance hereafter OF making
good fares.
Both OF the State Conventions recently held in Massachu
sets adopted resolutions decursve OF the necessity of
covering the lost fisheries.
1t appears thar the British colonies and their Home
Government determined 10 lnsst upon the registry OF
colonial vessels and full participation 10 coasng
trade, equivalent for admitting fishermen 10 equal
privileges with their own 10 their waters.
Our diplomacy has yet opened The free navea-
ton OF the Amazon Notwithstanding the reported achieve
ment of Consul Bahia Nothing has been heard
of Major Benefits treaty at the Stale Department Or
he had authority TO make The government
OF Brazil is still jealous of strangers, and will be slow
adopt liberal commercial Ideas BY learn
that the Bazians excessively alarmed by Lieut Ma
rvs concerning the navigation and pro-
of the Amazon aud that they shaking with appre
honsion lest Lieutenant and large force of American
progressves should down upon them and drive Them
out of their rich possessions. Ion.
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pOErICAC.
Ear IN, ENQUIRER.
TO ONE IN HEAVEN.


WIZ, frat thy spirit took lie n!ea'
"he E,nns this sad world OF care,
saJ. : then could bear the stroxo
Win humble faith and prayer
,.. n, s,nce then, the weary days
I've wept and prayed along
n God the thought OF agony
Forever thou ast gone!
rhv old accustomed walks tread,
with bitter tears OF woe -
An seems 30 drear and desoiate!
" For thou cans. come no morei
read The book we loved so well;
But every line see,
Tells of departed hopes ana loys.
Breathe burning Thoughts oi 'nee'
rnv Ia,ss, silt before me now
q God what does 1t eayf
Ths hand that placed 1t here is cold
Beneath the silent clay
Father of Mercies lend thine ear,
Unto my earnest cry
Take me from this cold world OF care,
To thy bright home on high.
I canno, ate.n the tide Of woe
That sweeps DER heart aud brain
canuot fill this aching void,
Until we meet again! ,.......
>rxpprLaNp Va
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- SSo--
nFrn

DIED, rear Macon. Alabama, the 18th inst, HENRYU :
MuEl secoGd ron OF Col. Archibald Samuel. Of Bath
County Va IN the Bind OF his leaving devoted VIZ
three small children. ''ea /
DIED, IN lienrico County, Fri lay morning. 4th Of
per- after painful Illness OF twenty days, which Win
elnpary patience ami forituie, Mrs SALLY W. MARSTOS
oil oiYeT MdFs.on 10 her death the anly che W..
member, have Sustained irreparabie bns
shining ornament She leaves iconsollc husband aa he
tic children, aged mother and mourn their loss
without hope May The Lord his mercy gam &
sustain them IN their con, and may they eli pee,
last where I'i.tlIc VIII be 10 muIe
Richmond Wing and Petersburg ntelsencer please CORY
Departed this on Wednesday evening the 10Th instant 4,
past O'clock AT the old family residence the county Sv
anptnn Mr.. NATHAN g. HKrAST In the 39 his 40.
The deceased hlnd de, oed lamcn, ,be d.
mise ie worthy brother lie has left behind large circle OF A..
voted rI,ns vino uiy regrets The loss VI umlEc republic,
Nathan Is Br,ant.
Tie deceased profession al religion few days before
died. and declared only wished Lov
hc IA. Id iis livIIs Cod
10 the Richmond Christian Advocate Baltimore Sun and Nor
loIk pdperS are requested 20 copy.
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LONG ABSENT HAROLD RE.APPEARs AT LAST.


The Richmond Mall of the 18th inst brlncs speech
of ten columns said have been delivered in New Jersey
by Hon. John Minor Bolts. Whether this be the
uemau who pledged himself 10 head Tyler die-who was
subsequently beaten for Congress by Seldom and Caske
nois question Of which have reliable assurance.
II he be the same man. the longer claim
nopuy nine lives but share honors with the nmo
tar Bolts We have read the speech but sha certainly
do al earliest leisure The appearance of the Ghost
n the play OF Hamlet noseessy passing the STAGE
scarcely copues up awtue ideas OF the grave than dues
the resurrection of John Minor Bolts If his Ghost as
restless the living mao envy not the medium who
introduced him upon the sage-(Lynehburg Republican,
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MARRIED..

MARRIED, on Tuesday evening" Nov. 5 Sandy Point c
county North Carolina by the Rev. Samuel j. Johnston
S1ELDEN JIG Esq to Miss PENELOPE, youngest dausb,
Thomas BenbuIy, Esq. 4"'ef Of
MARRIED, Thursday, 18th by the r Ford W. w
r. DAVIS to Miss ELLEN 5. MUNCUS all OF Rclmonj '' "M
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RHODE ISLAND REFORM CONVENTION.
Bosros Nov 22-The proposition call convention
to revise the Rhode Island Constitution has been defeated
by a majority Of three thousand.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION

CHARLEsToN, Nov 2l.-The steamer Robt. Martin,
plying between here and Cheraw bprs her boiler
killing and woundng 10 persons. Capt White and the en-
Rineer escaped,
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M w, rpe eSun % y" , !" 'e

xIII,GInIA.-lN CIIANcERr.-At rpIes holden in the
oGs the c'i;u Court Ior the county OF Hanover,
Charles So. administrator Of Francisco Johnson deceased
1S a"s. as' Within o. %G9
mmlstrt" dc bn non Of sally ruian deceased Dudley E
ley ::liaron plvi Rcar o.ndf.s Francis
e. @ @ S s. T. ID VI; M WsS AsH
@"l az I hs OF s% a.
rant r% ho%ss H T IhST1 Tt%i,
5 an%l s%issssS a @' a" I '
Soc and Elizabeth f. his we, and Mary os' hss Of Robert
trnic Thompson scr Of hanover county, and personal e'
sentative o. "a s e
Shei OF Louisa county ad ITS''h ieP"av S o. ne'!
M" Ta " oS Of T,l n sun lie
Patsy T Thomas a,n"sas o. M"Gsn ihona. &C.
@ A"sT'o@ 70 oo;. Th G ma Which
n shch The aroI Of ar! where they
40" a. asse came 20 -: . Of the sail oas
the and profits OF III: tract OF s ~, G n eesa
@ OF the wAch tbs said Rassrt fomas
e s5 saa Of sni a. .c Of the sii land"
been made and S :" Saue that s sad
ho oae na 4s sr ie sui
~, ,y-eais COPY 'sS'S wM T. H. POLLARD. c.
4JIKGINIA.-N cuANcEnyA Rule. holden in The
on the hd,y OF NovGmoer isa' u;,,, p,o, 4. poi.
.iet Peeo younger Alfred Pesn. do
h risfelilrl aud LeuGcc Pcco nc BoSe'!eI '""'
Michael reco de Bo.cIer de Goa.c1ratle and
WIFE, Adele joseph and .nr; rec, &C " wch'.j
! last three OF whom are lhii"s' anu w" i ;,,gs
pecu. Ic BDilielGI ...,., - Ust, x,
c1u nI H. a"rscr Michael sot lie oirleie and for
10 "" tr balance in hands those entitled there
wi;sout Requiring rf."ag 1,% M and "a: sale Of 6s s
4, anu ,r ais5gtiOn the funds arising from such .iie,
e na J hereto eo;'e an affidavit having been made and
de Considerable and Louise his wife, and Henry
do here within nuGh a'ei
order asd do what NECESSARY TO pr'iee'
the IN ihi' suit ,. =. P{{oii '..1in quar-
.DRc1NIA:-lN CIASCERY-A Rules holden in the
CLERKS Oce OF the Circuit Court or the County OF liano'e
& a. the OH day Of November, 1853. 49, nal
on Grose w Puar, frances Armstrong, and william PA
"t''7> P.Iinuaa:
Charts Dabney Georssw Doswei Ain"r1sn!., WIN
will annexed u Stephen Pu!lian, dec !Tsepn IN
the will Of Stephen r puian Elizabeth and SoGsy
The object decree TO declare nun The .boYs
attempt emancpae will Of ssphen T. tse en- i
na on seeeass ami for The ." The sad
srDhen T. Puliar deceased, among tnose enen ohn
and Nancy and aay having been made sG h
in the cause the deeHdan Wa ,Jn, IN annear here
ibis STATE q se[ " Of and do "
necessary pcss his interest WI VIZ r H. POLLARD
sov'h ToSyaa.e',s, --------.z7- zp.
.-o- = - SDKED DOLLARS RE IS HRt the
Az from y nesd n 10 i bay
nigh straight! built, bright mnso grey Of h.. cut OIL
Ts 9sa e al v
paid arrested eeyo%a taken IN The STATE
S sn vlsos, and delivered HOOIsiis JACKSON
5 CouG,y Virginia r1 -------zzz.;
wv go NOV ROAR Ds.-5oIoO est OAK boARpe'
for sale on pleasing terms CclIas B nrTcHcocK
Nov. ll-cas'