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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-26
Legislature Of Virginia.
RlcnMoNp, Feb. II, 1883.


HOUSE....The Speaker laid be-
fore tho House communication from
Charles S. Lewis, Esq , as follows:
GmtIcmcn-l herchyresign my seat
us member of your honorable body,
to take effect from this February Sth,
1853. Very respectfully, Yours, &c.
C.S. LEWIS.
On motion of Mr.. Nicholson, the
said communication was laid OH the
table.
On motion of Mr.. Moore, Of 1larri-
son-Rcso'rrd, That the Speaker of
this House do issue writ of election
to the Sheriff of Harrison county for
the election of delegate for said
county, to supply the vacancy occa'
stoned by the resignation Of Chas. S.
Lewis, ESQ.,, said election to be hold
ell on the Gath of the present month.
Saturday, Feb. 10.
SENATE....M Parker propos-
ed the following joint resolulion:
RcsO1ced, by the General Assembly,
That the Governor he authorized to
request the States of Maryland, Dela-
ware aud New Jersey to take into
consideration the cxpediency Of grant
ing respectively such right Of way to
railroad or railroads us may be ne
ccssary 10 connect the city Of Phila-
.lelphia, Baltimore or New York, or
all three of these cities with the North
and South Railroad, chartered by this
commonwealth, through tho counties
of Accomac and Northampton.
On Mr.. Parker's motion, the rules
were suspended, and the resolution
agreed to.
HOUSE....The following com.
munication was presented by the
Speaker.
Washington National Hotel,
Feb. II, 1858.
Sir:-I hereby resign my scat as q
delegate for the city of Richmond, in
the House of Delegates Of Virginia.
Very respectfully,
A. JUDSON CRANE.
Quarter to one o'clock.
Oscar NJ. Crutch6eld, Speaker of The
House Of Delegates of Virginia.
On motionof Mr.. Mapp, the above
communication was laid IN the table.
A Senate bill giving the consent Of
this State to tho purchase by the Uni
ted States Of alot Of land in the city
Of Richmond, for .he purpose Of erect
ing a building thereon for Custom
House, Post Office, Court Rooms and
other Offices of The United States, and
exemp.ing said lot and building from
State and city taxes, was passed.
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The House of Representatives has
passed the bills creating 2ne@ terrific.
riics-the one on the Pacific 10 be cal.
led Washington, and formed d'it Of
such of tho territory Of Oregon as lies
north of the Columbia rivey andiho
other to be called Nebraska, formed
out of the territory lying West of,he'
Missouri. Both these bills have veto
receive the sanction 6flllie Senate.
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We neglected to state last week
that the breaklasting aud dining poins
fer the passenger trains had been re.
moved from Fetterman TO this pace,
with view to its permanent location
here, and that Messrs. Burns & Pilcl.-
er had entered into on agreement witt,
the company. by which they agree Z"
accommodate travellers passing over
the road, until the completion of the
dining house now under construction.
We also learn that tho Company de-
sign erecting large warehouse, tho
foundation Of which is now being dug.
and that it is to be made atirst class
station. The selection ofFairnont as
u dining point will greatly promoo
tho prosperity Of our town, and be tho
means Of circulating here n large A.
mount Of money that would not 9TH
erwise be left with us.-Rcpublica1.
BArLED.-John Everson, whom we
noticed as having been committed I"
jail, OH the charge Of passing countcr-
felt money, has been admitted to bail
in tho sum of $500 to appear before
orr County Court at its mex, term
Fairmoat Rcpab.
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,acully Of laying in, when opportunity
offers ITSELF a store Of food against the
FAST that may follow, thus approxlma-
ting the instincts, OF other wild beasts
oi the forest -
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( A case ofbreach of promise Of mar
rage was decided in the Kanawha co.
Circuit Court, week before last, in
which the Jury rendered yeraic,
which must serve as a warning TO
failhless, SWANS. The case was that
of Miss Jane o,Baniel, who sued Mr..
vinton q. Copen for damage to her
affections. The jury rendered a YER.
dictin favor IF the fair plaintiff Of
$4,000. Miss Jane is o vast deal
rotl' with her $4,000, than, she
would be with Mr.. Copen
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KOssUTII.

/, is said that Kossulh will revisit
The United States. The New York
Courier and Enquirer says:
I'VE speak advisedly when we say
he dare not return. We speak from
knowledge and the evidence of our
own eyes, when we say that he reqai-
ted the generosity Of our people by
the bascst ingra,itude, and iha, before
he skunk from our shores under the
alias Of Alexander Smith, he signed
contract to head an expedition from
this city against a country with which
we are at peace, in open defiance OF
our Neutrality Laws. This we say
we know from the evinence of our
own eyes, before the infamous contract
was deposited in the Department Of
State; and if he ventures again 10
come among US, our Government,
whether wing or democrat, will not
fail to arrest and punish him.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-26

Pnjnc DiDaer.-As a testimonial
on the par, of his friends, Irrespective
of po,,y associations, it is desigued'o
tender 10 the Hon. Henry Bcdinger q
public dinner, to COME d!l in | Charles
town, Va, on the 22d lust =.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-26

Small Motes.-As,an'toh (Va) pa
rer SAYS that Judge Thompson has
given an opinion tlldt the !! smull i'dsss
now il, circulationin tllis State could
no, be rccoycrcdi in u court Of law y
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COal IL Lippcr Group.

Making total thickness of w0rka-
bic coal in this group along the line
Of this section and the vicinity Of 25
feet.
T;megt0ue IN lie Uppcy Gyoup.
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California Correspondence.

The following letter, received by
Mr.. Geo. Hagans, Of this place, has
been politely furnished US for publ
cotion.-
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~ E. T. BRANDON is appointed
Post Master at Kingwood, Preston
county, in place of James Caldwell
resigned.
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Captain stansba.y's Expedition to The
Great Salt Lake,


a. NJ az
AN eXpeasiion 70 .ht r., , Va, .,n,1;os y
Ireat sah h az =, r. o.a .s,ni'v Main.
pessr,a,oI =. ~, s,; ms9sI" md m ann.
RAJ t1ls.oFy, a"I m' ,,,,,, ~ an,hsn,;c
,iysls o. rs waters wat n;os mn. q S.",l,'m"n,
account ~ o. u ". %V' S,anslnr~ ran
NC. &c, c 1y . Tonosra nb;enl Ess;ncrrs
~ n" : S' \ pbiladeIph;a: Liprinco,,'
Grambo. & Co. &
r.. ,.,,, of ;n.a.,;.,,;,n ,,J s.,
me pas.y ~ '"'.s.'sa '.on "" ~
eapt. o!ansoufy lo ". ."e purposes "
reconnaissance u .ne fta' western
re doutes anu = survey 81 .ne e.. M pa,,
ietrnosy Masosgan.zta oy ' ,e.o o''e ~
o. loPegsai'n'eal ENGINEERS ,.. iof0. l."
June .. .na. year Tue eSpea..ao" .n. ~.
a ans e,r r,e @ ,n gm n h ss, for,h
S.a a W., Il 'sa.snwor,h j, reached
s.,.it.asa r;,y =, The close If August
Al, vs.r rs =, s n,sssd ., ,h;s n,in, in win.
,s.' a,,,r,srs anI in . commemorative
.u.,,1a safs,bs adjacent. regions The
s sa,,,s !, r Eor' e Hsi} The circuit Of the
,s,.. l.. Ia 81 .x,,or,,;on hy wafer
.ahe ~ 'a.u 49, W S ~, If l9ca,;,;ss
- ss =, - ~, ~ distances and an evan,
;n.,;on :, I'M sar;cnl,nlaj and mineral
. aa,vn and ths natural history Of the
.eso.,s.' y" y. n. OF ~ Anons; 1s5O
.oun" -" Wv a. ra,rr, mr.,
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'terruptedly devoted TO labor"
we select the following incidents Of
the journey:
A puTcuMAN EN- ROUTE.
awe passed also an old Dutchman,
with an immence wagon, drawn by
six yoke Of cattle, and loaded with
household furniture. Behind followed
"a covered cart containing the wife dri-
wing herself, and aShost of babies
the whole bound 10 theSland ofpromlse,
of The distanceto which however, they
seemed to have not the most remote l.
Slea, To'the tail of the cart was attach.
ed a large chicken-coop full of fowls,
two mich COWS followed, and next
came an old mare, upon the back OF
which was perched a littleSbrown-la-
,cea, bare-looted girl, not more than
seven years old, while a small sucking
colt brought up The rear. We had oc-
,casion 10 see this. old gentleman and bis
caravan frequently afterwards, as we
passed and re-passed each other, from
time 10 time, on The road. The last
we saw of him was on the Sweetwa-
Ter, engaged in saving his wagon into
two parts, for The purpose ofconyerting
iit,into two carts, and in disposing OF
every thing he could sell ortglye away
to tighten his load"
GAME pEBr AND AN INDIANS APPETITE.
aThe flesh Of fat buffalo-cow isper-
rt,aps the best beef that can be eaten;
wholly free from the rank aayorwhich
marks the fat Of the male, it's at once
Juicy, tender, nutricious and very diges-
tible; added to which it hasa game fla
.yor which renders it far superior to the
very best beef Of the States. ltmay,
in fact, be moi improperly denominated
game beef
'aThis was the first time that any
of my company had ever partaken oil
that famous dish, the lump, and me
quantity disposed Of was the best proof
of the intense relish with which it was
enioyed. This and the tongue, tender.
loin. bass, and marrow-bones, are con-
sidered the choice parts Of the carcase,
and where the animals are plenty, no
other parts are taken, the residue being
len on the ground for the wolves
Same idea nav be formed OF the great
digestibility Of this species Of food, as
well as Of The enormous quantities de-
youred at single meal, from the fact
that the regular daily allowance or ra-
ton for one employed in the Fur Com
tnany,s service is eight pounds, the
whole of which is often consumed. 1t
is true however that an old Mountain
eer seldom eats any thing else. If he
can get cup Of strong coffee, with
plenty of sugar, and as much builaloe,
meat as he can devour, he is perfectly
thappy ana content, never feeling the
>wanty'i either bread or Vegetables ""
Subsequently, meeting with an ,, In,
Aian pncampment Of Sioux "the whole
hand halted about ten o'clock on me
bank oil the river, but several Of the
odd men and The chief Of the village
continued with us I'll our noon halt. J
invited the latter 10 lunch with US,
which he did to his entire satisfaction,
devouring as much meat as the whole
mess beside; and | afterwards espifd
him seated at one 81 the mpsses Of the
men, as earnestly engaged in laying in
an additional supply as If he had not
eaten for week. The Indian in lact,
ron bis wandering habits and uncdr-
eaia mode OF existence, acquires the
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House of Delegates OF Virginia.
On motion Of Mr.. Mapp, the above
communication was laid IN the table.
A Senate bill giving the consent Of
this State to tho purchase by the Uni
ted States Of alot of land in the city
Of Richmond, for .he purpose of erect
ing a building thereon for Custom
House, Post Office, Court Rooms and
other offices of the United States, and
exemp.ing said 10, and building from
State and city taxes, was passed.
Monday, Feb. IA.
HOUSE,. The internal improve
ment bill came up as the order OF the
day.
A bill 10 authorize further State
subscription of $4,000 to the capital
stock Of the Giles, Fayette and ka-
nawha Turnpike Company, was ia
ken up, explained and passed.
A resolution was received from the
Senate in relation tothe bill appro-
priating 100000 10 the Covington
and Ohio River Railroad Company.
Mr.. Echols explained tho resolu-
ton, and moved that the order OF the
law he n,sse,l by for its consideration.
The Senate merely wished to take
the ayes aud noes on the question of
receding from their amendment to
said bill, appropriating 100000 in
stead Of 81, 100000, in order to re-
move the slightest doubt as to its va
lidity!
Said motion, after some debate, was
agreed to.
Mr.. Preston presented a petition Of
W. A. Ronald and 249 others, asking
modification of the license system,
SO as to submit the question Of grant
ing licenses for the sale Of ardent
spirits to the qualified voters of the
different counties of the State.
Tuesday, Feb. 10.
: HOUSE. An engrossed bill to
authorize the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Company to construct a
branch to Cumberland Gap, and to
authorize all Independent companyto
make said road on failure ofsaid com
pany to accept the provisions of this
act, was taken up. on motion of Mr..
Dunn and read a third time.
A motion was made by Mr.. Patrick,
to amend the same by way ofryder,
as follows:
abe it further enacted, That the
Board of Public Works shall not be
required to subscribe to the stock OF
said company, until the State Of Ken
lucky shall construct a railroad from
frankfort, or Lexington, or from
some other point on the; Lexington
and Big Sandy Railroad,lto the pro-
posed terminus on the line between
virgi,lia and Kentucky,'provided for
in this act" !,
The said ryder was read a first and
second time, and the question being
put on ordering the said ryder to be
or crossed, was determined in the neg
atiye. The question recurring on the
passage Of the bill, it was decided in
the affirmative.
Wednesday, Feb. 16.
SENATE. ..Mr. Funston propof
sed a ioiut resolution, Resembling tho
resolution previously agreed to, max
inc the a5th of February the day fol
adj ourning sine die. The resolution
under the rule, lies Overcome day.
q HOUSE. IA Communication from
The Senate was read, as follows:
/. TIH Senate have reconsitlered the
l,;ll emitted an act authorizing the
Hoard Of Public Works to construct
o Railroad from Coyington tothe Ohio
River on State account, aud have re;
coded from their amendments to lhe
said bill"
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IMPROVEMENT.
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pcn.RlanshtD,

DARFNTSn d Teachers are invited
| call. at J. c LaNOHE'S la NO
lonse Row to evamine III" Ph2oopt;ra
theory an7 Pintref penm7nhp.
Fne in"orv is 'i'ie into th'ep part
'riHrry. h't.rn'lai',-a d f,nA f.athra
y Foar 20 Ks
a This watk compress ri,ts designed r.
lIn.iIaie he ma 'uer oi ho'din. and conduct
'ns NE hand md pen: preparatory excer,
Uses which 'horocehly train ino muscle
'mp'oved IN writing. classical ioneof lei
ers ant words accc"rdirG 10 'heir simi-
.rity OF formation and instr,ic ions accom-
rany'ng the various exercises in each book
The who'e SO arranged as to enable She On.
MS to wrie over each page twice. Price
. cents mayI2
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DELAYS are SsangerGsl~.

NAy sulterwltt cough. cold or any d.
w ease Of the Throat. Breast and Lu1tg
when certain cure is so easily effected b,
using
.:WIsTERs HoURHorrSB CANDY"
This Medicine is a iu 'icious combination
II the hest expactorants in the Materia Med
"a. The most stub orn Coughs AMI Cold,
yield to it readily. and it is ioIln4 to give re
Of even in confrmnd cases Of Consumption
tits not marelypllliative, as many articles 9
rs nature, hut possesses groa' curative qna|
ties For sale by WN. BDGEL Agent.
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NOTICE.

THE 60 partnership heretofore existing
between G. A. CHOPIN and K. LAron
for tn. prrp,s, of ctrrving on the Bakery
business. is diSolvel from the lst day %
June 1853 The said bakery will be con
timed bv r I.afon on his own account a
the oil stand.
All persols indebted to the above nan"f
firm are requested to settle their accounts
i'm neaia'elv with Mr. H W. Sherbmrne
Attorney at Law, at his office on Flori Ia st
In this city. he alone beins charged wit
the liutdation Of the atfairs of the partner
shin. l5t june 2.
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Avis dpAim N strateur.

Dams Ld;Taire de Ia sWrsssi5n de J. MoREAU,
ders9s
II + puhlique est par la presente notihs de
IL ne pas naver aucnne argent qnl peut
s'ra due an dit defInct. dams aucune autre
mains que de administrator. qui est Ia
senle personne qni est anthorisee. lie 'onne
recn. G. GUZMAN.
may 24-3t. Administrator
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1 CONTEMPORARIES, &c.
FifI,pING yIi .SSIsiMAN
Wholesale and Refill Desler in all kinds
0F CNhFLCTINAAkIkN In.

Copner Of shlf and La,rei ST., lnsarly
orposiie tin. Bark - fattnl..uge
HAsiAG tbs day RIprcpr biz Irices.
Ii he ii lltepare,i 10 !iiniih ali ksid Of
"a N,D.Y 81 swneIEsALE ard ry.fAaI. On
more favorable teimt iIiali eal le ltd Ii n !.
Orleans ;pnd ha wing experienced weIl n en-,
his candy will always lie rrKE aid fNrsH;
care being taken,fat 10 sdeletericus ingIe-
dent" is usedlin its manufacture as is too
often the case with confectionery rulcLased
at AUCTIONS and from. irresponsible hGrses.
He trusts that the trade Of this. and the
adjoining parishes, will give him their Or
ders to fill. which he is PREPARED TO do to
any amount having made arrangements for
The best quality of sugar in market. and be-
ing in correspondence with one Of tie large
s-tshouses in New York tosurply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line.
September 7.-y
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Map of Louisiana.

THE new and improved map of Louis'
\ apa complied from The latest an.
most authentic surveva. both public and
uiva'e. by g w. Il. Bavlev civil en,inee
1853. For sale by j. C,L,NOtE.
may l2y Harnt.y House Row
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Sucerior Teas.

"A FINE assottn,en' oi Green and Biae :
q Teas. in quarter. halves and POM
sckages. Just received direct from Me-
fors. Prices from so cents to | 50 pc
.ouni. Iaprl POI JOSHUA BEAL
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Death on Rats.
april ICY
.orns Cured and no Eaunb,,g

n iE original Taree Minute salve vii
i effectually remove AMI cure Whort'
toles Corns, letter, Salt Rh+nm, Rim
Vorna aul To)thache in frons} to 10 min
tes. Fnll directions accompany each vial
Ill Immediately before it is all sold
april H. WIN BOGEf.. D uggest
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t'HE Louisiana Institution for Mutes and
L Blind, on St Ferdinand street Bato'
2ouge. is open for visitors from II, to ! , o =
lock, A. NJ, each day, Sundays only exeep
led. feb.-Stf e.
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iENTLEMEN'5 FURNISHING STORE
G, 4 Ill @ N.

LVTNYe7te OFTeU I
j, Ii the Clothing in this establishment
\ made 10 ordcr--of FRESH MITE
LIS IND FASHIONABLE PAT
FERNS. OF this fact, the public may fee
atisfie1. II is All economy to buy -sucI
,ools, in preferen e to slop shop work ven
4 atwhatare wrongly denomiaated "C h"a,
torres" The st,k now on hani cnnsis'
n conp'ata assortment Of Spring and
summer Clothiny.-ro which is daily be
x al led every thing new and beautiful
10 Gentlemen are invited to call AMI ex
mine for themselves. may By.
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For Sale.

A HOUSE and Lot on Penitentiarv St
n desirable residence for small fa',,-
iy. The aoove can be had very low if i'm
ne late application is made at this office.
ap. 23d ii.
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More Il gsat.

CtALL at H. r. Wa.'diil'> and see npv
~ Lamp. tina! gives a better Iieht tina
~. without greese. smoke or smell, an
sell not blow NJ. as camphine does
n CT nPPTN rendess his thanks to t.
L puhlic fr the patronage he has r.
lived brgsirg confinua ,ce o. it: he h.
>fahi%hed an Gmni' rus for the accolnoAa
ION of his customers which wi ilpass dali
trough the principal streets OF Baton Rous
without charge from 8 10 ~ \. " and froF
'to 6 P. NJ. 10 his Cheap Store No. solti
Boulevard street. may 10 w.
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Mothers Relief.

TIME STEAMER GEORGE COLLIEk
i leaves here ON Wednesday evenin.
with delegates to the Memphis couventio,
and will beat Baton Rouge Thursday morn.
ing. G. W. SHAW & Co.
New Orleans May 30tn.
may 3l-2t.
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S, s, BLANCHARD,
Wholesale AMI Retail Dealer in
Ir0ceries. and Provisions,

- y
Corner Of Third AMI Contention SIS. +
NEAR THE MARRIED Raroy ROUGE, LA
T TENDER NY THANKS to my
L numerous friends and customers fer
their literal patronage. and would State, Mat
| intend to merit still greater patronage
bykeeping ON hand at all times a lalge and
well selected stock and by selling on such
terms. thar twill be an inducemeDt for pur-
ciia-ers to call on me- III
Jiy Stock consists Of the fol.opiag staple
aiities:
5000 lbs. Stagg and Shay's and Dufiield
Sugar cured hams,
4000do plain hams;
1000 Ito shoulders 1000 sides;
1000 lbschoic dried beet,
100 barrels mess Pork,
10 do Of prime Leaf Lard,
so Kegs do do do.
10 thls Mol Mackerel
10 No2 do.
50 barrels fresh Flour.
20 hoxes Buckwheat,
Hl0hiIls prime sugar.
90 bb,s loafand crusifd sugar,
so boxes star candies,
90 osperm do
40 foxes No. I, soap,
90 DO fine Toilet,
2 10 CASTLE soap,
10 Kegs fresh butter,
kegs goshen do
100 lbs. fresh Cheese.
boxes fresh pine apple do
10 lb, sugar crackers.
iOrBastou do and 10 butter do
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C\PE lin, $50 Bib. Can
~ Linn. fresh from the Ki'ns Fo
sale bv June 3 tt s. VI. HART X Go.
T AID A few bbls. of inferior
- L1~1, for sale by
june IT, s. ". HAor' r.
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Admin sa:atc rs Notice,

Au IA n % -S%t* NOf1CGs
In The mAer Of tie succession Of J. Moreap
iere1sei
fNHE Public are hereby warned agaips'
/ paying anv monies which NAV b.
Iue the deceA ed. into any other hand.
nan The adm ns'rators, whn a'opnie author
zee to give a receipt. & GILMAN.
may 2ih -d3ministrator
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A CARD.

/ II CANU.
DY request of my humorous patrons, !
- have been inlucei to ct s Ma Text
If which will sell - for one dollar or SIN
or - cents. WM. BOGEf,, Druggist
LADIES KID GLOVES AT COST.
+ HAVE on hanI large assortment O
L Ladies' Kid Gloves of all co!ors an
ICES which am prepared 70 sell "a cost.
april 20. w. D. PHILLIPS. E
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CORN AND OATS--j,st received for sale
~ by (may 1stn s. " HA3Ts- -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-18
Corn a md Oats. For fale by
~ feb-ll. TtiD5. FRENDERGAST.
Steam Engines q Sugar Mill!

steam Engines q sugar Minis
AT
BATON ROUGE FOUNDRY.
I'VE subscribers are fitting up Four
, steam ENGINES, as follows:
One Eng ne II inches cylinder q # stroke,
With Sugar-Mill. Rollers f. long, 26 in:
laneter, with wrought iron shafts
One do II inches cylin1er, feet stroke,
With ar-mill. Rollers #. long, &c in:
a'neter.
One do l2 inches cylinder. feet stroke,
With su sar-mill Rollers feet long, &c in:
ismeter
One 10 inches cylinder engine 1-2 stroke,
uitable for a saw-mill or medium size
ugar mill.
We are now extanling the buildings con-
nected with the Foundry, and increasing the
"a hinary, AMI are enabled to do all kind of
work in our line that may he confded to us.
The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited. Hill. 4 HENDERSON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-18

HALF Barrels Fsolr,-Those IL
IL want of half barrel Of choice F our
can. du,ing the balance Of the season pro
cure i a. the store OF Joshua Bea'. He Is
receiving re,u'arv from the mil uniform
quality OF Flour, ia full and half ackAge@
Tia. fr nrice an quality cannot fail r.
give satisfaction All Flour sol for Eek
ira" when falling 70 please, taken back and
al "h,rgss ,aid Store opposite the Har-
ney l!ous..