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The Opelousas courier., 1853-08-20

I .WAsHINGToN-On semble croire Wash
ington que administration Sc propose d'ar-
rondir lie territoire de l Union du cote du Me-
xique. Un correspondent du Republic dit
quill tient de bonne source que toutes les for
ces disponibles des Etats-Unis seront reunies
prochainement sur les bords du Rio Grande
ct que douze ou quinze cents honlmes de
troupes additionnelles front renforcer la gar
nison des postes situes sur la frontiere du Me-
xique. Il ACUTE que notre frontiere sera tres
probablement transporter audela de Ia vallee
de ,Mesilla jusqu aux montagnes qui torment
une barriere naturelle. Ces projects sont fort
beaux ct nous voudrions voir comment Fad
ministration sy prendra pour les executor.
Santa Anna ne eonsentira jamais ceder aux
Americans une nouyelle; partie du territoire
nationals Resterait ung moyen supreme, la
guerre, mais cest Ia une terrible resource,
ct un gouyernement civilise ne fait pas La
guerre sans une cause legitime. Cette cause
est peut-etre toute trouyee, car le differend
suryenu a propos de Ia yallee de Mesilla n est
pas encore regle. -
The Opelousas courier., 1853-08-20
NINE. Stowe chez s. IN. Faustin Ter.

4AAAV' SkO"V VA3VA 81 14s 0uSG1A 4c1t
Les peregrinations triomphales de L Oncle
Tom ct de son auteur ne pouvaient etre COM
.plstes, tant quelle n'ayait pas .fait sa visite
Haiti, la vraie patrie des noirs, lie pays OH les
.negres sontt Hhes...a de ne rien faire, ce qui
tleur 1conEient extremement. III fallait que
cette bonne Nine Stowe Sc rendit chezle papa
3Soulouque, lie plus noir des empereurs, un
empereur qui aaarrait abien pu s'appelerlO Oncle
Tom. Ellie y est allee.... incognito. 9. ~
Z LIE bruit de Ia yisite de. <cette negrephile
await mis- en- revolution toute la cour. de Faus-
tin 1er.l Madame son epouse ct la prineesse
Olive, qui en- serait deYenue rouge de joie,
sill ny await pas eu a sa rougeur des empe-
elements dirimants. Mais n'anticipons pas
sur les fats ct racontonstce memorable voyage
don't tous les bona noirs garderont un eternel
souvenir. ...-a..,ssss - TT ...... -ss
Aussitot que, le. bateau a yapeur qui por-
TAFT madame Stowe eite etc signale Port-au-
Prince, capitale des Etats de sa majestic Sou
louque, DIT Faustin Ter, tous les negres de la
vile Sc preeipiterent sur le port, en- criant
ali lou Ia balou- -lou-ces cris 6taient des eris
d dallegresse La garde imperiale s'echelon-.
ma sur le chemin du port au palais de sa ma
ieste, ct plusieurs officers de pempereur se
rendirent au quai pour Ii recevoir c'etaient
les dues de la .Limonade ct de la Grotte 4
Jacqhot, le compte de Trou- Bib ct le baron
du Chou Palmiste. Par une delicatesse bien
digne d 'eloges, la celebre yisiteuse setait fait
peindre la figure en- noir:: non contente de
porter. Ia race noir dams son cnur, ellie goulait
On porter .Pefigie sur sa fgure-Sensible
ceur Sur le passage du cortege, les memes
cris dallegresse ali lou Ia ba lie lau-lou ecla.
terent; on fui jeta des petits morceaux de can
me- saefe, des feuillesd 'ananas ct de bananes
qti sont pour les gensd Haiti &c que les feuil-
les de roses et les eouronnes de heurs sont
pour nous. Settlement, CONNIE aeause de
la ehaleuret de Petat assez triste des finances
de Pempire, les Vieux grognards du papa
Soulouque ne portaient pas de pantalon par
lessus leur ehemise: Mime Stowe, ani en- boflne
Amerieaine ne peut pasyoir une jagnbe, Sc Wit. ]
,ontrainte de regarder ciel durant lie trajet.
.I'empereur et.t .toute So coBr etaie at reunis
lans la sale du tr6ne pour la recevoir a
son entree, le bon pere Soulouque lui tendit 1
esbras ct Petreignit; puis il fit signe quill al
ait parler, ct donna son cigare garder a Ia
Drineesse Olive sa file, ct s'exprima ainsi:
Il Bonne dame blanche, moi bien content
7oir vous; vous ainer les. nOirs bien noirs:
papa Sonlouque ayoir bien enyie de lire
'00ele Ibns, niais moi saEoir pas lire, moi
,ete CONNIE un chou, manvais negre, bon d
len settlement pour etre empereur Moi bien
riste d'apprendre yousli avez I'm mari blanc;
planes pas bons moi youloir donner vous un
The Opelousas courier., 1853-08-20
LIE TEMPS EFT LES RECOLTEs.

Lespluies presque quotidiennes auxquelles
nous sommes en- proie depuis plusieurs semai-
mes, ont fiit ct feront sans doute un tort consi-
derable Lila recolte de cotton ct de maIs La
canne, au contraire, est dams son element, ct
croft avec une rapidite prodigieuse; ct pour
WI que le temps Sc mette au beau un mois ou
an mois ct demi avant fepoque dc la roulai:
SOM atm dadoucirle sue don't, ellie est nlainte-
nant pleine, les sucriers feront une recolte a.
bondante., ,f..n, -,...-..-..,; s
Dams quelques rares quarters on aurait pu
fleja cenlnleacer Ia caeiIlette du cotton 81 les
pluissin'ayaient jusqu'a present empeche ce
travail. Les champs de cotton ont une appa-
renee magnifque;; grandeur, hauteur, couleur,
tout,est superbc; mais les grabots. ct le cotton
sont tres rares,. On espere que le pied ct les
grabots qui sont tombes serviront a engrais-'
scrl sol pour la recolte prochaiiae. C'est la
consolation de lhabitant industrieux. En- ef.
fet, la recolte de cotton sera, cette aimee, dimi-
nuee dun tiers a peu pres. >'.
LIE mais est generalement asscz beau,x Les
pailles du mails premier plante sont perdaes en-
rs grande partie, fautc de temps favorable pour
les secher; celles du jeune mais sont mainte7
nant en- etat sd'etre faites, inais encore. lei la
pluiel empeche ces- trayaux.F ,Il..s-<. ..r.-
ys4. Au moment on nous ecrivonsrri rien ne nous
indique un beau temps stable; au eontraire, il.
est sonlbre, charge, reveche toujours, ct de
temps 4 autre les cataractes du eiel s'ouvrent
avec fureuE ct versent sur nous des torrents
s -qui inondent lesol. =, ss4ssE - "a. =
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Telcgraphed for the Lyachbarg gpgisiaa.
Later from Europe.


Eastern Question: Warlike Movements con
tiaued-Ansfria and Costa Agar- Lieer
pool 1Idrkets-Dccline IN Breadstufs
HALIFAX. August II.
The America arrived last night from Liver.
pool. Her political intelligence from the con
llnent is 10 the effect that the Eastern ques.
lion was nearly settled, but that the general
aspect Of affairs was rot peaceful. The con
duct of the Russian generals in the Principal.
itIes exhibits the intention OF permanent pos
session
The warlke movements Of the Porte were
continued on an extensive scale-52 French
field officers had entered into the Turkish ser.
vice.
A Frankfort journal states that Austria will
not only demand satisfaction from the United
States for the Costa affair, but that Turkey
will be promptly required to procure the ex
tradition Of Costa.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Breadstulfs quiet Flour declined Cd. Corn
steady. White Wheat rs Tod to SIS Red rs
Sd To rs Cd.
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1853 Southern Enterprise. 1853
lSsa nE lT EEs .:.s:a.-.s,:5l 4fGs
PARISEN & KINGS

FIRGINA, N CAROLINA u TENNESSEE
Ffcigh, Pochage and Parcei EXPRESS,
YENO and from New York. Norfolk, Petersburg md
l. Richmond, per FIRST class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Scaboard and Ron
1olc, Weldon Wilmington, Gaston & Rnleeh, Peters
1u4g Weldon, Petersburg Richmond, Richmond and
Fredericks burg, South Side and Va. Tenn Railroads,
md connecting with Stage and Wagon Lines from the
lfrrent points the Railroads almost every point
through out the above Sates-hronl in charge Of spe
'ia Messengers. Nero avalng themselves Of this
line for the transportation of their Merchandise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition aud
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above States order
ing Goods ION Baltimore and Philadelphia. to the cnre
If Porisep d Kings Erpress at Norfolk, Petersburg
Richmond, may depend upon having all charges paid,
ind their Goods forwarded without the least delay, and
free of all drnvrge and Commissions
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office,
No. 3d. Broadoay, NJ y
w. B. PARISEN. Southern OGce,
Corner Bolimgb1ook and 2ndS SIS.
Paersburg, Va.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ph,IadrIpbja-DeaMs from Heat.

There were i've deaths in PHILADELPHIA Fri.
day from heat. Among them was Con. Ben.
nett. who was taken sick at the Assayer's of
fee AT the mint where he had received an ap.
continent Wednesday. He served as Captain
N the Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Mexican
war He was elected General of the End
Brigade, on hts return home. In the mint he
occupied a room where the thermometer stood
at I6O degrees.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18

Il ADAMS Il cos. Expresses Offer Daily, Certain
aud Cheap facilities for obtaining goods of all descrip
lions from all parts of the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
swift and jamestown and Roanoke. lsavng
New York Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich,
nond Friday and Monday of each week. By this line
we are prepared forward goods of all descriptions at
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenpor's line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of POrterage.
Our inland express per Great u s. Mail Lie, contin.
ues as heretofore, to arrive in Richmond Imice Daily
The well-known character of our house for RESPONSE
Iiis and attention the interests of our customer
warrants in saying that shippers will find it 10 thei
interest to order their Goods through adams d Cos
Express. ?" ADAMS co,
PER Nm. H. Mostly, Agent,
~ 26.ifdts Lyuehbrg, Va
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where We hay'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18

EXECUTION OF GoENs-Goens, who was
sentenced to be hung for the murder of his own
daughter, was executed in Charlottesville Fri
cay We learn from the Advocate, that he
acknow lodged before his execution that he rec
objected whipping his daughter severely on the
Jay upon which she died. but did not recol-
iect having struck her with the pine kno, which
caused her death He stated that he was drunk
al the time Of the murder, and had but an in
distinct recollection of what he did; though he
ae 1t was never his intention to have
Killed his daughter. He professed TO be pre-
pared to die, and he relied upon the Almighty
arm TO sustain him in the hour of trial. He
met his fate firmly, babe his family farewell,
warning them with his last breath against the
use OF ardent spirits, which had brought him
10 the gallows.
Inc Advocate states that large multitude OF
People assembled to witness the event-among
mem 1t regrets to say some respectable look.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18

MURDER.-The remains of a murdered man
were found on the top OF TYLER mountain, sew,
en- miles FROM Charleston. Kanawha, on the
22d inst, and etc n-'ances justify the suspi
clon tLat he as 'u.ldrred 10y one VIM Pat
ton who i d"sc b d as about "a or 25 years
Old about 5 feel 10 inches high, sandy hair,
ireckled, eye teeth prominent, scar over the
temple, and has his name on his left arm, and
may be, on both.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18

Bishop Soule, of the Methodist Church. ar,
rived in the city yesterday morning, by the
BEEN for some months, attending to the vel.
fare ofthe numerous and respectable religious
denominations in which he is one Of the no
blest and purest lights. Long life usefulness,
health and prosperity to the venerable patri
arch.-N o. Bulletin, Shh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18
FOR NEW York;
.. S. Mail Line per the SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

THE new and elegant side.wheel steam E..sI9s-N
l. ship JAMESTOWN, (Capt. Parrish s=1<r-=z.S7.
Evening, and the ROANOKE, Capt. Cuvendy,) every
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg including
State Rooms. SlO w
Stee,ape massage 3 90
For speed, comfort and safety these Steamships are
excelled by none the and travellers will find it
the most pleasant route the north, they will there
y avoid the dust and frequent changes of the Railroads
Es57Tckets issued at my Office Sycamore Street.
SAM'L. 6. BAPTIST. Agt. Petersburg.
t-g@A passenger train leaves the ApPomattox depot
every Tuesday and Friday half past o'clock. P M.
10 connect with the Steamships at City Point Passen-
gers by the Southse Railroad will reach petersburg IN
time to take the cars for the steamers S.d' Is.
Jnlv lis
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Marine Disastir..

PHLADELPHr., August 1.-THE barquc
n Bowen, of Addison, Maine, from Boston
for N. O., foundered al sea in the gale Of the
10Th inst, lat 33 long 50, End was total loss.
Captain Dyer and crew arrived here in the
Ocean Bird from Curacao.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18
The Markets.

New York, Aug. l5-Sales of 10000 bbIs.
Flour at unchanged rates Wheat and Corn
steady.
BALTIMORE. Aug 15.-Saes Of 500 bbls.
Flour at S. 25; $4,000 bushels Wheat-red
81 05 to 81 %, white 81 90 10 81 IS; 25,-
600 bushels Coln-white Sc to 60 Cts, yellow
65 cts.
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GENERAL CLAIM AGENCY,

AT wAsHINGToT, d. c.
ID A. SOMMERVfLLE, (Lale Clerk in the PEN
IL. sion ofice,) Agent and Attorney for the Prose.
cut on of Pelson Lond and erery description Of Cosm
against Congress either of the Executive Depart
ments of the General Government.
Attention also given Miscellaneous Agencies. Land
Warrants and Script bought, negotiated and sold. X.
A. s. has "a special acquaintance with Virginia
Preferences Forms and Instructions forwarded per
Request
All communications postage pre.paid) promptly at
tend ed to. Charges moderate. Address above.
g>y1 Office on 9TH opposite the General Post
Office Department aug Id m
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Hea1fh of NeU Dr1eons..

New ORLEANS, August l3.-The mortality
has been little on the de, line for the last
three days, ranging from two hundred and
five two hundred and twenty fue, as the total
number of deaths per day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18

MORTALITY IN BosToN-Duiing the week
ending Saturday, there were 1876 deaths in
Boston, large proportion Of them children
Friday six persons died of heat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18

onr government has been importuned to de
. =. the extradiuon of Arson Wing, fugi.
i've from justice in Canada, charged with lar
1leny The Attorney Genera has decided that
larceny Is crime ofwhch we cannot demand
s"'fadIton under the act of ls4I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18

Death Of General Lamar.
Gen Mlrabeann Lamar died at San Antonio
Texas, on the 9Th of July.
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We learn that Mr.. w w. Tebbs, of A he
marie county, Va. has received the appoint
meot Of Professor of Mathematics III oakland
College, Miss.-AleD Gaz.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18
Fire IN BOSjOn

On Saturday, A. l.. Cutters drug store No
AZ, India street, was damaged by fire to The ex
tent Of $4,000 Insured
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THe Yell07o Ferer.

New ORLEANS. August l3.-The deaths il
this city from yellow fever. Tor the week end
ing Friday, numbered 1877.
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From BuenOs AIRES.

From Baen0s AyreS
BosToN Aug. 15.-Advices from Buenos
Ayres report that The blockade Was raised on
the goth July.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18

Sate.-The undersigned offers for sale the Hoase
T. Lot 9Th street at present occupied by VIM. M.
Blackfprd, Esq'r The house is comparatively new
has or rooms, with all necessary out houses and
fine garden attached.
Apply o the undersigned to Mr. d. /. @. Peters
Lyrchbure. AUSTIN NJ. TRIBE.
June t-d&c2awt.
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..Eemperauce Gazette. ~

TIVE 'GAZETTE" will be issued about the 20th
l. inst The first number will have a circulation of
about . 600. and will therefore present favorable al
sing will be placed low possible Orders fol the
present left at the Book Store cf Mr.. d. b. Payne will
be attended to. mug l6.3t IExpress copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18
1nnnintnl,nkS. 6Y

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13,-Major Thomas S.
Rryant. editor of the Western Chronicle Lex
;naton Mo. violent anti Benton, was TO day
an,ointed Marshal of Missouri.
Senator 5 hil, basl turned from Lake Su-
narior, To- i Win magnificent specimens of
The mimi, wealth Of that region.
Lord Sdrhn, 5 claim 10 the fisheries excites
much interest and uneasy feeling.
r. C. Murphy, Consul to Shanghai, is TO be
married on Tuesd ~ next, in Washington.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18

TIE Weather at tie Nolth-Tt1ribie Effects
ofhe Heak-Gieat Storm.
Nrw York, Aug. l5.-The weather is IN
,ensely hot, and its effects have been frghtul
Ninety persons died here yesterday from sun
stroke.
PHILADELPHIA, August Is -Woodside the
celebrated painter, fell dead in the stree, to
dav from the effects OF heat.
BosroN, Aug Is "A terrific thunder storm
occurred in This vicinity last night. Barns
were burnt. houses struck, and several persons
killed and injured.
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STEAMSHIP COMPA- =,

TTNION STEAMSHIP CONPA- <ktA
u NY'S LINE o: STEAMERS, uia Norfolk SssA
and Cape May Dor Phade hia every Wednesday,
STEAMER Cry or RIonmoRp, Capt Mitchell.
STEAMER VIRGINIA., Capt. Tenl.
One of these splendid steamships will leuve Richmond
for Philadelphia every wednesday. nj high water touch
ing at Cape May To land passengers. Returning len,
Philadelphia every Wednesday, at 10 o'clock A. M.
I'll further notice.
Passenger. for { ape Mny, will consult their interest
by tnking this route, ms II il, in addition 10 being the
chenpear, the expeditions and comfortable
Passengers for New fOrk-We hive en-
tered into forward passengers through
New York. either by Steamers allowing them tho
privilege Of remaining In Philadelphia three four days
proceed directly New York, upon tho arrival
the steamers.
shippers 10 the West-Tobarconisls desi
shipping Pittsburg will peose bear in mind
that have made all tho necessary arrangements TO
lolward to through go cents per 100 pounds.
Due notice will be always given in all The Daily papers
tho CITY, when the will be rendy receive
freight, md the hour Of their sailing
NJ B.-Shippers will beor in mind TINT all Bills Of
Ladng be the wharf ut Rockett to be sign
ed before the sailing Of steamers.
Passage through New York, LIST cnbn and found, %
i" Il Cnpe May
" Phila'phin,
:" 2nd cabin Z"
Norfolk, let " g"
For freight passage, apply to
no. RANKIN. AoT., Richmond, w
ie 29.d&cts the Dock.
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Those vessels Of the fret clos built in th city of
Baltimore xpressy for this Irade and have superior
commodations for passengers. They are commanded
by experienced Captains well qualified for the trade
and who i'll spare exertion 10 accommodate They
viii be towed mp and down the rivers by and may
be relied to sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York. will nd il their interest to chip by this line
IA reght will always be taken low rs by any other
line of Packets and every effort will be mnde by the
agents In Richmond and New York give satisfaction
Freight ID per whole and l2 cents per boxss
Tobacco being about so per less than charged by
tho Steamers. Insurance be effected in the Rich
moad Fire Association by this line ut 3-S per cent
We respectfully AK and hope tn succeed, in obtain
Ing foil share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New York will be for
wafded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
port The vessels will lie in Richmond ri Rockets,
in NcwYorIk Berth MOL Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRlE Richmond } =
g. II. PIERSON, N. Y.
No 81 South Street "
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RICHMOND, August II.

RICHMOND. August II.
TENNESSEE ELECTIONS.
The latest intelligence from Tennessee con
firms the election Of Johnson, dem, as Govern
or. The Congressional delegation stands five
Wings and five democrats.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-18

EDUCATION.-The next session Of my sister =
IL school will commence the LIST day OF September.
Terms 10 and SIS according to the progress OF she
scholars-payable half in advance No deduction ex-
cept in Of protraced sickness. Music SPOUSE
of Piano. S. WIN. ). REID, Jr
aug 3-d3w
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Il ement.-By virtue of "a deed of Trust executed
on the 26lh day of April, 1852. by Il sa Snead and
Susan A, his wife. duly recorded in the Clerks Or
ice of the Hustines Court of Lynehbu & the undersign
ed Trustee therein uamed, will proceed sell on the
premises, Fridny the 26th Inst. the LOT Il TENE
MENT conveyed in said deed. The Lot is situated at
the junction of Second St. with Falfs alley contains
oNE.EIIHTH OF AN ACRE, and is now in the oocu
pancy of said Snead.
The Title sbelieyed To be entirely good but the
Trustee.
Terms made known at the time and place of sale.
TINS House and Lot were formerly sold. but the pur-
chaser having uiled comply with the of snr,
resale is 'riered. mo. SPEED, Trustee.
mug 13-dtdS
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CENTRAL HOTEL, Lexington, Va.

CENTRAL HOTEL, Lexington, Va.
" The subscriber would inform his old friends aud
the public generally, that he hns completed and furnish
ed the addition to his house and Is prepared
Jdate travellers aud others in good style
my hou in the wiley. This house il In tho central
part of the and convenient all kinds of business
lis abe and bor always supplied with the very bes
the markets afford aud his stables nre under the
supentcndenco of of thn,bet ostlers in the
by long experience in the business and his well known
disposition please, lac hopes SHIRE b.rnl portion
Of the patronage of the travelling public
ie 20--3m VII LIAM MoCAUI.
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AND NEW YORK PACkETS.--Ths -
homo line l. composed If the following vessels and
suis from New-Yofk every three days. All owned In
HE city Of Richmond, viz:
Nct. - T1an ncdo
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WILLIAM m. MOsRY.
4 LIkc.y Ncgro Woman at Auction

"A will sell on Thursday 18Th present month. Au-
gust likely negro every qualification for
hrst rate house servant WM II MOSBY,
aug 1851 Aprtioneer
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4 IME-A large quantity of superior mountain
IL Lime. in sto y consignment. -.
aug SITS ECHoLS g. PRYOR.
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MOSES LACY.
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4 HAIKS.-Rush q Cane seat reception Chair
" ia great varietya A. WlNSTONS
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