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SOMEWHAT SAVAGE. = Fights between


males and females have become matters of every day
occurrence between certain classes, but II is very
rare chat we woman brought TO Court TO answer
for beating of the lords of creation. As an ex-
ception TO the general rule, however, Eliza Ann Al
ley full of years and full of iniquity, was
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday to answer TO
warrant charging her with assaulting Joshua j. Shi-
naut, her intimate friend on the 9th of September,
and with being under the influence of fire water,
which gave provoking impetus 10 her tongue that
rendered it very abusive Capt White of the Police,
testified that while passing along I'd street he heard
loud noise, and on reaching Shinaults door was in
vited in. On passing the threshold he discovered
puddle of blood in the floor, and told by s. that
the prisoner the bar had struck him upon the
and drawn the caret profusely. The Captain
quested to take the virago away, and attempted to
reason with her upon the impropriety. of her con,
duct, when she changed her battery of words and
poured grape shot and canister" into him, in such
quick succession that he left the IN disgust,
having more important matters to attend to. Shl-
nault then got warrant and Eliza Ann was captured
and Gagged The Mayor, after recounting the variety
of disturbances in which the prisoner had been en-
gagged, and the frequent complaints that had be n
made against her. decided that she must enter into
bonds, with good security, in the of $780, to
keep the peace and be of good behavior for the next
six months and failing to do this, she handed
the Sergeant of the City, to be cared for by
him as the law provides.
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w. B. BIGELOW, ACCOUNTANT
AND COPYIST-ofiics in the Law Building-wil
keep the accounts of those having no regular Book
keeper, Assistant TO Book-keep ers ia their
examination of the same.
VIII also copy ali kinds of WRITING, &c.
oc Il
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Two PAssEs-If the owners and hirers
of slaves would take the trouble to Inform them
selves to what the requirements of the ordinances
are, they would be saved vast amount of time and
trouble. AS proof of this Nelson, slave, III the
the cage found his way to the Police Court yester-
day, for being out with two passes. The ordinance
prohibits the giving of pass to servant to allow
of the night than IL o'clock, and then the name of
the owner of the premises to which the pass is
given, must put his name upon the back of the
pass, thereby showing his acquiescence, it .ill
be of no avail If master wishes servant TO be
out later hour than ii o'clock at night he must
have special pass for the time, declaring that he is
out by the consent of the proper person. The ordi-
nance is PLAIN enough. and our readers must adhere
to it, or subject their servants to punishment Nell
was admonished, it being his first appearance,
and then discharged.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. 10.
ARRIVED,

AKKIF ED,
Schr. Hill Carter, Nelson New York, hay to C. T.
Workman.
Schr. A. J. Horton, Vangelder, Philadelphia, coal
to w. H. Davis & Co.
Schr. Haxall, Chichester, New York, mdse to D
Currie.
Schr. Jos. Marsh, Martin, New York, hay to D.
Currie.
Schr. Ashland. North, Baltimore, mdse
Schr. st. Cloud johnson, Smithfeld.
schr. Henry Armstrong, Holiday, YORK River, to
Webb & Son.
Schr. Susan, Jolly, Cabin Point, wheat to Haxall 8,
Bro.
schr. Arkada Sooy, Philadelphia, iron to J. R. An
derson.
Schr. Chanceford, Andrew, James River, wheat to
Haxal Brother.
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, Baltimore, mdse to
Ludam & Watson.
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York, ndse and
passengers.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia,
mdse and passengers.
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THIRTY THOUSAND DoIIape

WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PAGES
+ o G ii The subscriber. inteu dins 10 rlosss
his present business by the first January next a.
ters to his customers and the public generally hin
large and desirable stock of Dry Goods which viii be-
closed out entirely las customary greatly reduced
prices. His stock remaining on hand the 3ltb Der
will be closed at auction without reserve
THOMAS D. QUARLEs.
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day fill with new splendor the space once
illuminated by the versatile and splendid ge-
MUS of Prentiss
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SENT os.-Fleming P. Harris, of Hen.

SENT 0N.-FItMIUg 9. IHIIIs, UI IItH-
rico charged with felonously shooting and killing
Anderson the slave of Isaac N Cooke of this city,
the I'd of October, examined before Justice r.
s. Glazebrooke of the county, and by him sent to
an examining court to be held at the court house
the first Monday in November next. The accused
was admitted bail for his appearance in the of
$500
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The WEATHER has been warm and
cloudy. for several days past. On Sunday night
heavy black cloud hung over the city, and slight
apnnkling Of rain FELL but none do any good. The
herceness and quantity. Indications now are good
for rain at an early day.
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THOMAS w. KEESEE, AUcTIosEER.
(ofice with Geo. J. Sumner No 20 Pearl street) will
attend to the sale of every description OF MER.
CHANDISE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
oc 7-dIrn
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PAssrTerKs per Steamer Z Jsmes.own !,

PAssrserEs per Steamer e jamestown !,
from New Ytrx:
!. pU1epo.on BogsIt, Jno 7 Daniels, LII po.z
tsIi remington, w Leven, A Schoon tns.t "
g Fishsr; Re Taylor, Rich L Mann, Kin ss.1s,,
Long, Webb, Lynch, L Mathswss@on,
p ,sc LanmaI, spsaldus, w psss,.aaJ
~ DageGck, Miss Garter, 81 Redmond. II \
aehard.o p. VIM Rshardson, Dali, DIG IS
Halsey, = Humley, Driver. b H,,,s y, 3 I, &
Butler, 4 Lilly, + Ramse '. u m gahsa - "a e
W I Baker, Mrs n n Gwinn, whitney a. 49, 8
chld'n seryt, Boardmsn daas;f. Mrs IL
u gston, Miss W Warwcke Totem, Tosteu. + 4 n
ssglkalsy Mas Ygans otsy, Potter isdy
children, Bowers lady, (iargsnsss5,.eeaaa
lady, child Z seryt. D L stHbbs, w Wos.hlsy W..
Seabury, Miss NJ Warwicke, III CasEis Il 81 y q
ten lady children, Potter, sieijsu LAY az
Clay lady, a NJ Daniels L lady, ii ja, ,aa Z.
lady, MulAlke, Mrs Z Read, 4 daughter NJ. y =
G q sl Mrs kosnd children ssrv Brsa.
II Baines. @ Landenbeck T Barlow j o Nns.S,
ley, q w Whitehurst, Lovejoy, O|,ys, III II n
Ofver, blanchard. r Blanchard. G {, h..
r Sampson, and 10 in steerage.
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An IsquEsr.-Justice r. A. Mayo OF

Henrico county, attended by Constable Lewellen,
held an Inquest over the dead body of free negro
named Liiburn Peasants, at Grifn's wharf, at the
lower end of Rockets yesterday Said ne gro fsIl
into the river from wood lighter belonging to the
steamer Belyidere, lying at Rockets some DAYS
since, and was drowned. Verdict in accordance with
the above facts.
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SrABBING-.John Graves, white man,
made his debut before the Mayor yesterday, to an
to the charge of feloniously cutting free ne
gro, named Isaac Jackson, Sunday afternoon last
near the head of Broad street.
Graves states that Jackson and another negro were
in quarrel when he up with them-that he
ordered Jackson off but instead of obeying the COM
mand the fellow became very impudent to him.
The witnesses for the Commonwealth give very
different version of the affair." will be by their
testimony:
Francis s. Chldrey knew but little of the fight
Saw Isaac Jackson when he started to run from his
own house, and Graves in pursuit of him. When the
negro caught, Graves make two three
passes at him, aud then Graves shut his knife
aud put it in his pocket. No other person struck
Jackson. After Graves put up his knife, discovered
that the negro had been stabbed. Heard the gro
use no impudent language TO the prisoner.
Joshua J. Shinaut saw Jackson running from his
own house. pursued by Graves and another
VIM. E. Kelly told by Graves that he stabbed
the negro for being impudent to him. Made the
statement voluntarily
The Mayor then remanded the prisoner to called
Court to be held Saturday next, in order to give
aim The Oen1!is of the ensuing of the Circuit
Court which commences next Monday, and recog-
Missed the witnesses to appear at that time. The
voluntary confession of the prisoner makes the
against him very strong and unjustiiabe one.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ARTILLERYl- Attend a meeting 81
your company THIS EVENING at p o,cfoct = ~. -
Gun House BY order of the Captain = sHs
oc lit THOS C. RATyy n %
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The laying ofthe track Of, the orange .as -
andria Railroad, south Of culpeper c. IT,, com.
nenced on Monday Of las. week
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tend Drill at your Armory, on Tuesday tho fa,t
instant, at II O'clock p M punctuaIly. ~ ars.r
Of the Lieut.. Commanding. st
oc 10 J. w BARLOW q @
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Musr RE ENpoxsEn.--Isaae, a negro

the service of William II. Grant. was caught an
Gagged for faing 10 he bic pass aasrscd. He wa
brought before the d ayas. yesterday, who first ad
llonishtd and thon elaeha.sAa htasa
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HEARD AND SETTLED.-A complaint

HEARD AND SETTLED.-A complaint
made by Mrs Mary Mcdonald, against John Phelan
for assaultng and choking her last Saturday evening
was heard by the Mayor yesterday and dismissed
The prisoner, it seems, was indebted to MIR. McDo-
nald and he had failed to call and settle according
to PROMISE the wife assumed the responsibility to
pay him visit and give him dun. When she did
so, Phelan not prepared to square accounts and
this fact being made known Mrs. Med. applied ug-
ly epthets him for failing keep his word After
a conversation, in which both parties partici-
pated, the prisoner ordered the lady to leave his
house, where he receiving round of abuse. and
on her refusing to do so, he opened the door and
elected her forcibly, by which means she had Sc
fall upon the steps. He declared that he had
desire to do the good woman injury, but to stop
her tongue and put end to the disturbance, which
very annoying a sick near them; he forced
her from his premises. So much for donning the
breeches.
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CoNFIRMED.-The charge against George
Moekebee, for permitting his cellar door to remain
open all night, re-speaed by the Mayor yester-
day, who heard the evidence for the defence and
then imposed tue of 81 aud costs upon him.
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OUR STORE viii be closed on Wednes-
~ day, the 18th inst, and re-opened ON Thursday,
the 18th inst.
lI-2t HART & MOSES
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ATTENTION Is SOLICITED to our
sale this morning at 10 O'clock. A. MOTT & co.
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CoMmIrrKD.-Jamcs Cousins, a free ne
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 1o.-Arrived, schr. Ocean, Mitch
ell, three days from Port Walthall. Passed the
7th of Cove Point, ship Zenobia from Liverpool at
anchor and wished TO be reported.
Cleared, schrs. Virginia, Phillips, Norfolk; Mary
and Hetty, Aylett's, and julius do.
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BRoAD Rock RAcrs.--At I o'clock today

efc committed to prison for wnt Of register Of
HIS freedom.
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and Shower Baths can be had daily the Hair Dres-
sing, Shaving and Shampooins Saloon under the
American Hotel-eutraDce on 1lth street.
Single Bath . cents, or five tickets for 81.
OCT
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PROFESSOR MILLAR, the great Ame
rican PENMAN, will be in Richmond about the 18th
OF October. sc 2t-2awts
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oc11-8t

GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.
THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
SHOES AND BOOTS at auction, THIS MORN.
ING at III O'Clock
We ask the attention of dealers to the above a.on
sales, to take place our Office without regard 10
weather. Zoe III DUNLOP, MONCURE & co
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CANAL BOAT UNION is now ready to
~ receive freight for Lynchburg, and win Ieese on
Wednesday, full full.
&C ll-2t A. s. LEE.
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REAUTIFUL COIINTRY SEAT-p,

hcuar attention s called to the sale of Mons Praves
country seat TO-DAY, at 81 o'clock The farm viii
be divided into three parts of which has a gran.
lite quarry. GODDIN 4 APPERSON
&C lit
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IL IGH PRICES.-It is fact that Dry
- Goods are twenty-five per cent. higher than
they have been for the past 10 years, yet E. GOLD
SHIT of III Main street, is selling the old prices
Ali wool Flabnels for Is 3d. worth 81 cts; full ~
Sheetings at pence, worth 10 cts good bicached
Shirtngs at cts, worth to 8. The reason he can
afford to sell at these prices is that he buys his goods
for cash. He has also complete assortment of La
dies seasonabe and fashionable Dress Goods Silks,
Mouselines, Plaids Sleeves Collars Hosiery Gloves,
Ribbons, Caiicoes French Mer:no, Shawls &c. Blan-
kets Quilts Csssimeres Satinets, Eesting kerseys,
Kentucky Jeans, &C., in great variety. oe 11N
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COOKE BROTHERS q CO., GEN
ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, San Fran

JOSEPH J. COOKE & CO., No. 10,
Greenwich street, New York.
Agents for the purchase and shipment of MER-
CHANDISE for the California and Oregon Markets.
JOSEPH J. COOKE.
GEO LEWIS COOKE.
JOHN H. WILLIAMS. ISM
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PHOENIX BANK.-The Notes of this
issue will be redeemed il Richmond by II It PATRO
& CO; in Washington City by PAIRo L NOURSE.
Sc pts
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TO BUILDERS AND OTHERs-T

undersigned will furnish to Builders and others
LUMBER and TIMBER. of every description, of
the best quality for Building and Other purposes.
the most reasonable prices, to be delivered Rich
mond on the shortest notice.
Orders left with ABEL U. MAYO Esq, at his Office
under the Metropolitan Hall, franklin street, viii
be duly attended to.
1cH- d2rrl I. z I
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VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS

Plaid and Brocade Silks, Rich Cashmere Plaids plain
Merinoes and de LANES; French Enbroderies in great
variety; Mourning Goods of every kind; Hosiery in
complete assortment; Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Furniture Prints; Ribbsnds in variety &c. &c. &C.
large and well selected Stock OF the best styles Of
these goods, just received by
T.R. PRICE& co.
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LEECHES, LEECHES.-The public
s+sonoar Ta,nac. T. 20 = s'- 80; = S; z s.S
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day at the hRi dressing
saloon under the American Hotel 18th street and at
night on 18th, between Main aud Franklin streets.
Sc Ia r. c., HOBSON.
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HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT

LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds, &C., for New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, North
Carolina, Tennessee, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city ard Hen
rico county. VIII attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office ON Franklin near Governor street.
Of
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.-The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Virginia Central Railroad Company
will be held in Richmond on THURSDAY, the 10th
November 1885,
Stockholders will travel free the cars in going to
and returning from the meeting.
oc6-tl0No j. GARRETT, Treasurer
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MAYO 81 Bolts, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW, will practice in the Courts of Richmond, and
the counties of HenTico and Hanover.
~ Office in basement of Metropolitan Hall,
Franklin street. BEVERLEY r. Bolts.
Sc l6-dIm ABEL u. MAYO.
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CECOND SUPPLY GOODS.-WILL-

L,MERY.-FIVE CASKS Snpelfine Lon
IL don EMERY, warrantedpare. For sale By the
q. j. sINT0N & co.
Sign Of the Circular Saw,
oc II Ne. II Main street.
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vEN1Is PAR LIE SHERIFF.

No. q29--Cour du Sixieme District Judi
eiaire--paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge
Henderson Il peale rs La Compagnie dl,
Moulin a-scie de Baton Rouge ct al
I'm vertu dun writ De plnrf fa., lance
IL dams lie process ci2dessus infiftlIe at nu-
merote. ct a. moi aaresse par rIon. Cour
du sixiene District Judiciaife. dans ct pour
la Paroisse Il Est Baton Rouge ct Etat de
la Louisiana, J'exposeroi en- veute publi1ue
Samedi. le 7Janrier ppochaia, Al. D.,
1854, / heures du matin. Sur les lieux
de Ia Compagnie du MouIin-a -Scif, situes
dams cette Fafeisse. atl-eessus du, Garrison
des Etais Unis, sur la Riyiere Mississippi,
Ia prophetic ci apres designee ct decfitee,
savoir
UN certain Terrain on moroccan de terre,
aussi avec tolltes les batisses ct amsliora-
tions qui sly ttouvent, aiusi que lie Moulin,
les Machines, ct tout ce qui Superintendent
situe sur Id RIVERS Mississippi, pres du
Garniscn DIES Etats Unis, dams la dite Pa
roi Sc d Est Baton Rouge, ct contenant en-
viron ngt-huit atpents superfciels, plus on
moins, ct borne CONNIE suit. SAVIOR: All
nord par DIES te1tes de fen James McCalop;
antrefois cetx dc A. Gras, aii sud par terres
dos Etat Unis. autrefois eeux de John Graz
sie, eli a l'Ouest par la Rviere Mississippi.
Atlssi les Esciaves suivans. sur les stsdits
lieux. avec leur advertisement, savoir.
Lewis Fisher, de vingt-deux ans, lie "a jour
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ST. JOHNS HIGH SCHOOL,
WEST BATON ROUGE.

Nhis institution will commence its scho.
J. lassic year ON the f4th November
comprising two sessions Of months esch.
It will be under the charge and control
Of the principal, Mr.. Jos. Jones of Va, a
gentleman of considerable experience in
teaching, and graduate OF the We. Military
Institute and Of the university ct Va, two
of our finest Southern Literary Institutions.
Mr. Jones will be assisted by Mr. Sad.
lucke, gentleman Of high literary attain
ments, andformerIy professor in Oxford,
Mississippi.
The course of instruction in this institu-
ton will embrace all the branches of
thorough English education, together with
the higher branches of Mathematics, Latin
Greek. and several Of the modern Langua-
ges. It will be the aim Of the teachers, to
form The moral and social, as well as tn
intellectual cultivation Of the, pupils, be-
lieving that neglect Of the former, cannot
but be injurious to their advancement in
the latter.
The situation on the Mississippi, 10 miles
above Baton Rouge is remarkably healthy
one every attention being paid to the COM
fort and accommodation Of the students.
The boarders will reside in the family Of
Mrs. Lamon. widow Of the late Rev. A. Fl.
Larnorl the teachers also boarding in the
same family, and thus they will be under
the immediate care Of the instructors A
new and comfortable building is just being
finished for their accommodation.
For particulars, see circulars.
Reference can be made to Hon S.. NJ. D.
CLARK Judge Wm. B. Robertson. and Dr..
Jno. T. Noion, of West Baton Rouge. Hon
Geo. E. McWortor. of East Baton Rouge,
and DR.. saml. Hardy, of New Orleans.
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Church Notice,

THE Wardens Of ST Josephss Church,
i being desifous Of proceeding with the
completion of the New Catholie Church,
would beg leave to call the attention ofall
those indebted to said Church. either for
rent Of Pews, subscriptions or otherwise,
that they will be called upon soon, by Mr..
Ant olne Pnjol, collector for said Church,
or by the Rev. Father Lavais, who has
kindly offered his assistance. in the above
mentioned obiec. II. V. BABIN. See,rY.
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ilFThe Duke and Clutches de Bra.
bant, the count de Flanders, and the
Princess Charlotte Of Belgium, with
the King himself, Of the Belgians, arc
now on a visit to her majesty the
Queen Of England, and there are no
e'.-.e1aake colicks in the earth to
give evidence Of the fact.
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Avis de I,Eglise.

r ES Matguillier de pEgIise de st. Joseph
IL desire de procede laccomplissefnent
de fFglise Catholique neut, demande, dap
peler lie ,soin ceux qui doivant Ia dite
Eglise, soft pour lie revenu des Rancs, abon-
fefnent OF autre chose, quill seroat bient6t
solicite par M. Antoine Puiol, Collector
de la dite Egise, OF, par lie Rev. Pere La
vais. qui volontairement ofcrt son assis.
lance dams lie susdite obipt.
dec3-i-o FL. v. BABIN, Sec.
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TAxEs.--There is no Justness, in
the manner in which taxes are levied
on all dealers, in this corporation.
There Is no justice in placing all on d
par, large and small dealers, and taxing
them alike. The man who sells but
$500 during the year, and whose
stock is never worth more than $500
should not be required to pay as much
as the dealer III thousands. An ga
tatore1s tax should be paid en- stocs.
MS we'll as real estate, and then trade
is nota monopoly.
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EThe Clinton Wing proueunces
the healsh of that town good, and
gives assurance to absent citizens that
there is no danger to be incurred BY
visiting the place.
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accroissement des dts esclaves depuis
quils ont etc hypothequees.
Aussi Lewis, de % Cass. de 90; Tom
de 10 Henr, de IS. Davy, de 90; ct Mil
", lie &c ans--les six derniers esclaves, hy-
rothegue, ct dit mort.
Saisie pour payer ct satisfaire lie jugement,
interet ct fais dams lie process ci-desslis in
titule ct num6rote.
Conditions de- la vente--comptant, avec
benefce d1evalution. H. v. BABlN,
dec4-j-v. Sheriff.
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Avis pour sies PROPOSITIONS.

DROPOsITIONS sera reeu jusqua .Jeudi
i lie 15me courant 4 4 henres de fapres
midi, pour Fonvrage de charpentfe ct en-
clorre de Feglise catholique neuf Les pro-
positions seront deposee avec NJ Vim. s.
Pike. d Ia Brsnehe de la Banque de la Loui-
siatie on le plan, Outrage, dessin ct sp6ci-
ficatiens peut etre vue, sur on apres Mardi
proclaim, lie 6 coufant. II. v. BABIN,
dec3!id Ias.. Secretaire.