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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-06
AIGIrSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

rVNIE next term Of this Institution WIFI com,
IL menco on the first "Wednesday OF August ana
end the las, of May, following, with short recess
At Christians, 1t is OF the utmost Importance lha'
pupils c,muence punctually with the classes o'h
erwise there will be deficiencies tor whlch we
cannot be responsible. As an entire re'oFganI1-
,;on Of the School will take place, both as regards
the eplrse of study and the discipline, parents and
,ru,rlnns sho,rld examine our Circular before en-
torinu younp ladies', that there may be no mIsun-
dars,an1inu atterward. Circulars will be ready
by the middle Of July.
y ~ WIN. b. BROWNE, Principal,
Staunton, July 8, l655-tt
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RICHMOND MARKET.


R,coS Smithfield cured a 10, Baltimore s as
RrrrrR per pound friSia Is 10, fresh roll 20 20
CoFFEEIOd Java IL IL, Green I.aguayra y 10
Rio a 10, Manila II a IL, Cape 5 a
CLovERsEgp-S00 90 a0OO
GRArN-Wheatw white SO Ola OOo,red $0a 0Oo,Corn
So a 60, Oats IS q ~, Rye 10 % =,
CuANo-Peruvian per toa, 46 90, patasonian 80 81
PLASTER, lump, per ton,3 10 a
OaO, Refined Loaf q %, Crashed Sa9
sur American per sack coal 20, Liverpool 5Oal %
TEAS Imperial & Gunpowder 30 a %, Back 29ai 6o
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

I'M pursuance of the will Of Jno, Grove, decd, and
IL also of an order of the Circuit Court of Angus
Ia County entered in the cause of David Groves
adm'or VS. Jno Grove Ex'or and others, shall
proceed in the town of Staunton, on Saturday, the
30tb day o. July next, to sell at public sale, a
certain House and lot in the said town (the part
called Newtown.) tits known as John Groves
.'shop lot" The lot fronts on two cross streets
and will make two good building lots.
TERMS.-The money to be paid in three in
stalments at 8. II s. lS mouths. secured by bond
with good personal security, and lien to be re-
tanned as ultimate security.
NICHO. K. TROUT, Executor
of Jno Grove, decd.
.June 20. 1S53.-tds
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DAVID S., CREiGH,
THOMAS CREIGH,
LEWIS S. CREIGH,
rs of Thomas Creigh, decd
Is, ls53.-tds. %
TREMENDOUS CHEAP GOODS
Just received by Adams Express,
FROM THE NORTH,

AND SELECTED By OUN h"TNH'
r AIDES Undersleeves. White Figured Swiss
Il for Ladies Dresses, Silk and Wool Berage at
81 aud so cents, Muslin Debage for Ladies 'Iray-
cling Dresses, at 37s cents; White Embroider-
ed Curtain Muslhs at 37l cents, Black and Co
lored Silk Fringes very cheap, White Cotton
Ffinges, Black Lace Wells, Oil SIR White and
Colored Hose. very cheap; Linen Berage at l2s
cents. All our GOODS IRE NEW. and will
be sold at Is to so per cent. less than the usual
prices for cash or approved security:
GEORGE W,.SMITH. :,
Main Street, one door below the Union Hail.
and under the Vindicator Printing ONCE:
N. B.-A lot of CHEAP BOtENEIS and
Strip HITS at low price. Don't forget to
cali. G.W. s.
Stainton, June Is, 1855.
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Now Books (!

mick Wilson, the Rumseller's Victim or:
~ Humanity pleading for the Maine Law"
The Old Forest Ranger; Home Life III Germany
by G. T.. Brace AutiianatlciSui,a tale OF the
S5uth. by Miss Martha H. Butt, of Norfolk, Va. !;
Webs,er's Great Orations; Memoir and Sermons
Of the Rev. WIN. j. Armstrong, ID. ID. The Odd
Fellows Text book; Modern Fhrtations,by Cath
arioe Sinclair; Sam Sticks Wise Saws and Mod
ern Instances; Wild Jack: or the Stuleu Child,
sc. by Caroline Lee ueutz; ALSO, lne assort-
msnt of Penkuyes, just received at
CO\VAN'S Book Store.
Stauntnn ,Julv 8, 1855.
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To James rs. Davis and Charlotte
ID. his Wife:

To James Il. Davis and Charlotte
ID. his Wife:
TAKE notice that on on the 10Th day of JulH
l. 1853, between the hours of 9 O'clock, A. M.
and o'clock. p. NJ, will proceed, at the Office
of John n. Hendfen, Master Commissioner of the
Circuit Court of Augusta county, in the town Of
Stauntuu. otake the evidence Of John Steele, jr,
upon petition filed by me with said Commits
sioner to Perpetuate the testimony ofsaid John
Steele, jr, in respect to the matter set forth in
said petition. Iffrom any cause said deposition
should not be commenced or completed on the day
aforesaid, the taking thereof will be adjourned
from day to day until the same is finished. Civ
en- under my hand this 18th day Of june, 1883
PETER G. STEELE, by
HUGH w. SHEFrEY, his Counsel
June %. lS53.-4w.
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DIED.

M .ho oa os lime If Consumption, Miss HANNAH +.
J. HESToN, aged Is years Il months.
Suddenly of Cholera Morbus, at his residence on the
shana~doab River, in Rockingham county, on Wednes-
Sa' mght the % uit Mr. JOAN CONRAD aged 81 years,
8 months and days.
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WINCHESTER MARKET.

Corrected toeek[y from ps hsPuO1'cu"'
BAcoN, per ID, wagon price7 s. store price . M
FLouR, per biol, wagon 30 q 4 80, store 10 w
GRAIN-Wheat wagon price, W a. 20 oalS 20 u ''
Corn 40 O As, Rye 90 a DO
safe round Alum rs 2 90, Ashton 2 so a Is
PLASTER, per ton, 9 00 q U
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To Trespassel.s.

i HEREBY caution all persons against trcspass-
Il ing on the land recently purchased by me frlm
Samuel Clarke, Esq, lying on the McAdamized
read. near Stannton, for the purpose of cutting
timber or getting sand Having been very much
by trespassers, shall hereafter put the
law in force against them.
JOS. n. WOODWARD.
june %, lS59.--3t.- and Mess. copy
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,
IN THE COUNTY OF HIGHLAND.

IN THE COUNTY Vi HlGhLAND,
T WILL sell on Thursday, the 18th day Of .4't-
Il gust neat, on the premises, that valuable
Tract Of Land,
formerly the property of Miranda Stuart, decd.
situated on the Bull pasture River, within three
miles of the Stanton and Parkersburg Turnpike,
and containing about.
$50 ACRES, %.@
$50 Of which are River Bottom, not surpassed in
quality by any Land in the county. Tho Dwell
ling House is comfortable weatherboarded log
house, within 100 yards of a spring of as prime
water as flows from the earth. The water is
brought in pipes to dairy, first coming through
the Barn yard %. This land is centrally situated to
Mills and Churches, and is within four miles OF
the Highland Alum Spring, which is thought BY
Judges 10 be equal to the Rockbridge Alum. The
Land is smooth and is well adapted to the growth
of grass or grain, and is altogether such tract as
seldom comes into market. On the same day |
will sell SEVERAL LIKELY NEGR OES,
different sexes.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third of the purchase
money in 10 days, the balance in g, II and IL
months possession given LIST Sept
The Negroes will be sold for cash..
-, SAMUEL McDANNALD. Ex'or
OF Miranda Stuart, decd.
Mcdowell, June %. 653-tds.- !
Elg- Rockingham Register copy, mark cost
and charge this office.
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KAYsnn & s1sRIpL1Ma

uAVE just received appetizer lot Of Plain and
III Watered Black Silks, Wide Black Mott Slik
Fringe, Narrow Black Gimps, Fine Satin Jeans,
Fine Brown Holland, New Style Collars, water
ed Silk Parasols, with many other Goods.
Stanton, June Is, 1853.
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augusta County Court Clerks Office, 10 TIT ::
EsTRAY.
TAKEN up by VIM. Ralston, of Augusta co.,
j. on the 9Th day of June, 1853, a STRAW
BERRY ROAM MARE, with black name and
tail, four years old, about fourteen hands high, and
appraised to SIS. - .+a. f'.e =
Can Extract-Teste.)
JEFFERSONaKINNEY, Clerk.
June 20, 1855.
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RAIrI,InnE CArrLts MARKEr.

TYeek ending Friday July The offerings OF
Beef Cattle at the scales Monday were ooo head
so of which driven to the Eastern markets ana the
b1llance sold 10 city butchers. Prices ranging from
S35 a 81 10 on the hoof, equal TO 81 ~ 20 net
and averaging 81 ~ gross
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IMPORTANT
Change in Business.
TIME business conducted under the firm and
Il style of
WHITE & CO..

v Il
for the last eight years, viii cease and determine
on the Ist September next at which time we eX-
pect to,organize new firm when we shall strive
still more to accommodate and please our clsto-
miiers and the public. In order 10 accomplish this
object and be the better able to present an entire
New Stock,
we shall commence on the lst day of July and
continue until the LIST Sept, to sell-o well Sc
lected and large stock on hand at very, REDOC-
ED PRICES, and many kinds of Goods At
cosr. and greatly below cost FOR CASH. To wit !:
Cloths, Cassimers, Vestings, Ready-Made Clo-
thing, 800 pieces Calicoes and Ginghams. Hosiery
a lot g. cents, Lawns lot 81 cents, Boots and
Shoes, lot of kip Boots 7-6, Canton Mattings
IS cent, a few pieces Carpetings-to cl;se out
one piece good pattern all wool filling 3ls, worth
62s-and great many other goods making it re-
ally an object for persons wanting cheap goods to
call and examine.
Stanton, June 60, ls53.-Mess. and V. copy.
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ESkRlD6E'
CO-PARTXERSHlP.

Dryugs, Medicines, PAINTS OILS ana
Dye Stnats.
rV,iIE undersigned respectfully beg leave to an
IL nounce that, they have tins day entered INTO
co-par,uership for the purpose otcarrylng on the
DRuG BUSINESS. From their long experience IN
this particular branch OF business they feel conn
dent TINT they will be able to give entire satsiac-
tion They will keep constantly on hand com
plete assortment Of all articles belonging to this
department. The Public are respectfully request
cd to call and examine for themselves,
Il. p. ESKRlDGE,
J. b. ESKRlDGE.
Stanton, July 6, 1858.
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Mr.. Scion, June 2Hd, 1858.

Mr., sdtos, June 2hd, 1858.
We the Undersigned, practising Physicians,
certify that we believe from al, examl-
nation of the waters of the Augusta Alum Springs.
owned BY B. Shdmate, Esq. situated IL miles
North of Stann,on that they are as effcacious as
any in Western Virginia. Within the bounds OF
our practice DIR patients have derived great benefit
from their use particularly as regards cases OF
Scrofnla, Dyspepsia and other chronic affections
C.. r. HARRIS. M. ID.
r. ii. ROBERTSON, NJ. D.
ia tOro
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AN the same day and at the same place, will
~ sell at auction, the following property men
toned in deed of trust executed to me BY John
Manan, the 18th day Of June last, to secure an
other debt, to wit:
Il Red spotted Cow and Calf, Bag Coffee, 10
kegs Powder $500 feet Safety Fuses sacks Salt,
2 plank Shahties, Plank Stable. Blacksmith
Shop, Tools, Coal, &c.,. Hog,l Saddle and Bri-
die, lot of Hay in stable, Barrel Molasses, the
Shanties. Stable, &c., all on Section 80 on the
Central Rail Road.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
=, VIM. KELIHER, Trustee.
June 90. lS53.--tds.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at public sale, on the 22ad day
w of.4ugnst nert, Chat being Court day, on
the premises, that large and conlmodiouss Brick
Hotel. in the town of Lewisburg, Greenbrlar
county, known rs the
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rHE NIARKET PRICES.
srAUNToN PRICES CURR ENT

STAUNTON PRICES CUKRENTs
Corrected ,oseklf for the Spectator by T. C. B"r'oeH
Flour, Sup6n., 50 90 BACON, Hog Round, lOe
VISA. ner bushel 75e BUrrEa, Fresh, l2sc
Rvr ner bushel, Csc Coax, per bushel, 62c
O,rs rner bnshel. sic Wool, per pound, 35c
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LEWISBURG HOTEL,

LEwISBURG HOTEL,
and now in the occupancy of r. Stalnaker, Esq.
This HOTEL is situated in the E5A
centre of the Town, is three stories @MTIA
high, with about 80 rooms OF yari- wa Ii&
Gus sizes, and has a large Stable, and go
allother necessary out houses. ).
The Town Lewisburg being nine miles from
the White Sulphur Springs, and thirteen miles
from the Blue Sulphur Springs, on the Great ka-
nawha road-with an active and. Industrious pop
ulatioa, rapidly increasing in numbers, with line
of stages passing through and stopping in it. hav-
ing also session of the Court OF Appeals in the
Summer, with other Courts tliroughouttb the year
make this property very desirable as Hotel
1t has already returned fair dividend to the
proprietors, and the settlement of an estate alone
makes it necessary that it should he sold.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third in hand. the bal
ance in three annual hstalnents. Possession Civ
ell on the first day OF October.
If the purchaser would wish to purchase the
Furniture it will also be sold. The Furniture is
generally new. ;
THOMAS CREIGH,
LEWIS S. CREIGH,.
Executors of Thomas Creigh, decd.
Lewisburr. June Is, lS53-tds.
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OFFER for sale; Sweedes, American and En-
~ glsh Iron all kinds and sizes.
English and American Blistered, Cast, Shear,
German, round, octagon, and Spring Steel.
Horseshoe Nail Rods.
Mccormick & Palmer's Mould Boards, Ground
Wagon and Cart Boxes.
Tin Plate, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and Spelter
Solder. ~ e..
Block Tin, in Pigs and Bars.
Brazers, Sheathing and Bar Copper.
Sheet and Bar Lead and Wire.
Bucket Handles.
Saucepan Handles and Bucket Ears.
Soup, Dinner, Breakfast and Bakers lin Plates.
Timed and Black Rivets.
Sole Leather. French and American Calf Skins
Boot and Shee Innings, Bindings, &c.
Carpet Warp, White and Colored.
Groceries, of all kinds.
TO- All orders promptly executed.
Richmond, June %, lS53.-tf. ~
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Drugs. SC. &c.

Drugs, &C.. &c.
&TYCHNINE, Sulph. CinchoDs, Sulpb. An.
~ timony. Camphipe, Eth. Oil, Ground Ginger,
&C., &c., Just received at the Drug Store Of
LAIRD g. TRfAfBLE.
Staunton, june Is, 1853.
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,HIIE subscriber wishing to remove to Texas,
L offers for sale his plantation, containing about
400 Acres, e
lying about 81 miles n. f.. of Brownsburg. The
are good Two Sto- EzA
ry Frame DWELLING, with &3..!f
basement story, together with other lii
convenient out. houses. There are -
three or four never falling springs-and Ia add
ton, stream of water running through the place
on each side. This Land is very convenient to
two manufacturing Mills, also, .wo saw mills and
mechanical shops Of almost every description. (.
Persons wishing to purchase would do we'll TO
view tho premises. Possession will be given in
time to seed this fall ifsoN soon. pc
For further particulars apply to
JOHN Il. McNUTT.,
May IS, }65S.-Sn. ~
~ Rockingham Register copy and charge
This office. 49,
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TVE STATTN11ON SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER
TRUSTEES SALES.

by virtue Of "a deed of trust executed to me by
I'D John Manar1 ON the 10th day Of April last, to
secure the payment of a certain debt therein men
toned, ! will proceed to sell at public auction, on
Section IS, Virginia Central Rail Road, 5
: On Saturday Che aars day of July next,
the following property, to wit: -.
Grey Horse about IL years od,l Roam Horse
about | i years old, Bay Horse about Ia years,
4 Carts, 4 pair Gears, Plank Shanty, IL Crow:
bars, 20 Picks, dozen Shovels, IL .Mattocks, 6
long Augers, 6 steel stocking Hammers Sledges.,
Wheel Barrows, Straw Beds and Bedding, !
Feather Bed and Bedding, Ovens, 2 Pots, 4
Mill. / Table. | large Chest, Trunks. dozen
Plates. 8 Dishes, 9 dozen Knives and Forks, 1
dozen Table Spoons, dozen Tea Spoons. 3 Salt
Stands and Cutting Box.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
BARTHOLOMEW CARNEY, Trus.
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FANCY DRESS GOODS,

4 BEAUTIFUL assortment of Mouslin and
IA Berage De LANES, Plain and Printed Chal-
lies, Printed Berage, Fancy Silks, Lawns, Cling
hams, &c., &C., now offered very low by
KAYSER & STRIBLING.
Stanton, June Is, lS53.-M. copy.
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NOTICE.

n WISH to employ in my School yonng man
! St ,,,nd character aud steady habits. who de-
sirss to completes his education Lis business viii
S...;o6v 10 aid me IN. the government of the
Sgbool. and to small extent in its instruction
,,et no, so as to Interfere with his own studies -
{Tis compensation will be his board aud tuition
The School will begin on list Of august.
"0 0'''' -. PIKE POWERS.
Stanton, July 6, lS53.-tf
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TO THE PUBLIC.
FRESH CRACKERS.

TyHE subscribers have just received at their
i Confectionery Establishment, two doors from
the Post Office, 10 bbls. Soda, Butter and Water
Crackers.
Stanton, May 1883.
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vxvHITNEY'S Patent Ink Stands. for sale by
w T. P. ESKRlDGE.
June IS. 1858,
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STURGEON DENTIST.

nR.J.U. J.. FEEMSTER has returned to
IL Staunton where he will remain until the LIST
of October next.
Nav II, lS5S.-5m.
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New Books.

New Books.
n'AUBIGNE's Reformation including 5tb
~ volume,
Bible in the Counting House,
Pulpit Cyclopsdia, just received by
S. H. COLEMAN.
staunton, May 25, 1853.
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MARINERS. Merchants and Housekeepers, you
Il have it in your. power to supply yourselves
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To the Ladies'.

AIRS. BLANCHARD wishing 10 close
lSl brsiness, Tor the purpose Of residing
in he country, VIII from this date, sell The
entiic stock OF Milinary aud Fancy articles
ai prices 10 suit purchasers. ...t
I he stoc III present consists o! better
AZ. or ,nrnt than has ever been offered TO
the iaIies. A gras many fancy articles,
toys tor chldr n, periumcfy al every Dies.
cription fancy soap powder boxes, han
brushes, buiF,o and si,rlI caahs, parlor and
mamie ornaments gentlemen's lid gloves
aud ctavais There will be lotteries ut all
times though tie winter.
No credit givcn and no goods taken from
the store until the money Is raid. nov20ii
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To Planters n,.d Others.

r WOULD he. lra,e 10 call your alien
/ ton now, and ut the opening OF 'hc
coming season 10 my large and exceedingly
cheap stock Of Domestic Dry Goods which
moi MISLEADING HE heavy advance Of Dom
estes, and every class o. negro wear, am
enabled Ia sell at low prices am h0w re-
ceiyins and will continue 10 receive week
Iy through the seasoa Iesh supplies ri No
Goods Of his clasg, all ark j, 81 call
mar 26-V w ~ PitIIL'PS.
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=. CAPO-Vi.LL.,

Successor TOT. NEYREY.
Laarek Styeet hcfmcr1 Ioflycttc d
1hira. Dutoa Range, La.
INFORMS his numerous customers, that
L he viii coniInue he business as hereto
fore. he has in.t received an aasorin ent OF
fine gooi.--rotsi Ii If Ladies Frcnch
Corse's linen hirdkerchie's fine cotton
.ioc ines. black lace vci's, bridal wreafiis.
h ack and white dohihe'i. swiss edgi 81 q
m.rrii,.s .'ackone'i. do inser'n INES. cotton
and linen aces. black 81 k do black velvet
trimmings. sin md cotton 10. plain aud
figured ihbons. back ii'et gloves, white u
c,Iorcl 81 k do. d large assortment OF per
fumery. al k,nd. OF ca nbS aud brushes
poek. knives AMI scissors Wade x Butcher
fazors. fnr porte monies. acc"rjeon' Nc
All 81 winch he offers al moderate piIccs'
spp'pv.y
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-03

ME undersigned is manufacturing This
L important article on large scale -
The Planters and Sugar manufacturers
generally, may DEPEND upon getting th'
very agent wanted 10 incrra'e the qnan'ltt
Of sugar. AMI to obtain il whittier and pnrer
Directions how 10 nsc il viii he deive;e
gratis or sent by mail free Of postag"'
II. Roxv,REL. manufacturing chemist
- & 81 Tchonpi'oulas street, corner O.
Natchez. New Orleans.
The most satisfactory certificates OF tn"
- =, Of this preparation Of Lime can he
ad, ron large Sugar Planters in the Sta't
" 40 use it. Address hiters post p1m te
Ur~gy B,xvaBrI.. New Orleans.
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Wanted.

A SITUATION a. manager Of planta.
Il ton. For particulars enquire OF Z.
J.. Grereaux. State Treasurer, aud Geo. w.
More State Engineer or }. 1, Cobb
hn,chasprhcs' La, newell w.
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REGULAR CoAsr pAcKE. - r

REGULAR COAST PACKE - n
rU.W-xN Fort Adams, Red River Lau ~,
49, Vs. willi,mspor', Morgansa. Pt. Con.
'7s<ssssk- - pee, Bayou sara, Waterloo, Port
Hudson, Baton Rouge, Plaqucm'ne. Donalisonvillc,
and intermediate lnndingi. The fas'-rnnning pas
senger steamer NATCIIEZ no. 2, Capt. Jas CLARK.
having been docked and thoroughly repaired, has
taken her place In the above trade, leaving New
Orleans every Wednesday, at . r. 81, and Fort
Albums every Friday NJ 1DA.M.
eS~The SArcHEz No. 2. will touch NJ Baton Rouge,
every Thursday morning going up, and returning
on her way down, will be Ut our landing every
Saturday evening. nov2o-'y.
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Eook5i Bo1ks

NTEBSTER'S Dir ,i"rary, comris c
w quarto edition Sw rs works co,'
plere in two vol Vol G eenleaf on
evidence; Hi'lard % Mortgage Hn- :
rau's COME sion christmas Roses The
Rose Bud .'uvrril" kerpsake Also =
rye vari ty OF Diaries anI a .manacs io'
1851, and fnr a sentiment Of blank Cards
in store an Tor all by
nov. 10y GEO. ". lIERoNAN.
T ARD r. harrc'S AMI ke!s N. |
l/fo- e,'c w f~o. o,i { " N"-~ &C. -
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Scugei Esrt,pOsass

WILL be received at the Mayors Office
w until the 3rd day Of December
1853, for tie erect on Of wharf according
TO plan an specifications depo tied at the
NJ ,yors of &c. ". L Tnnnard,
nJvajt IT, Chair.,ap Committee.
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For Builders,

~ Rap"ELS Plaster Of Paris; u
l0) b1re Gem Mt rXitc,cl ""on; ~
Kegs fine w.l e Union Lea ke : IL :
ton blne nails. suee,ior article. Jlst re :
ceved and TO- sale Nv
nov. 10y. GEO. VI. HEKDNAN.
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TO Rent.

A VERY desirable hnu.e with fur good
"A roulns---on Florit'a street. opposite
,he Mayors Office. The house is well
aGaped loi mall lamily, or ior Offices.
Amy at this office. nov 23-,f.
wv ESTERN PkODUCE.--Flour 100
w larIcls $. L. Indiana Cheese. 30
boxes choice w Il Beef 10 half barre s
Family Mess, i',sr received per Moses
Greenwood ard for sale by
nov. 2oly JOSHUA BEAL,
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NEW ORLEANS AID vrCKsBURn
NEW ORLEANS & BAYOU SARA
- NM r...x.

NEW ORLEANS BAYOU FAKN
rus,A Packet-tACREL HILL, JonS 4.
Syg.GXJ Corros, Master. This hne ho .
'7"esss@~.~@ -" bnllt expressly for the trade, i
leave New O.ieans evc~y SrSDAY morning ~ q o.
clock, and every wEpveapY evening ~ . O'Clock,
and will leave Baton Rouge every MosDAY and
THsRspAy afternoon.
N.R.--TNe I,rRsL lint Is built IN strict mpi-
ancc with the req ements Of the late law Of Con
r"ess, n oilers to passengers every guaranty Of
- ety. noviG.ts-d.
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Elnnhets.

THE Subscriber has just received from
l. New yo'k 3 o heavy grey ne
blankets 100 white French do; 100 fl
bed do. also criJ and 'add'c do.
septic w. d. PHILLIPS.
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lust received PER LA Tuna iroEi st.
j Louis.
100 bbls Flour extra and s,i crime.
so boxes Soap
81 :. Star Candles.
Is half boses Star Ca DIES,
50 bbls. Mess Polk.
S tierces best s. Z. Hams,
10 casks Clear Sides.
S +" Bacon Shoulder. Alsn few
barrels Of Apples for sac 10 the trade.
nov sly. s. NJ HART & Co.