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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26
University Of Louisiana,
Meilcal Department
NEW OR1r.Ns Dec 18th 1s53

NEW orleans, Dec. 10Th 1853.
This is to certify that Mr. A. Goldman
attended the Chemical Lectures delivered
in this Institution know him well, and
regard him as possessing unusually good
qualifications for the Apothicary business.
He is particularly acquai tied with Chem
istry, and is moreover very intelligent,
pleasant, and worthey young man.
7. G, RrDDELI, M: D. Prot. Of Chemistry
G. BEARD, M. D. Den,onstrator. ::
! concur in the above recommendations,
JAMES JONES, M. D. PROT. Practice.
New Orleans, December 18th 1853.
Mr.. A. Goldman has attended my lee.
lures on Materia Medica. l believe him to
be fully competent in his business.
GusrAvus A Norr, N. D.. Pro-. Nateyts
Me1ieu. a.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26


IMMENSE FRA6Ds ON THE REVUE.
The New York Times states that il
has been ascertained that several re-
spectacle merchants in that city have
lately perpetrated immense frauds on
the government by smuggling costly
goods from Europe ; and that on the
18th inst, custom house officer OBJ
tanned search-warrant for the store
Messrs. Levison 4 Bro, and made a
seizure Of diamond stones, watches,
pearls, and other costly foreign articles
of jwelry, claimed to be struggled
through during the late voyages Of the
steamships, Africa Asia, and Arabia,
Of the Cunard line. The property
thus secured is valued at about $780,
900. Another seizure was made in
Jersey City, and consisted Of nearly
one hundred fine watches, double
handful of diamonds and some other
materials Of great value. The amount
Of the frauds, it is said, exceed $780,
600.
Diamonds to the value Of $4,000
were also seized on board the Steamer
Baltic the same day.
The steamer Alps has been under
seizure. but was permitted to sail
her steward who is charged With SNUG.
Cling, has absconded. "
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

Soc1AL Ev1Ls.-The N. Y. Herald
says that there are six thousand per-
sons in that city who subsist upon the
public charities, in addition to which
there are probable ten thousand more,
the victims of poverty and wretched-
ness, who are entirely dependent upon
private charity or benevolent societies
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26
- - O- -
A CARD,

In answer to MIR. CURIous' letter which
was published in yesterdays Visa Wis, l
think it roper to state the reasons why l
did not publish those certificates before now
consider myself an apothecary and have
been found qualified As such. Patronage
must be merited, not gained BY publishing
certificate ties, putting up hand Bills, etc. l
did wish, and still wish t. merit that pat
ronage, that the public bestows upon me !;
am now compelled and forced against my
wish to publish my certificates, but still
will adhere to those principles have writ
ten above, and leave all humbugging aside
After man has climbed the ladder by his
own exertions, he feels more proud and sat-
isfed, than when he is obliged to have
Others to help him. So would have felt
more proud to have gained the confidence
of the public without any other proofs but
my knowledge; but to answer Mr.. Curl
GUS, annex those letters he wished to see
He might have seen them at my store. but
suppose he was afraid to show his face.
A. GOLDMAN,
Druggist, Apothecary Il Chemist, cor
ner of Laurel and Third sts. adj. the Post
0 flee, B. Il.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

rFitzhenry Homer, has been re-
cognized by the President, as Consul
of Bucnos Ayres, for the port Of Bos-
ton.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

10 Mr.. Charles Briggs has been
elected president Of the Louisiana
Mutual Insuranss Company.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

rLieutenant j. A. Davis, who
was seriously injured by being thrown
from buggy, at Washington City, on
the 10th inst, died from the. effects
on the 14th. =.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

VIE snbscNber has opened the fine new
Il brick store, corner Laurel and Third
streets; adjoining the post Office ); and will
keep constantly on hand, a large and we'll
selected stock Of Drugs and Medicines,
which he offers at New Orleans prices
Having made his profession the study Of
bis life, and being able TO show the most
ample and satisfactory certificates Of his
qualifications, he feels confident Of meriting
the confidence and patronage Of the public.
Country orders promptly filed. Physi-
clans prescriptions carefully prepared at
all hours. s85355ssi siA 7f8Sa1fi
Jan lS-ly I A. GOLDMANN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

~ Sinope, Or Sinoub, the Turk.
ish port just entered by the Russians,
is the birth place Of Diogenes.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

AMERICANS ABaoAD.--A Paris
correspondent Of the Washington
Ums0's says No one has ever crossed
the Atlantic who has not been forcibly
struck with the advantages and f.
cilities enjoyed by Americans over
their fellow-travelers Of al other
countries for while the latter for
weeks may be seen "anti-chan,bering"
at the mansions Of their respective
ministers even for the Visa to : pas
port, the former are constantly receiv-
ing attentions and civilities at the
hands Of the functionaries of their
country, and. in the event Of any
difficulty, may safely rely on their
sympathy and assistance.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

PRlcEs.-fhe prices Of things gen.
orally, is fixed. The value for in
stance, of pants is we'll known. 1t
varies according to the quality Of
goods, chastaness of pattern and other
contingencies. A wide pattern is
worth more than a narrow stripe, any
where in the border of civilized soci.
ETY.. But what is the value Of pair
oflegs? This should be settled by
appraisement. A man in Brooklin
the other day was thrown from a
buggy and his right and left bowers
lacerated. He sues Brooklin for
damages, and lays them at nine thous-
and. Brooklin is responsible because
the street wherein the accident hap
pened is a bad street; but should
Brook]in be made to pay SO high a
price for so cheap an article J?
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26


Tln the House yesterday, Mr..
Hardesty Of Clinton, introduced bill,
asking aid from the State-of the one
fifth allowed by the constitution to
the Baton Rouge and Clinton Plank
road company. We are pleased to
see q move, on the part Of the Repre-
sentative from Feliciana, on this sub
ject, and itis to be hoped the bill will
pass. The two parishes have never
asked any thing Of the State before,
and this would give and impetus to
trade, to the direct benefit of the sur
rounding country.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

% There are eleven daily news
papers in the .Rillage Of SIN HlAncis-
co. This Is not half as many T. the
Capital Of Louisiana can boax1 Of
population considered. We pus Ba-
ton Rouge. against any other place on
the Globe for papers-paper ably
edited papers ''as are papers pa
pers commanding respectable influence
all over the Union-prg6ta1le papers.
Notwithstanding the number, and the
weight Of the present ably conducted
city press. we hear Of another It is
to be Saffron colored Wing in poll
tics, and threatens to shake the Young
American Democracy Of East Baton
Rouge, out Of its boots. What has be-
come Of the Southern Journalistic
Catholic Messenger-the Creole and
others that were about to produce re-
ligious Earthquake :?
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

To Members Of the LEGISLATURE
THE regular Baton Rouge and New
L Orleans Packet Gypsy, James II.
Ure. master, will leave for New Orleans,
every Monday at II NJ. and Thursday a.
6 P. NJ, arriving at Baton Rouge on the
same day. q ian. II.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26
70 Captain Markham has our
thanks for late paper by the Magno-
liza. a. =

70 Tbat never failing passenger
packet, the Gypsy, will be up this
morning, and returning from Lobdell's
store this evening about sun down, will
afford the members Of the Legislature,
an excellent opportunity to go down.
To which there can be no obsticle !;
for it is said that both Houses will
adjourn today. for the week. This is
eommendable. Working, day after
day, at the laborious occupation Of
making. laws, is more than the peo-
pie kave any right to ask. at the hands
Of 0eir Representatives.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

re- The vicksburg Sentinel is
offered for sale at "a bargain" Mr..
D. Walker its present editor is about
to resume the practice Of his profess
sion-ths law.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

PoErRY.-There are now on our
table four poetic epistles-two Of them
spics. intended for publication, and
written expressly for the Comet
Some apology is due authors, for not
putting them in type, and now however
reluctantly, the task must be perform
ed. 1t would be an exceedingly indeli-
cate thing to say bluntly that such and
such poetry for the Comet is "most
respectfully declined" without offering
some word Of explanation. And what
We design saying, applies with equal
force to all our poetic. population-irom
the Highland Poet down.
The Comet is essentially matter Of
fact-it goes out daily on its mission
"for good" carrying with it such mat
ter OF tact-truths, as can be turned to
account IN the working light OF noon
day. 1t is our daily study to find out
what will please and interest the COM
munity, most; and though it is laid to
our account-that we desire to latter
things" we have no disposition to do
so, but merely follow in the popular
current and play such fantastic tricks,
IS will please the multitude. We
publish just such things as are fitted
for this maredian and rest assured
Poetic friends, that poetry is not
We are obliged to you all for your
''fancies," and though we decline pub
fishing you, it is with tears in our eyes.
=
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

TLOUR.-E1tra, Fancy, and sn.
1 perhae for sale by. .
dee 9th-ly.9 &. NJ HARr & Go. /.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
: --.. sICuMoXp ENQUIRER,
utIsnED DAILY AND n..np
nv RITCHIEs y PH'o
~ l. II NJ =

i,iinrs rcr uGnum, AID a. the rats oi
.t-ps't teu nr shor.cr peri"a thaI on' I t, s'r
- cellars i,iars pc: snaum and ihEee uoa.s o ~
ayanss 70 y S5@ M at end Of the
@ ass rsf n" ma ;assss ssSu Of al
elc Bank noe The postage OF single ioi'er Is
i ss ss;aut as w:sr Is Inc
',S,; f,s:. in an extensive '41 ''' ""''''
Ia Ea:i"rs TERMS OF ADVERTISING
LL'I"SoriRER:-For L'"r 7 SS lines orless. hrs "
rH s and wooS ssnGS as ISres Times
it, Il nail cents for each insertion after 'hs MS
.h az charged any dollars .p' "S V t''
ann"n! So a. ,r easements oi greater
rr"rorh are charged Sl01, (arGt iaeinueu,!
drCs 90 rEHLY-Fut ncs or iess, hts'
y TIE S.srh - continuance 81 cents. ;,. ,, ,,.,.
s1ts io Instance G accompanied with he auSa"ee
sa;,slat'H 5,i,es Of respect sEcee"g eight lines,
charged 'S5 d an, Marriages. from The country, whenever
A. unknowa 70 cs, must DC
f' r tie Posiinaslc; Ia inc Eeisievi"'Vu, Va
u,t Every measure that has been taken
sses has proved
erittsn on the back Of IeHeT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
nv THE GoSENHumn,

h.y;,,r h,cr received by The Executive. that
SFoRMAnW v,ci; ,s,m Iync;3uts and CHARLES JONES,
S &S0s @ tsu Ts as,s., So%SlSs
pes rsn .H Of two uun'tri dollars any rersom
x aa es r tho G aas me hn saa
ia @ ~ ~ tsr Of ,es, ai 10 moreover require all Ot
FL t1'ess as V rsopwr4 civil daL lilary aud request the
seaeIay st !st naS Sfs s. SSFS SrSh, vic ''
sa' es 10 "a = Cyrrur si under the Lesser Seal u
thr .S:i'"Hs;s ~ Hs;s JOSEPH JOHNSON.
a Eay.rnor GEoRue W MuSseaH, Secretary Of the Com
kuwea!h. .i .,,y.c,. rri.r % the advertisement a.,
I y Ma "a me Sure.iG;cud:G! 81 !e rsni'=htlsry
Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

CHANCERY.--At special Of the
Cirsi cou.i OF Louisa County continued aud held Vt The
m House Monday the l2th day vi December, 1885,
Johnson and Fracs w lones ExecGiols OF David Lips
iao, deceased, Pl!H=
asdas:
liz, D. Lipscomb widow o David Lipsc"mb, deceased,
[ Iisconb Henry C!ss, MaIy b. Chiles infant cildicn
N,y Gales lundsford Lindsay and Ezabeh his
L. 4aL David l. Lipscomb, Martha Ann E. L,pscomo John
Lsseab Na.lI i. j. GEiPscon5 Lewis y. L'Psssm6
Is - Fr.nces I. LIpscomh Charlotte " T. Lnseono'
h ,.s wi svm nianI.) Of Na!laa Lipssoino de-
Tn"ma, L,2scon,o and hs infant Children Charles u
i,In irscon.5 Martha Lpscomb, Joel n LpsGoinb.
, i,s-,u,b aGJ Lucy Ann NJ. L!psconb aud "hilah
David LIrscoWb children (thc latter OF mhoHi Is sh
ST" ~ Am L Lmscomb. deceased. and Alfred NJ Baker
fsn 81 ~" ~ 'f Defendants
cI.e ounced in the .sovc tho ,ay
among other things order,d that the oi'
o accounts by the Undersigned u e
. Cou.I r; ~, ,o.,
pr,aer account of the trasactiani 81 Francis :" Jof
hs I'm. David Lpsconu, deceased and OF the
WI, son the other hs life tnlc ano an ac
he resees OF the said David Lpscomo and hls said
M and an account showing ,hs debts The said pav'
which remain unpad And that The sala Com
settle the said accounts and maze report
.G ,o,e. wih any matter deemed pertinent by him. or
of :hc parss may require 10 be stated and that Inc e
Of l.S,ny tie said be published Tor iou weeks
.y.y IN some nc spaper ia Richmond, and that such Puo
be equivalent personal scrTIcs OF notice on the pd
we'll az the creditors Of said David Lipscouo deceased
interested the foregoing Decree as well parties as
Of Uay LIPS .ot, deceased hereby noined that tc
Co Of the said Court has hnet upon the
y Of rc5rir, g.S his Office Lousa Court House. 10
aud ,rc the accounts; which time and place thcy are
,y r1ueto arsac with all things necessary anu
4 take :nt settle the same NTen u"uef ny
4 his 20.h Jay c: December, 1885 , -. ,,,.,,.,
eI.x w. vi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
RESPITE GRANTED.

The Governor has granted respite 10 Wilson, MD va
convicted o! the murder OF Coleman In Stauhion Ifayc
is still under sentence CT execution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
ENRY W. MURRAY.
CnANcEsY.-At rules hel

Once Circuit Court a( Louisa County on Monday, De-
,.rS rni: Plaintiff:
against.
,ret ~ Ellis " L.r VII I.h aud u.Inhiatrax >! John
Thomas j. William H., Elizabeth r., Mary NJ. aad
k.. Els lie c..tren 1homas E!s whose names are uh.
~ Cola ohrun and Msfy Ann HE wife, Richard P. Ellis and
L., Defendants
J1in two Judgments OF the Circuit
LeDis- County recovered by tie defendant Mildred NJ El
s,na,ri Of John E eosed, against the plaintiff, Ro
Es and for settlement! OF the oi Thomas Ellis, DO
k an: s. beth Voolfolk deceased and also secmsn OF
accounts between the plaintiff and the estate of John Ella de-
-. and aida having made and filed that the defendants
3e Gnet except Ml!ed NJ Ellis. nonresidens Of this
dtG 'e y sc general description Oi "parss unknown,
naknoe e mo!ion OF the plaintiff by his Attorney II 10
that .r said resident defendants and paTtcs unknown
1iesi ee ~hn after due publication Of this order
10 What necessary prC:ct their interest," and that copy oil
oTde be uohs week four successive weeks in the
farond LGiuifer nc"t,Cr printed IL the City OF Richmond
ao Tooi 81 The i'o. dp' c the Court House OF t.s County
'ss hrs. day .: lis mex County Cour;.
| Cory-1csle. DAVID N. HUNTER, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
FOREIGN REVIEWS.

We have received Of ar Jan!cS Wondhouss. The istes
numbers Of Blackwooj, The London Quarterly aud lht
North BlilIsh Review.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

AUGUSTA ANTHRACITE COAL.-Our ffienG Dr.. Z.
r. Harris Of Augusta has shown U.s. 1cau!Gi epecimeE
Of shruc;l. coz! from lie mine which has bean opened In
Augusta county Gnd whiah is being worked by tho
aDora Coal Iron aud Manufacturing Company" This Is
the oulv mine yet discovered in Virginia. and Of
very superior quality. We hope 10 see Il eventually taklne
The place of The Pennsylvania anthracite In our market Dr.
Harris oso showed splendid specimen OF the iron Gle IN
Thai Vicinity The company whom these mines belong,
composed of enteprisng capitalists, who II s TO be pre-
sumed will fully develop the rch mineral treasures under
their control. Angasta ID great county, DlsrdIcH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

We regret state that Col ROBERT T. HARVEY Of P&s'
nam county has been detained seTt!a days cm !s scat il
the House Of Delegates by indispos!!ion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

.,.s sone l6 wear, Of age con Of Mr. VIM. M. Kline.
20 nf Jaoere.oyn Md, whilst out bunting In Loudoun
COUNTY, Va few days since, had one OF his arms torn
I,om s body by the accidental discharge ei hs gun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06
aantI kS ~" ARD

sc,pFD from the p.nienirry Of Virginia, abou. o'clock
rigl, Ws, puUuE.a ccu"c iirn LynchourS lie Is a
ma, 81 wears vi mchas hsh stout made; whun
;j, his head s,,c has black hair and eyes.
Mike Glan from Morce county! 2; 3D. Stout maze
Il 6ia.r hEh s light sani. and eyes blue has scar on
hr side a p the nose ana ont o :he right lore.
Es Of Le.e usn was and supposed 20 be wounded.
xarl one hurIfrd iI y dollars eich IS hereby otred
a, hsnsou aGd Of said % he ad uEdor
ry ninth secicn chn::er hundred and fourteen OF the
Se Of Virginia. Z. - hpk"aN' superintendent
End pissed :hru The shoe and tailor shops,
e h.ir prison clothes taking each black sack sersey coat and
Of ran,iooIs, mad. cOes The COATS have outside
ar hac ked !foG l.oEs The limIg is OF twed Gotten,
and white mixed called Schuylk The pants have
5ools aHl pair ol shoes from :hs shop C. $ NJ
IS cSw
ClIANCERY.-At rules held Clerks
Office Cou OF Gloucester County et the Court
the rs Munday Dscc'p.r. ' teGG The 'h day OF
uJnth.
tomas VI. S:uLblefeid, Plaintiff:
against,
l., H. Parker and r. II. Whnlock, DeiendanIs
OBJECT OF this ID enjoln aud Restrain te pau
further proceedings judgment al law recovered py INC
l Il Parker the benefit aad Al the Cos. OF The
a WIlock, In the said Court the 2id day ii April tS3
lie SAID plaintiff for sl5 with interest the eon from The !s
T 1872 ill paid and the costs; ncd appearing by
v l The iefen!an, Jlhez r. Parker s resident Of this
ronn of the piaia BY John w c. Catleit, his attorney
IA, The said defendant Jabcz X. Parker, do appear
~ ne month .isr ae publication Of this order and do what
70 pcoiec his ineruos in this su aad that this order be
f ,ncc week four successive weeks IN the Rclnont
W. rewepaper published in the city OF Richmond, and post
.: lie m.N. Couny Court
yt--SH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

FIRE IN ORANGE CouNTY.-The CrPepeI obssI, y;
In. h, The Stable and Gfaaary, Of D.: Tallaferro, OF
Cs r. a. waa burned on Saturday week last togehe
. sI Of his grain, provende and two horses inc nu
fIIend Of Dr. r IN this quarter, commisserao s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

,oecions or a,ur in the ciiv OF Petersburg, or Tue :
cond quarter, ending pecents' $751; 1898
960 barrels Iau,i!y
s73 d.. eItra 7uperhne
o63S2 d. :upe!aae
o36 half barrels aupetEne
G27 barfcls fino
LOGS 10. ni:ddings
80 do. condemned
"S's '1''' F. C. sTA1NBAck. inspector.
OLE eyLL-This !nmilable 7iollri5' ~i;: s'Es -"
cert In this city on IycSneaia7 next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

The New FORK Courier des Etas Cr!a announces I c p
of Charles De hon,hoion 10 the post oil Soh.
sUi General Of France OF New York. NJ de MonnSIn S.
will enter upon his functions In the early pai u
ruary. ,,, =, philadelphia, has
besn promoted 10 the Office OF French Consu Of ,b
Csse and NJ Ces;ardcs ancceees a' inc " 'As
first mentioned city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-06

HISTORICAL REMIN!SCENCE.-Th case Of Chou
oau nganut ooney has beer closed in The srpreme
~ ION this week The peculiar accomplishments OF
,he u Attorney (Hon Caleb Cnshng) In Ills knowledge
languages enabled him TO sustain 'he part OF INC ooye,h
menrs advocate 10 lt.a with eiact. Hoo tseSeioy
ainnular historical "Reminiscences have been ocush up
lhs case viz the history Of Lord aelkss Se'ise1 Gu , U
,he Red River of the north the irtr!gues OF me s " M M
Erench Governors of Louisiana ~ create IL e
Vest against the United Staes and tie tac no tns ~
ba was part 6! Louisiana whose domnon wss S T
Spain fance and that. Therefore we soor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-05-03

| Cb~,NE SOAP.---We have just received 8
1,. DJ1es OF this celebrated Soap.
In . 1854 RIDDLE 4 BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-05-03
THE FREDERICK
FEMALE SEMINARY,

rs located in Frederick City, Nd, as healthy
4 and pleasant town as any in the Southern
States.
This Institution has an able and efficient Board
of Professors and Teachers, a good Library, ex-
cellent Musical Instruments, an extensive Chem
cal and Philosophical Apparatus, and it Is conf
IDENTIFY believed that it offers as many facilities
for imparting thorough, extensive and refined
education as any Seminary in the land.
The School is NOT sEcTARIAN. on the contrary
the young ladies are strictly required to attend
such Church as parents designate, accompanied
always by teacher.
Scholars will be received at any time during
the year, and viii be charged proportionaby from
the date Of their entrance to the close the Scho-
lastic year in July.
The duties of the School will be resumed after
the Christmas Holidays, on the 3rd day o. Ianu-
airy, which would be very appropriate time for
Scholars TO enter the School.
assrFor Board and Tuition isellafiag furnished
Rooms, Lights, Fuel, Waslins, etc. $500 per seao-
tastic year payable half-ysarly IL aaronce.
gs For Circulars and other particulars, address
Dec. 81, 1853. ii WINCHESTER, Pres't
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-05-03
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS FOR 1854.

w have just received usual supply Fresh Garden
w Seeds, TO which invite the attention Of those In
want name the following in assortment
Asparagus K Giant or Dutch;
Beans--hidney, Dwarf or Snaps, five kinds
Bcess--Four varieties;
BruSses-Sprouts;
Brocoii--Early purple Cape;
Cabbage--ls kinds embracing the best varieties
CRrrot-Long, Orange and early Horses
Cauli6ower-Early and Late
Celery--N hite Solid, superior;
Cueumber-4 kinds OF the best quality;
Egg Plant-Purple;
Endiye-GreeB Curlcd
Indian Cnrn--Smith's extra Early and Flor;
Lettuee-Eatly Ice aud Large White Head;
MISUNDERSTANDING Common and Nutmeg
Nasturtium-For Picking;
Dniou--Whte, Silver skinned. Long Red
Parseley-yery double fne
Parsnip--Early Cup and Large swelling;
pumpkin--Potato, Quashaw, and Crooked;
Peas-6 kinds Of the finest variety
Pepper-Bull Nose aud Caycnnei
Raddish--5 varieties;
Rheubarb--for Tarts;
Salsif--or Oyster Plant,
Spinnel-Sound Savoy;
Squash--Eafly Bush and Sumner Crooked Neck,
Temato--Large Red;
Tarnipwhite, Red Top and Rnta Bsga
O-s-For sale by WILLIAM DoksEf,
February l. 1854 Druggist