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Estate Of Terrific Leblanc wife Of Hyppoite Chaayin
CTATE OF LOIIISIANA-Fitlh Judi.

~ cial District Court,-Parish OF Terrelonne.
WHEREAS, JOHN C. Raglan, ofthe parish OF Lafourche
has filed his application with the Clerk Of said Court,
nravinr to be appointed Administrator Of said Estate,
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ton with the Clerk Of said Court at his office in the town
Of ouna in ten days aer the first publication hereof or
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(LS 10Th day Of July, one thousand eight hundred and
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MONTHLY REVIEW.

DEBOW'S MONTHLY REVIEW.
VOLUME XIX.
Adapted 10 the Southern and Western
States q the Union.
Including Statistics of Foreign and Do.
mestic Industry and Enterprise.
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GOUkF'S L4DY'S COOK F0D,s
TWENTIETH Year of p,hr '9.

GODEF'S LADY's COOK F0s,.
TWENTIETH Year of Public: '9'
l. the same authnr-The only Iadvs p@on hy
edged by the Ladies OF this country WORTHY sas
Principal Points of Attraction for ,s-4
Is contains one hundred pages Of readin, -
cry months number-not BEGINNING with i la'r nv.
of pages IN January and decreasing throu,hnn, Hu-
ry number. --''s' IN eve
G0pEys RELIABLE SEEEL FASHION PL,rrs
In every number the only Fashion Plates tb., u'fei1
sidered authorize 'a' are run
KNITTING, NETTING AND ENEROrprRx ,r;.,
MusIC--Two pages monthly. III eo.or'
Eariy Lessons in Drawing, are given monthly
invaluable Recepts-wnrtn alone Three no,l,r e'sys
for Cooking the Toilet Sick Room, Nursery. and MI Mt
laneous housekeeping Receipts Dasr,m Ia hiscel-
with fu!f directions for Ladies cut their o, rams
Patterns Tor Chdren's Dresses, both male ana Gees
Embroidery and Broderic Aagia>e Paerns-s,a.,rt ha
in great variety wy Month
The Nursery-This department is invau,.,s ;,
mother Model Cetssges-Greai attent on pa; ., VERY
partnent. ' " lA' de-
A1reatise on the hor.-Amost excellent ,,;.,,
and beautifying of this beaa ne
ment to both sexes. efna-
REMEMBER 7HAT7HE L1DY' sBOor
has always given STEEL ENGRAVINGS ,b-o,., IN
year. not publishing them in January and peb. 'ne
then emitting them. In the Lady's Book alo, ~ ana
tain what no other thee Mag, Zes Can urr.b ro, -; Nv
EVERY DAY ACTUALITIEs.
This is another series of articles Peculiar tn hi; NJ
zine Every one of those Gle are Illustrated Win "a
least eight or ten of the finest Wood Engravrrs Ths
department is very interesting conveying nfrna,o, ~
an agreeable fern, suitable for lades std yenl,s H.,
cannot be Obtained elsewhere. ~
The expense of number of tie Iady's Book in.t
ding steel engravngs and literary matter pa id for mo,
ken from English Magazines far exceeds that Of anv OH
Magazine published in this country. Wo make no syea
ton, ane willing to have the TACT tested.
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Ey virtue Of three writs Of f;eri FARES eHana.inc
from the ahove mentioned Court. sitting in and
for the s,i ari,h and addressed. the Undersigned
Sheriff, in the above entitled and numbered su;s, will
"ser public safe the premises Little Gallon, about
10 miles heioW inU.,a.
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r Atm AND GwEEx scnoOL :

4 conn ilncc With the request al NY ttien H. pro.
pose To take cliarle # Class in - Latin and Greek
angngrs, Il sufficient npmher of Scholars en- be
procured The pan of in-'rncer viii be that pursued
at The Universal, If Virginia. If it is deemed
ry e,,niu i've e The raI.i alyancemcn 81 each
student Jnninr and Seni Cla.s will he formed in
each auguaee. I'll" f.xt Books used will be tl,se Of
Ia, principd cla.+ir orr. The Students If each
cas- with frqnittd furnish es one, and perhaps
written rei<cs every week. These VIII insist.
lreqIealy, of the conversion of Bttin Greek ia o
Bhrli~h. bat rh IL Of the conversion Of EHgsl uto
Latin OF G eek, citations will commence
The elias, con be n1a,e up The session wi be one III
five months, aud pol alsed Of NJ the option
Of parents and elnrdians
TERms- six dpIlars per month for each schua five
reciiatioas IN earh iahgunge rer week. recitation
feon VI he frocare,i IN qaie purt of the town.
report Of the eoniur ATTENDANCE nd progress nf eneh
Student will be transmitted par ents guardians ut
tin end nf earh inauth.
One great hiect WI; be fuse into the class srir-
9f investigation and research and for this purpose the
philosophy If The Languages vii be dvc upon far
rs sob he found practicable.
Ai7 room - III n open regular ard stated hers to
Tire classl nal 1t viii ai5d me miah pleas render
9len @naieee assistance they may need in their studies
SALEM. Rotnose County, Va. +. J. RlBBLE,
aug -
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he important atHtrn'Ul /, mad" M a." i.Hl>
JoarBdi deS Dcbais, That Count srlrplr had
announced 80 Count BinL that tie Austrian
counterpoise propositions which l.nr.l luha Ras-
sci promised 10 recommend H"u!d la4a been ao-
copied by Russia.
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA. The Paris correspon-
dent of the Times snys:
"A private letter, dated Vienna, 2Ith, alludes
to q communication recently received by the
Arohduehoss Sophia, mother of the Emperor OF
Austria, from the Empress Dowager, widow of
the late Gar. The request often repeated
but so often eluded before the death of thu En-
peror Nicholas. that letter formerly written to
him by the ArchduchesS, demanding in the most
earnest aud supplicating manner Russian aid to
put down the Hungarian instruction, should be
restored to her, has been taken advantage of on
the present occasion, The document, which was
carefully kept as evidence of the weakness of
Austria. of the dissolution which menaoed her,
of her obligations to Russia, and, doubtless, Of
her ingratitude, is no longer in the hands of the
Emperor Alexander. The widow of Nicholas
accompanied it with an autograph letter, which.
il truly described, is not less suppliant in tone
and STYLE than that which the expected ruin of
Austrian Empire produced. 1t states that it is
now the turn of the Empress Dowager to de-
mand favor from her friend of Austria and
the favor she asks is, that Austria will continue
to maintain the propositions already proposed by
herat the Conferences of Nienna.& approved, ac-
oepted, and defended by the English and French
plenipotentiares. The prayer is enforced with
all the earne stness which one who is conscious of
approaching calamity could only employ"
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CARLYLE on the War

The English papers publish the following let
ter from Thomas Carlyle. 1t viii be seen that
even in a familiar letter and on every day top
ic the writer still adhores to his peculiar style.
Carlyleis undoubtedly profound thinker, and
We are glad learn from his letter that he is en-
gagged in investigating the deeper strata" of the
Eastern question. We trust, however that when
he publishes bis thoughts on this interesting sub
ject they will not be wrapped up and obscured in
the same abominable jargon with which he is in
the habit IF clothing his ideas. The Eastern
question is practical question upon which the
whole world is seeking light, and it should be
treated in practical way.
CHELSEA, July 10, 1855.
DEAR SIR: Thanks for your good will to me,
for your good opinion of me, which latter, fear,
as much exaggerated, am sorry it is not in my
power to do anything in the matter you suggest
to me. have known about Mr.. Urquhart these
many years and not very long ago | read care
fully enough thick book of his writings not
without esteem for the man in many considera-
BILE respects. but with notion whatever TO go
further into his Turk Russian, &C., speculations
upon which. indeed, have no pleasure or inter
est in specializing at all. Except that poor Eng
land, with such an explosion of folly as never
happened before, has plunged overhead into that
bottOmless pool (where my clear belief is, she
had no business whatever and has thereby found
the fate long due to her. of being proved to be
country sunk in folly, in folly, in bypocritical in
competence, aud every species of cotton confu-
sion, vanished over with parliamentary elo-
qnenee, free presses, liberty, In these oircum-
stances, silence so long as silence cen be kept is
clearly the .course; the rather as am not idle
otherwise, but doing the best can in what seems
TO me tho deeper strata of the business. 1t
will be difficult for you to forgive me all this
heresy; but have no doubt your good nature will
nt length prevail as usual.
Yours Tin mach haste) very sincerely.
r. CARLYLE.
ISAAC IRossIpEs, ESQ.
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Tholp will be- Camp Meeting held On the land
of Mr.. Jno r. Mcdaniel, near Wards Road,
and opposite Lynch's spring, for Campbell cir.
cult. 10 Commence on Wednesday, 18th of Au-
gust. and continue until Tuesday DIST, when
aud where the members of neighborng circuits
are invited to camp. JNO. EARLY.
aup Cts
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HOTEL ARRIvALs-Aue,,st II

WASHINGTON HouSE-W. w LEFTwIcH, pEop'R.
w Bradley, Campbell; A w Williams, Chris
tianSburg; Jas Luck, pittsylvania; W Ros
ser, Bedford; Jno L Whaling, I.vnebburg. Inn
W Myers. Amherst; A Scruggs. Mrs joni u
johnson, Pittsylyania; Mrs T. p Elan, Richmond:
II Erstic",.ky; NJ Seaycrs, Richmond Jno ]
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynohourg nj lrket, August Il

ToHscco -iasp ntinn. h. @,rk All lhds c,,.
responding week. year ~ hf,.Is. Market MIL.
m Hs aclive, witb saiss 81 Liss. light weight. and
iate ir 4. u - 10, gotI 10 Iii on
gooa MISUNDERSTANDING . So 90. Leaf. common /, ,
I'm 5t' = o., M" linn gtul = /, SO 00; go,a
- - .l,ipe.e 10 4" 81, Manufacturing %, Ia Il .
slat s2u, hae 10. extta ia. $40 10 SO
UatAi -h-reilt- iiel for he an. with sales at
gaoo and white at 81 - and i 81.
WM. 7. SMITH,
Commission Merchant
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THE SroILs.--The Democracy of Botetourt
expect 70 hold convention next Monday to NOM
mate candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir
emit Court
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PAINFUL AcCIpENr.--On Wednesday, the st
inst, Mr.. Noah Trout, living at the Cave Spring,
six miles from Salem, was engaged in threshing
outa crop of Wheat, and in attempting to step
on the platform, his foot slipped and came in
contact with the horsepower. and was instantly
crushed, together with his ankle, and about one
third of the leg. Amputation of the leg below
the knee was performed in about four honrs at
ter, and strong hopes are entertained of his re-
covery.
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FOR N. voRK. via PETEWsRUiisi

II S1 Tue largo md cnnnodiou- Steamsll
$1,000 a Els TOWN, CAPT PARRISH leaves Civ
Point. lor NeO' York every WEDNESDAY, morning at
9"cIpch, after a,ya Of the Cars from Petersburg mr.
irving in New York next evc7iag Thrdueht Ticket.
including Rnroad tatp, aud Meala and Stare Roam o /
EnHrl steamer Sl1.--Sec1n Glass Cars ant Sierraae
50. Apply to LEE & JOHNSON,
Agents New York and Virginia Steamship Co
uar5 w.
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" 0THCE TO RUnEDEKS-T6e,

y y TT SIHSs-- he Nnnt-
S1nery Nht" Sulphur Springs COMPANY will re-
eve Proposals nttn 20h August for the erect;on of
tour large irimN building, theiv Springs in aij.,inn
to lhose alre1dy erected Plans may be ecn on annca
q IA TO me nj the Slning' an any communication nd
Ian. RO II AlDSpv - -.
Mnntaomery " :. s. Company
aug T. = w4c'ltuw toDtil
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

The third Concert of the .I.YNcHBbRG SAB
nlTH SCHOOL UNION will take place at the
Methodist Protestant Church. on | acsday even.
Ing, the Iiih inst. at ! past O'Clock
aug - u
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BOUNTY Land Warrants.

NOTICE to the SOLDIERS ofthe wARofl
AK ~ y"u ~ soun b. in receipt # yuur LAM
l~atl MIGRANTS, md suppose each and e,,rv
ssss"ne ct you wish To the yer, ighes price Won
'ahfLrreio'e ' IL Ia notify You brforr making sale m
'""r c'"1'n' Won wl live me rni navr n ale mr..
engagements in New York which viii enable me +, ,nv
"ore tiat any one hec } rlis side q New York
LAFAYETTE W GRAY.
Agent fer Military Clairns,
'nayllt Is Ivn,hhnrr w.
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP

CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP
BEEF-s3 50 dOsi 50 u cwt. gross, which i.7d 50
net. Supply moderate and quaiits nferio,.
HOGS-S8tp hundred. Supply moderate.
SHEEP-Aluo sell fo $25a$5 piece, or So 50 I,
Al per hundred gross, for ordinary and supeor Sheer
LAMBS-s2 n 50 50 each
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LAW NOTICE.

" T. NANCEY 81 c. NJ. BLACKBOARD, Aho7-
w heg' al Lar, lynchharg. Va, having formed II
co-partne ship will practice regularly al the Courts
OF Campbell. Amherst an Lynchbure; slsr in ihe Cir
cult Courts Of Apponnttpx.
Office on Main Il, opposite Citizens SAVING Bank.
auF 7-,i3w
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Died on the 18th nlt., at the residence OF his
-nn, j. Lawrence Carr. in Kanawha county, Va
SAMUEL CARR, in the Sith year Of his age. Inc
deceased was native Of Albenarlr, and nephew
of Mr. Jp tferson.a
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RICHMOND MARKETs-Aug. IL 1855

lie following quotations arc Wholesale For
small orders hghet prices will be charged
BAcoS--City cure and SmitbGeld, hog round la
III ccHls, scarce; Western Sides | &c. firm; Shol
ders 100, scarce Hams laloa; Western Bagged ,l3
III Queen City Hams, in market; North Carol
na hog round lee Todd's l5c; Bagged Sugar Cured
liza ms ljul4c
BEEswAx--2550 eG4 ~ fb.
CoRs MEtL-sl - Tor country.
CoRN- 5 per bu,hel
FLouR-SHperiar brands suitable for bakers use are
retail led SO 25.
GUASo--We quote Perus ian at 1924 s55 delivcf.i
from sto,e--tronl wharf, S52I; Mexican 30l035 90.
LINE s. ! ) from wharf; Il 371 in store.
LraU 'Rs iitandy: Olafd. Dupuy & Co, S3ai ~
per gall; A. Seguete, 81 25a4 Sazerac 50 25a4 81;
Hennessey. 50 95a5 0'; Peach at ii 25a. VI.
ginn Apple. 70r do. Old. 7jas No thern d., 70 In
itaiion,4ja4sc Rum, Nea England 43 a 4Sc scarcc;
Gin Holland, 4al Isl American, 45c Nhskey Ric.,
mond Rectfed 40lij a!,.h Cincinnati 40 Cts cash;
Cts. nonths.
OArs BY tie ctrga s. aG5c - bushel AZ depot g.
SALr--Sales ut ! 60 from wharf 81 Is from store.
ioBAcco The mi rket eontinu firm NTH good
demand for all descriptions, and ,ices We'll support II.
We qln. common lugs al s. 50 to IS -; very good
So 10 So IS and ~; common leaf 81 s. Is; medium
good 50 81 $40 so; fine stem'udg Al shinpIn.
3 to & 3 50; fine manufacturing Sl2 to + - -.
WHEAT.-Prine white 81 IS. prime ned 81 90 cal.
WooL-SmHll parcels OF tub washed sold ut 27c; IN.
washed 1919 No safes Of fine fleece made us yet,
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4 VILE, ON AND ArTEW TMEIsth

from this rlacn IN the Camp Meeting, iaiy For son
apply ia Mark Anthony, Norv Il House.
ais l9,ilw MM H. TAYLOR
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CALL ACCEPTED. Tho Rev. Achibald Alex
auder Hodge, Il son Of Roy. DIR. Hodge of Prince
ton, has accepted call from the Presbyterian
church at Fredericksburg and will shortly enter
upon his duties as Pastor.
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CoTELEION PARTY ATTuE suF

y FALU SPRINGS, Amherst Cou ~, Va, com.
moncine on Thursday, the Ga inst august ana cor
iiHuirg three days. Charges-s2 Tor each dn,
aug Stl6th JOHN S. KY LIE, Proprietor.
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Barnes. Mecklenbnrg; II Rose, Amherst
Snead. Union.
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LoNGEvrry.-W learn from the Salem Reg.
lister that Capt. Francis Browning of Russel co.
departed this life on the 18th ult.. at the advanc
ed age of l0i years.
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I YNCEEBUss&a COLLEGE.-rhi,

IL ton VII be opened on tie LIST Of October next
with cumll te Faculty, fine Chemical, Philosophical
end Mathematical Apparatus, aud all the usual facilities
for college instruction
The of tuition will be $40 in the Preparatory
Department, and $50 in the C.legnte Ion the annual
session One ha t the tuition payable in advance.
IL i especially desired that ge.tlemen no intend to
give their Collegiate ,ufse w5nl place them as
soon n possible in Preparatory DEPARTING Mt that
they may be thoroughly IN r,guail, prepared fer OIL
lego. jy3l.d6cts
- The RrpihiicHn ri 'ense r,nv
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PRICE or WHEAT.-Wheat is worth 5l.75 to
- 90, according to quality in Frederick burg.

COURT or AppEALs.-We learn from the
Lewisburg Chronicle that this court adjourned,
on Friday last to the 10th instant. Its time,
for the past month, has been occupied pretty
much in hearing arguments in "a couple of impor-
tant cases from the South West. The only ca
Sos disposed of so far are the following.
Humes and White. appellants, vs.. Glenn, ct.
ais, appeal from Washington circuit; affirmed.
Crockett ct ais, appellants, VS.. Dunean's Exr.
appeal from the Rockbrdge Circuit; affirmed.
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OFFICE LrScHruna AND ABIAoDos
CoINERs WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

IN BOIETOURT COUNTY, IA.
fENHlS veiy pleasant and agreeable Watering pace
Il is now open for the reception of visitors They
situated Al the Western base OF the Blue Ridge and
Immediately The line OF the yrs mia and Tennessee
Raiiroad, about IL miles above | yuchhurg, and there
fore Is the ssihe Altering Place in Virginia
Its iswithn two hours ride OF lynchburg wn makes
peculiarly melting for tho families Of all per-
sons whose tfadFs profession forbid continued alb
se1ce from home, and Who the time desiie :
all dught TO give their families their frequent personal
presence and attention
Large spd convenient additions lave during thu
Winter and Spring teeu made the buildings of ih
Springs, together with convenient Bathing House,
which will mol only add greatly the comfort e Wis
tors but viii enable the proprietor To accommodate
mnrh orser number than he able accommodate
tho hat Places of innocent aud heal hy afnse.
m"n' have 81, been provd
The m- ii sind qualities of these Strings have been
Rscerai cd 20 be not inferior To any White Sulphur
sp iHss ia Virginia ~ the heauul and pictnresq-
mountain scenery by whch they are surrounded. 4nd
pure irigufaling air peculiar the atmosphere of
I'll" iarc asa aot surpassed by that OF any other place
IL Il q :
F1c 7 fr ond Bn vii always he abundtntly sup
piled "th TIE very best the country affords and
attnli"n Wi be given by the proprietor lis a,,
ants Ia th" comfort and enjoyment &C visit
Hack vii be in en- iiho+s at Bpasncks Depot 10
convey pas-e to the SPRINGS, being and
INN elrtey in view of the Raroad
CHARLES PHELPS Prophet II.
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