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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE WING.

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co@ai..ion.ts, ale Of hrm os sso,, GO s n,
cg d., ssaa.y upon he R.p,d.n river So .d,s
r,sd-nes Of wm B. Coleman decd spo,syv.ns county See
Same dyconmi'sionsr. sails 600 acres. 100 clear
a. In Amelia county near the pAn'is railroad stock. crop
o-rh; farm called Brshl.sa In oraas. county, eon,.ns
so-Eresu,or.' sale Of six valuable se vicinity Of
s.S. Dsla a. s .ss.c s''
as.ss . ss Grove
:;; s%;: s a. .s: .
soa 1sS s,.. ,s, o. LAG s.i a..o,,.
sd.s.. Of 700 to 300 valuable negroes. a, Halifax. O.
parcel. i H9 S asa . county 9Is, S~
same d.yAdmr. ia to Is negroes. tuni,ars stock
.% Isis .s mae. Il 'GS 20, 'S1Ss q l. the .els Chat.
sI~ru..ee.' Baeth near Manchester on the Cos,
p, ,arnp.s eoa.,s IsT acres. Win brick dwelling. etc
Richmond the r. Y r. raroAdfOr prvaisiy mean
Same ,rae, Of wood land % or 70
a. .aa as.s aI y. se;, in the sans neighbour
sail Of the late Gen n.rves
ish Top and farm Of COO acres.
At koekhsh Gap, In Augusta md Nelson COUNTIES.
lIth-At Weldon, N. O.. acres known a. tho
rrnt Land :; also an adjoining tract of $40
Of Jno. u. Ivsy U. ". x.
same dsyIn this city estate belonging to
TIE late uyn arvie commencing at II O'Clock A. o.
VIM W. Harvie, com
Aso-2ooo Of the Franklin county uop which r.
while. See adyt- " $3.50 ~
M,ok the northeastern corp,r Of Rockingham
'N-N''
ih-The Magnolia House, Brsol IN, emnu. Of IN. Va.
mean while. - ~ f'>"
seh-A tract Of $50 acres, in Amelia county
and neghhoriug Of 241 mile. from the
q. W. Advd by the heirs Of Jos Scott, deed.
fIhA plantation containing A.sOr
Sd, lSoI.-Conimissoners O Of
3gI acres IN Ahemare county, ~ miles
sh-The iractn buckingham county selma
'p acres about one half In woods Advd by
3o-Sae OF furniture
commencing = I" O'Clock A.
2'h-Extensve sale OF lumber
Depot, commencing II O'Clock NJ. T. Aucts
xs-sas OF stock and Of every d-scp
PAnt-tnn known as Eppersons the
VI Asssrs. Dickinson
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-21

f.ovnozs-rs sst ntts doing provison uarks 10
s.ees eenns.. IN .r dsn.nd bat the stesh N.
IN nrs hands limited We
sides skss 10 W eta; Hams We note .s
no. eefere reported. Of 2oo
mals. sensnas. quiet but nrm SAILS being
Ga. do In tins fek u t-re-. =. n "A.
ID sale also Of u y refined q - -
bsfs~-rhe demand md
Ing made quite lively ohie Ae m trs, :,
lt.io fsnn.yivsna ca. eh.e- orr,
10 cts. y n. w p-A
have sales 10 obsnS Liverpool
81 wenavs n, chang. IA note In price. We quot.
c .. Ashien's do At iSoalro y s.ek
sroAsfhe
n.ss sea,sss a,.i prizes .,sdy TIE ..stxtvsry
is.sd " s.lo Cub. ts'sAsbo.io u ORLEANS
wmnxrrhe whisky on the msrs.s sveu.,.. al, r
demand ss FOOD but vsry limited w, h.v.
OHIO sisssk cts per gallon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-21

Prfssssu.o Nov me depr ed ", not.
asy-s.rsy and today % soo bales bsy,r,
.s , s,ss.s.sa $500 marx remain. ..<.y
sn. parc<ls eouinE IN By nd s-i Al
new parcels u loEs and leaf pres 70
lover Od Tobacco pr, r.
Cera nsis sales n 1sc h.s
r.ni ~ N tio - - ~
Saantx. Nov. ~ Corn.-Yslav 90 Prime Win. on Mind
20 ,aptg light and vant-d Rheafwhie tfen; tiso-
S n'- s 70 n.rts. sye eito 80 dsenns-
N.fs so0sIt-sAl Of 1910 sa,hsi, f.i At e3k Whfkr-
Drssa se~au~d 1av-aosd ssppy-sssS
rs.D.aicx:.y.o. Nov isM.ts, wheat rcd siso %;
.h.s - 81 sos, spsans and Lowiand sf5 sosni.ia o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-21

GREAr FEsr.-The Montreal Pilot states that the To-
fonto Si"e NJ fhursiy morng was received In Monte
=, on te zane evening Thus within twcnty.ionr hour.
m ue termination ~ banquet s. .reqnfing rcpo,t Of
az column The foil account PIT n gf,m,u,te, sn
ghsh ~ Montreal Telegraph 10 Torout, asa miles sav
81 into type there struck on 70 thc extent Of Gfecn ~
tWenty thonsand copies and the sub.cfier. IN tho ,o
~ Montreal itself read tive account routi, b,ct h G
IN iourtcen hoors alter. That do Tor canada '''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-21

AT the New f"k Stock Exchange. Frst Board yester.
DAY. soo Virginia s eps,sn mrs. d.y.
"a decline Of o. since the beginning Of the week.
Tho Ns- York Ns~sreviews the dry goods trade Of tina,
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StWI'sCOD LIVER OH, Rushtos's do wsar's Raj.
- sam ~ VIVA Cerfy, Ayres Cherry Pectora eeup Cpuyh
Candy amps Pqmenary Bal.am wight, pit. a,sr'. Heii
ee nu uply Js recc'ed also every Kind ~ patent ana
Other fneiicihes IN fdl supplies, sway hand.
Ao2f 5,,l,t.,, ss,y,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-21

ANyt s'ysn han plrs, Hvnag..y sr.ady, vintage.
HO'i-iw DUNLOP, nosOURs co.
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YboctTg Day va rsther more seiive We not.
100. dcclne ~ l2T CO. nj Fpre SER III
80 bhl' ehce itgsard a0
10 MesN The nsste closed hsavy ers 81 s I,tt.,
qosn sales ale to-day 81 80 hbis ,uper AZ "a - u
s.h pricss u narkf closed rth sellers si mote 80,
~ hs taEc h. .uprr choice brand q CITY Nils al
holders Sege oGsring u freely this heur~. " "N'
uHtm-W hcn-fhe market this rnnrulne 80 r.th..
49, sss dropping ,.ndsney he receipts ssceeiisy
% 5Oo bushels oneed and sales ehlts fr o 80, 81 az. ~
mi NN'NN w Ne"sf W. i%paiRr
demand 70 Day h We have M ehansr 10 not.
~ Pre- There only b.g' bushels onrr- aud -. a -,
"a =, W s1 etg white bsa62 cents yrflos 6s03 cs
$3.50, ~ ras Ar nq1y ihis mlrning ts0O
ssi Tor ~ els ~-''N"Sef'ee"'f' 40 ef'ra TOT
~. W 90 hi' 20 rel and N,ry end
" ftsenH-We hive
The fmtad rod Tor an d..rr,,,,o.. sss
Ne Urn and prices steady. ''-''' ''"A"-
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being able to add TO tho glory Of the
nation and their own, another honest
hand, and intelligent head to stand on
tho watch tower Of liberty.
We cannot enter into tho merits OF
encb performance nor can we instl-
tuto comparison between tho speakers
All did we'll, and we are proud to see
such u company step into The arena,
armed to do bafto with tho ignorance
and superstition of-the age.
There wert} two balls nj night, to
close, the entertainment. One ut
Smiths Hotel, tho other Mt a building
opposite the Feliciana House. There
was also concert in Tho Chapel build.
ing. Whilst They were yet going on,
we left Jackson with many pleasant
reeolleciiops TO bear with u.s.
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Palace Discovered Ltnder1roi1nd :

Palace Discovered Underground. $500
The remains Of n magnificent palace
have been discovered under garden
10 tho Isle Of Capri. II must not only
have been splendid in structure, but
in situation, commanding view Of
the bay Of Palermo aud Napels.---
Marble Of various colors was used in
its construction, and all its apartments
so far as the excavations have proceed
cd, are Of tho most spacious and ele-
CANT character. The doorway is twelve
feet wide, and Of white marble, and
the rooms arc paved in mosaic, while
the walls are painted red, blue, yellow,
&c. Several coins Of the reign Of Au-
gustus and Tiberius have been found
some Of them disclosing the curious
fact that the coins Of one reign were
ut times recoined 10 another.
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A Scene Nor TN THE Bills ON
the 2lst inst, Mt tho Bowery Theatre,
Mr.. Thomas Francis Meagher was
present, and among others was Col
McArdle Of the Nlcaragsan army,
who lost one arm at the battle Of Rivas.
Mr.. Meagher being introduce to Col.
McArdle, was called upon to speak
He said that he accidentally found
himself in that theatre that night he
was accidentally in that box--and be
was glad of the opportunity Of shak-
ing the gallant Colonel by the only
hand he had left He then proceeded
to eulogize the cause in which he had
been engaged and that The was sin.
cere, no newspaper critics or others
could gainsy, for he had lost an arm
there in proof Of it--be lost it at Ri.
vas !. he was the hero Of Rivas. He
had jumped upon gun pointed by
the Costa Rcans, and had turned it
upon the Costa Ricans themselves
s." In 50 doing said the speaker, I" be
pointed it against my deadly personal
foes, and against the foes Of my down
trodden country he pointed it against
England This was vociferously
cheercd, and then there were loud
cries Of" giveit to 'cm-give it to'em ;"
This was the first time. he said, that
he had ever had the opportunity of
addressing q strictly Democratic au-
dicnce. They were the Democracy
of Now York city; and they and the
Democracy Of the country should
never send a man to the White House,
who would not support General
Walker.--IGreat applaure. --New
York Mirror.
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Ey- Horne 1ooke ridicnled tb'

Esg- Horne Tooke ridicnled tho
practice Of sen beatbipg, and said, II
any Of the seal species we're sick, IL
would be as wiso for fish physician TO
order them TO 60 on shore, Persons
declared tbat bathing was only
reckoned healthy because many per-
sons had been known TO survive It,"
But sberidab's objection to salt water
was most quaint: " Pickles. said he,
" don't agree with me-"
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DISTURBANCES Az DANTziC.-.There
have been disturbances in Dantzic, in
consequence Of which the military was
called in 10 The assistance Of the civil
bower. aud in The ondeavors made to
clear the streets three persons were in
urod but none killed, a result that says
u great deal for The moderation and
skill Of tho soldiory, seeming that The
cavalry had to force their way through
The crowd eaber in hand, and tho in
fautry to charge with fixed bayonest.'
Tho disturbance arose from an attempt
made by the magistecy TO bring oil
the {" sick funds md benevolent fund"
Of the different trades, societies under
the control Of an officer Of The NUM-
cipaIity, aud to merge them all in ono
general fund Many Of these sick
funds dates from those times when
Dantzic was ljapseatie town. and
subsequently free town, Polish
town, u French town, previous to its
eventually becoming a Prussian town,
the funds ofsuch trades as have fa|len
into decay in the course Of time have
suffered with them, md the sick and
poor whom they ought to support come
upon the town for relief; on the other
hand, those attached to Furnishing
trades are suffering only from plethora,
aud the ends to which they arc appli.
cd seetn not to DO always jnstifiable
TO remedy this state Of things the
municipality desired to fuse them oil
into one, and thus make the living
pay for the dead = the nonrisbing pay
for tho decayed /, against this proceed
ing the living have most tumnltuously
protested, but without any further i'll
effects than those mentioned above.
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Fer At city hotel verdant look
ing chap sat down to take " some fill
IL )" waiter presented himself at the
back of his chair, and politely inquir-
ed" tea or coffee, sir y "Tea," he
answered. What kind of tea, sir 2"
Greeny looked up in the waters face.
and, with considerable emphasis, said,
" Why store tea, Of course [ don't
want any Of your sassafras stuff"
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IL The City Council Of Savannah have
before them an ordinance which proposes 10
impose tax of two hundred dollars each ON
ali slaves or free persons Of color, brought
or sent to Savannah 10 be transported to
Liberia, or other foreign country. The obi.
ect Is 10 break up emigration from that
port which is found :, be- an evil and
nuisance.
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THE FILLMORE RANGERS, will have public
SATURDAY NIGHT, the 9Th day Of August next.
Several distinguished speakers will address
the people. All those feeling an interest In the
election Of FlttAoaE and DosgisoH, are requested
to be present. II. m. PIERCE, President.
N. o. HARMS, sec'y. tjniy3f.n
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sundrics per Steamship Philadelphia.
1E0 LBS. FINE IMPERIAL, and
lCO so lbs Black Tea Superior;
Is dor. Claret Wines;
Champagne
boxes Jenny Lind Twist Tobacco;
100 " Virginia Smoking IS
6 Drums Turkish =
10 doz. Olive Oil, qts. and pts.
IL !" boxes Windsor Soap;
$500 Superior Havana segars
100 ounces French Quipine, Palletiers;
Is doz. Preston & Morrll's Yeast
Powder;
In store and for sale at New Orleans
prices by WIN. BoGEL,
July31 Druggist.
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Sprrial Nptirfs.
Land Warrant for safe

A LAND WARRANT SCRIPT, calling
III for 1850 acres, that can be placed up
on any public land which has been offered
for sale. and now subject TO private entry
Foriurther particulars, apply to Gnonee
A. Plkr. ESQ. Baton Ronge, La.
aug2-H
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THE brethren Of ~. James Masonic Ledge No
l. II, are notified, that there will be aM N
meeting NJ the Lodge, at their new fall,
corner ri Main and Church street, this ~
Saturday evening, at early candle-fight./
ang.1se J .Di sTUART, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

THERE will be nesting Of the pHYSfC0 MED
ICAL sOCfErf on Saturday, I'd inst, Al their
ROOM In the State House, At II o'clock A. NJ
Members are earnestly requested 10 attend.
augt2-ts. by order Of The President.
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Remember.
DERsoNS having money to spend for
j Groceries, cannot do better than call at
the brick building recently erected on the
corner Of Africa and st, Ferdinand streets,
where qutd pro quo is always ready for
exchange. Additions and supplies are con-
stantIy receiving. M. 6 BRYAN.
july29 s. F.. Cor. Court House Square.
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Centenary coiiege-..Jaeisson.

iaunt overland to jackson, La., on
Monday last. II Is source of gener-
al regret that tho commencement OK.
ereises como Mt the end Of the sea.
son--at midsummer when tho July
sun parohes the earth, and so flags the
spirit Of man that he is unfit to enjoy
to its full extent the pleasurabls emo
ton that the rich mental feast Of such
an entertainment offers. But we might
complain Of some other elementary
cause 10 drag US down TO the earth Mt
any other season, aud SO let it pass
for as long as We tread the earth, there
will be met with at every turn, OBJ
slruotiops to the enjoyment of the soul
and the feast of reason.
jackson IL ono of the most hospita-
bio aud agreeable places in the whole
country, May we not attribute this,
10 tho fact that there are not half
dozen different scots Of what Ia mis-
called "tho Christian religion p We
claim no uncommon penetration and
yet we attribute il directly TO this
fact. Tho people Of jackson are MS
but one family; the liberaiIy md
generosity Of Mississippi meets Loaisi-
ana hero, on midway ground, and
there Is n rivalry between thom, to
carry of tho palm for those social
amenities Of civilized life, which rem
ders human existence what we must
needs think ii WAS designed TO be,
when tho great problem shall have
boon fully worked out. There Is no
Ilunkyism aud nabobism here, and yet
there Is wealth, which ia supposed to
be the parent Of such folly
The citizens of Jaekson--on the oc-
casion Of h Commencement, throw wide
open their doors, and the comparative
stranger il entertained with unrostrain-
cd hospitality. Here we meet the in
tolligent, high minded, aud noble--by
nature; cbivalry oftle South, and such
sweot--such lovely women, us net the
motive power to noble aspiration 10
man /; restraining him with the most
agreeable and pleasant bonds; within
the bounds Of morality and virtue
Never in q thirty odd years travel
through the world, have we met with
more lovely faces, than were concen.
trated at Jackson on Monday last. For
hours have We gazed on the throng,
passing to and fro, on tho fashionable
side" of Broadway, aud have seen
thousands Of the Bellies Of that great
thoroughfare, but none like the beat
ties of the fortunate and happy Felic-
ianas. After this, we shall boast no
moro invidiously Of the beauty Of Red
Stick; the Felicianas must wear the
laurel crown. For the universal good
feeling pervading the people here, we
account in the fact that there is but
one church, Gothic and hence
Catholic-like establishment in its shad-
ow, obscuripg all minor temples for
wrangling factions. Politics may di-
vide few office seekers here, but
apart from this disturbing element,
there is nothing to mar the family re-
lationship.
The College building is located to
to the north east of the town, on one
of the largest hills in this romantic
region. They consist of two, long
two story buildings placed at right
angles with doric columns in front,
with Anticipated face and in dilapi-
dated condition. The centre building
now in course Of erection, is q huge
! = I
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10 Tn the "Life of Wilberforceo is the
following entry in his diary: @Went to hear
Mr.. Foster. Felt much devotion, and
wondered at man who fell asleep during
the psalm. During the sermon ment TO
sleep myselF'
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|
Mississippi, was introduced who Off
ciated in the ceremony Of laying Tho
corner stone--a solid block Of white
marble with sarcophagns arrange
ment nj the top, into which WIS TO
be Deposited, tho offerings Of tho diff
orent SOC 'etios and tho friends Of tho
Institution. On one side Of the stone
was cut, college Of Louisiana, found
by tho State 1926; on the other
Centenary College Of Louisiana.
founded by the Methodist Epis-
eopal Church South lSl5." Mr..
Marshall made II few remarks in his,
happy olfband style, previous to the
gentlemen of the different societies
presenting their mementoes, and offer
inns for the " corner stone" A copy
Of tho Protestant Bible f; a Methodist
hymn book u catalogue Of the off
GERS and members Of the Conference
The present Faculty Of tho college,
contributions from tho literary soeio.
ties u hymn composed by one Of the
fair daughters Of tho Foliciaua=, md a
likeness Of the Rev. Vim. Winips,
were among The articles presented
In receiving each Offering, Mr.. Mar
shall made elegant and appropriate
remarks---gidiug each thought, with
the sparkling jewels of his own trans
cedent imagery. When this was over,
the audience with one voice joined in
singing to The tune of " Old Hundred
the original lines Of young lady,
above referred to. Mr. Marshall then
delivered an address appropriate to
the occasion, which will soon appear
In print that those who wore not pres
ent on this interesting occasion, may
profit by the perusal Of his mastery
effort 49, Yet the eloquent gentleman
must be heard, to haye any just con
oeption Of him, and feel the force Of his
mind. lie il physically, as well in
telectualy a giant, among giants. --
When tho address finished, an ap.
peal was made in behalf Of the 1nsti-
tuition, for material aid. One gentle
man---(Judge Melee, Of Mississippi)
subscribed five Thousand dollnrs, TO
commence with, and afterwards others
followed the example, until the sum Of
s23 900 was obtained.
In the evening Of the Both, The
Union Literary Society held forth at
the College Chapel. Here, by way Of
parenthesis lot us say ofthe speaking
of oil tho young gentlemen of the Col
lege that there is samencss in their
intonation Of voice, and gesture,
through which they should strive TO
break the routinc--.the rule, the style
of the Institution. The eloquence OF
(aultless gesticulation, knows no rule ;
ii must come to the speaker by inspira-
ton and should not be restrained.
The order Of Exercise was, as fol-
lows.
"Our National Glory--its Progressn
VIM. H Knight, Terrebonne, La.
Obedience.--The Harmony of the Uni
verse.
G. Spencer, Mayo, Catahoua, La.
"Nature Her own Historian"
Robert ], Perkins, Thibodeapx, La.
1.-THE Anglo Saxon Race--its Progress
and Destiny.
Charles M. Pitcher, Carol, La.
Usfc.
@We are all Slaves n---
Wm c. Richardson, Livingston La
" Law-its Mission and Efficacy
j. IL. Brigham, Morehouse, La.
" Political independence
J. b. Tarlton, st. Mary's La.
usIc.
| vALEDICToRY ADDRESSES.
To the Public and Trustees list Honor)
L. P Clinton, ST. Helena, La.
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD draft or buggy horse. Also, good rid.
ing poney, 70 be had 81 bargn BY making
inquiry a. this Office. fang lit 1.w
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ny- The lion, MITES TAYLOR and
Jous sttpFtt, have our thanks for
many Congressional favora.

A DISTINGUISHED LoUisANiAN
4BeoAp.---Some anonymous friend
sends us copy Of the Ncw YORK.
Daily Ne,ys, in the corner Of tho
wrapper Of which. are hyorogyphic
characters to Us, of s. b. with the
following notice, scored with lines of
lux above and below, in order TO let
~ know, where our amable and ac-
complished State Superintendent of
Public Education, now is:
DR.. Samuel Bard, the superinten-
dent Of Education Ia tho State Of
Louisiana, il now in the vicinity, his
special business being to examine into
the educational system Of tho various
States which may be calculated to
afford him assistance IN the perfor-
nance Of his duties Of bis Office. DR.
Bard isa gentleman Of high attain
ments as n scholar, and we bespeak
for him every facility which tho dis
charge OF his mission may require.
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Butter.
FRESH country made Butter received
l. every week. M. G. BRYAN.
jnly-29. s. f. Cor. Court House Square.
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s--sii..lifl4al..z-a---sz,-a-.l.4-s4--
PORK,

PORK.
* BBLS. Mess Pork.
IL 25 do. M. O. do. Received per Swan
and for sale by
july-29. BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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ITO THE TRADED Tierces prime Caro-
L lima Rice. Just received Ex. Steamer Bella
Donna. and for sale low, JOSHUA BEAL.
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Cape Lime.

100 BARRELS just received By
IOU aug1 BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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B e n e d j C ii on.

All of the speakers acquitted them
selves well. The subjects selected
were appropriate; the composition
good. AS each descended the stand
with applause. many parental heart
thrilled with delight at the thought of
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Don't Forget.

Don't Forget,
T1HAT you can always secure the best
i Of flour by sending your orders or pur-
chasing in person of
juy30 JOSHUA BEAL.
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A GEM FROM Tom MOORE Tile
following little gem from the resplen-
dent diadem of Tom Moore's geuius,
we pick out from the rubbish of po-
iltical column, in the newspaper.
How calm, how beautiful comes on
The Silly hour, when storms are gone;
When warning winds have died away,
And clouds, beneath the glancing ray,
Melt OF, and leave the land and sea
Sleeping in bright tranquility
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-02
Beal,s Corn NrSlI.

Beals Corn MIL.
rs in motion three times per week. Town
/ and country customers supplied at as
low prices as the extent OF trade and price
of grain will permit. JOSHUA BEAL.