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RUNNEMRDE SCHOOL.

yUNHE first session of this School Will commence on
the LIST of October 1857, and close on the 3lst OF Ju'
ly, 1853
The course of instruction will include the Englsh,
Latin Greek French, and Spanish languages and their
literature and Mathematics (boh theoretically and In It's
practical appication)
The Principal is graduate Of the University Of Virgo.
MIA and engaged for ono as teacher of Mashe'
mates in the school of Mr.. L. NJ Coleman.
The School is situated in Fauquer county, In neigh
borhood we'll known for s fine climate and excellent 90.
ciety.
TERMS Board and tuition for each term of five
months sl25payable the LIST Of October and LIST OF
March. Lights extra.
Circulars giving further information may be obtained
by addressing the Principal Salem station Fauquier
County, Va. GRAY CARROLL, M. a.
REFERENCES:
The Faculty OF the University OF Virginia.
James K. Marshall, Esq, Virginia Senate
F. w. Coleman, Esq,
Hon. A. Atkinson Isle Of Wight County
Geo. w. Carroll, Esq Isle Of Wight County.
Col. c. 6. Coleman, Louisa County.
Rev. G. II. Norton, Warrcnton, Va
NAV 2g-ctlstEoy
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sITrATION WANTED.

kITIATIVN WANTEH
4 teacher In school OF private family 6y young
"A man. educated at Hampden Sidney College. qusnn.
led therefore, to teach nearly all the branches usually
taught In our best schools and colleges and who has haa
the experience of one term in teaching in large acade
NI Jn,v ~ eff Jefferson p. o. Powhatan, Va
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"AkTRn

A SITUATION as Teacher in Public School or Pm
who has attended Lectures at the University of Virginia.
and has had three years experience in teaching He Will
give instruction In Latin, Spanish Anglo Saxon and Ju
usual English Branches He would have objection TO
going South. Address w. r., Norfolk City, Va.
Aug l5-ctOctl
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SCHOOL AT EORTHWooD. CHARLES CITY co.
"AVIEG employed Mr.. EDWARD A. ADAMS,
- Graduate OF the University of Virginia gentleman
OF much experience teacher to teach my ehoIel,
my School will be reopened the 18th OF September
next and closed on the 18th of July, ls5s-durng wneh
time vacation Of two weeks will he given al Christmas
In this School will be sessions each schood ayIa
greatly TO be preferred course-and instructions WI" oe
freely given TO pupils at any time out Of school,
BRANCHES TAUGHT.
The Greek, Latin. French and English Lang uags H.
Mathematics Chemistry, Natural and Moral rh9sopaS
and History Very strict attention will be paid 10 fnsns
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Reading, Wn'hs anu
Spelling. ,,.
The subscriber residing at one of the mos. healthy
situations in the country, and for the pmst wenlye
years the seat Of literally paronized school
to accommodate comfortably ten twelve pupils 10
board in his family.
CHARoEs.-AFor Board Tuition, Lodging, Washing anu
Lights for the school term $780, payable SD on
school, and the balance in five months thereafter. NO u
ducton for absence unless in Of prorared
Conveyances will meet pupils at Wilcoxs Wharf
ENTHUSIASTICALLY OF the University ReT. join
Mcclure, Elk President Tyler, Dr. Edward WILCOX has;
J. NJ Lamb Mr.. .. P. Bnns, Mr.. William JrIuohe, anu
many Others patrons of the school, Charles Ctyi NJ A.
Parkinson New Kent; Mr. John II. Tabb, Gloucester hr
Alexander Tunsall Norfolk; Mr. David Burlington hiell'
| mond. ,o,
| July 25-cwtlstOc A. II. FERGussoN
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FEMALE SCHOOL

AT PRINCE EDWARD COURTHOUSE. VA.
HNHE Exercises of this School will be resumed on the
l. ls day Of September and close the 10Th OF june
lS5e.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
Board, $3.50 90
Ancient Languages English iucludedl 10 90
French and Italian each Il 90
English branches ~ 90
Music As 90
The Muaica Department will be under the charge of
Prof c. Pope
Aug la-ctlsOct H. y. BROWN Principal.
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NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA
TuNHE second session OF this school will commence OF
Il the first day of September. The course of in
struction will include the Latin Greek French and Span
sh Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Chem
istry and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged to conduct the school gradu
atcs OF the University of Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute. who will adopt the modes of instruction pur
sued in those institutions.
TERMS:
$780,
For circulars, containing full Information, address
CHARLES Z. LIGHTFOOT,
Cupcper Court House.
REFEREN
We have the privilege of referring to the following:
Faculty NJ Institute, Lexington
Professors Maupin Harrison, Gildcrsesvc, Schsle d,
We're, McGufey University of Virginia
Prof Lucien Minor. William and May College
Rev Joen A Broadus. Charlottesville
John Hart, AM
John Hunter, Esq, Louisa county
Col iohH Voolfolk, Orange county
Rov VIM White, ID ID, Lexington
Rev VIM Pendeton
Gen WIN II Richardson, Richmond city
Col WIN Taliaferro, Gloucestur
James Barbour, Esq Culpepor
w ID Walnch, Gen George NJ Cooke A Bell, ESQ,
Washington Sitv
Msi Henry Hill U Army New York
RS Voss Esq. Rappahauuock county
Capt James Stark
The citizens OF Culpeper. July 3l-ctf
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO TRACTS

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO TRACTS
OF LAND.
nURSUANT TO a decree OF the Circuit Court Of Spot
IL sylvsna county, rendered the sth day IF July, 1857
shall sell at public auction at Sposyvana Court House.
on MONDAY, the 9TH day Of September that being Court
day. two tracts of land lying in said county, near Wal
lers Tavern, the property of Warren A. Wigesworth,
Esq, deceased.
Dejarnett Dr. Nelson Waller and others, and contains
about GOO acres 400 Of which cleared the ba
lance in oak and pine timber. This is very desirable
FARM the sol is susceptible Of high degree Of improve
ment well wuered springs and creeks and adapted
the cultivation of wheat and tobacco The i'm
provements consist of large and convenient dwelling
house. kitchen with well of excellent water In the yard
barn. stable, tobacco houses, &C., and orchard Of
choice fruit The neighborhood very desrabe and
healthy any In Virginia.
The second tract known the "Quarter, 10 located in
the neghborhood and adoins the lands of VIM.
Waller and Henry Beasey Esqrs contains about 900
acres coo of which cleared the residue In oak and
pine timber The land 10 of good quality we'll enclosed
well watered and adapted TO the growth of all the crops
cultivated in that section Of country This farm has on 1t
ovcrseers house, barn. stables tobacco houses, &c
The above property will be sold subject to lease,
which will expire the lst day Of January 1850.
The title is good but selling Commissioner shall
convey only such title as ID vested In me.
property refer to the above named gentlemen Of Spot
iylvsnis, P. w. Dudley, ESQ., OF Richmond City, or the
subscriber, near Guineys Depot Caroline county Va
IL b. WHITE, Comm'T
TrRns.-One third cash, the balance in two equal an.
nua payments the deferred payments to bear interest
from the day of ssle secured by good personal security
and q Hen upon the premises. July 25-cwtds.
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HAY-5O bales OF that Superior Philadelphia Hay, in
Ill store and for sale BY BRID8FoRD CO.,
sept3 On the Dock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04

1VRUsHED sUGAA-Landing and for sale BY
~ seps2 L& q. b. DAVENPORT,
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WARRINGTON HENRY ACADEMY

TTNHE exercises Of this School will be resumed on the
Il first Monday in September 1851 ind close the Sd oil
July following
The subjects taught will embrace the usual English
branches Latin Greek and Mathematics
board, tuition and every necessary The number OF
boardcrs 10 limited tn TO-
The location of the School is in Hanover county, two
miles from Alleys Station the Virginia Central Rail-
road in healthy place, and in enlightened community
For further particulars address the Principal at Rich.
mond, Va
Aug is elm PRIESTLY Elicit Principal.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

,EMf LUf MEM WANTED. -
"A GERTLEMAH, with bis family, consisting OF his
male Boarding School in one OF tho upper COUNTIES Of
Eastern Virginia lie desires the management of the
school excnsivey leaving the of the boarding de-
will contract With any competent gentleman the sub.
Having spent some thirty odd years in the city Of
nue the Same In the ordinary branches Of Enssh educs
on Music the Piano and the Latin and French Ian.
gusges.
Any communication, addressed 10 "PRECEPToR,n at
Ayletts p. O., King William County will receive prompt
attention. Aug 25-cw3w'
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LADY wishes si3ston either IN a school private
family, to teach music On the Piano Forte and GUITAR
also instruction In vocal music.
Richmond, Va Aug
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For further particulars consult catalogue for 1861
Address Ludore P. o., Amelia County, Va.
Aug eff WIN. II. HARRISON.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

WASHINGTON ACADEMY
TIME next session Of this institution will open Sep
IL tember LIST, 1857, and close June astll. less
TERMS (per session OF ten months)
Classical and Higher English. ................SiO
Primary English. ....................5
No deduction for loss of tune except in OF pro-
lracted sickness.
Reference to any acquainted with the school.
JEO. A. iMBODEN, a. NJ.
July l4-cwtl0thSept Wintcrham, Amelia, Va.
RUMFORD A CAD 4 My,
KING WILLIAM VA.
VNHE Eighth Annual Session of this School begins the
Friday in June.
The Subscribers associate VIM. II C. Timberlake. is
graduate OF the University OF Virginia. The high stand
pupils from this school have mainuined at the University
OF Virginia. and the v. NJ institute, and at every College
they have entered the best that can be
offered to the public
TERmS:-Bsard and tuition, including every necessary
except lights for ten months Sa0o-payabe LIST February
and LIST July.
Circulars containing further information and also testi
rnonias from Professors OF the prominent lnsttu
tions in the State, will be furnished application
Address, JNO. II PITTS,
july i-cwsw Rumford Academy 7. o.
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EOIt SALE,

FARM Oh $50 ACRES, NEAR STANTON. VA.
"A The farm on wucn resids three miles from Staun.
ton OF eoo 80 acres - OF which we'll timbrred, lie
for ,s. Tae tui=.- are h,rd-ome and spacious, ami
The land yey good and well wacred By Lewis Greek;
gable OF DIVISION a;o farms and will be sold on very
:tvorsbete terms Address WIN. b. JOHNSON,
An, a--clf Staunton Va.
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English department. $40
Classical do Observation-Disclosures. 60
French and German each. ~
As the number OF pupils will be limited, those who may
desire to patronze the school, should address, without de-
lay, James Cox, Esq Winterpock P. o., Chesterfield
county or the subscriber, Orange Court House. Virginia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. Cox. Esq Right Rev. John
Johns D. d. the President and Professors OF William and
Mary College and the former patrons and pupils Of the
subscriber in Chesterfield Williamsburg and Fredercks
burg. JOHN s. HANSEN OUCH NJ A.
Aupa
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nd:sclvins my business connection with Mr. Conrad,
desire return my warncst thanks to my friends wbs
have favored ne with their business while member oil
The hrm OF Conrad Lewich, aud to solicit in behalf Of
nv !sie psr:u"- their continued favor.
.Ley aa assured ne.r business viii DE faithfully
.;euGe To- Gnd their interest consulted at all times
September Isl, 1857. w w. LEFTWlCH.
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"ANTED-3ys Young Southern gentleman, a
w situation a. Teacher Of the Common Ennlish
Branches in private family Can give TESTIMONIALS as re
Character and ability Terms moderate. Address, Teach
eF, Washington, q. c. Sep 2-c2t'
11NEACHEK-A Graduate of Yale College, who has
u had several years experience In teaching, would
offer his services several hours daily In private iami
ies make permanent engagement in some high school
seminary 10 Washington, the South West The
very best Testimonials given scholarship in the
red branches of liberal education and moral character
address, YALE, Box 2, la, Philadelphia, Pa
Sen 3-cltt
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Ny late partner. ". ". LeNtwich having retired from
the corccrn " Conrad Leftwich shall continue do
sGenersl Commission aud Forwarding Business on my
ISL bccoIaI
~ connection with this announcement desire to o'ter
ny thsas. 10 y friends and those Of Maj Leftwch for
heir patronage and to Them as we'll as new con-
Esnoe tina, auy business entrusted in the future
ibsliece:re my prompt personal attention.
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BROOKLAND SCHOOL

BROOKLAND SCHOOL,
AT GREENWOOD DEPOT, ALBEMARLE CO., VA.
WILLIAM DIswIDDrE. NJ. A., Principal
jaME. N DS STsoDaEa' Assistant Instructors
VNHE Second Session OF this School will commence
following
The Principal was for the three years Immediately pre-
cedng the last Assistant Instructor In the schools Of Mathe
mates and Ancient Languages OF the University of Virgil
mia.
Inc Assistant Instructors are Also both educated In
The University system The instruction WILL therefore, be
thoroughly preparatory for the University or for any
the Colleges OF the country
Expenses for each term Of five months s25 payable ON
the LIST day Of the term. Lights not furnished.
For Catalogues, stating particulars, apply to the Prinei
pal Aug l3-ctf
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
vNHE subscriber will open the lat of October 1857
Il select school ut Grassland within one mile Of Pc.
tersburg He has to believe that during ex.
perence OF eight years. both Principal and Assistant
in Academies, he has given entire satisfaction those
who have conidcd their children to his instruction.
Board and tuition payable semi annually in advance)
for session of nine and half months, 5000
DAY SCHOLARS.
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TIME copsrner.hip heretofore existing between the
uuders gncd Is this day dissolved bv mutual consent
NJ Conrsd assumes all facilities Of the firm, and is
use the name OF tie rm in liquidation of lie debts.
J NJ. CONRAD,
Sep,er Der Isl, ISL. w w. LEFTWICH
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1ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

Sale conducted by GoDDIs & ArrERsoN.
Aug 29-ctds
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Ukn-
But.
bCcKET
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+HIHr~ Q NOTICE. n H''--E
TNHE ASSESSMENT ROLL of the Corpora
l. tion Of the town Of Houma is now on file in
my office. 4a-t. f...... .F.,..,,g te.......s- r.
All persons who may have any objections to
the same are hereby warned to come forward
within ten days from the date Of this notice and
file their objections, or otherwise they will be de-
prived of that right. Oppoeitions will be tried on
the 18th inst + 'it'' 't
? Given asder my hand this 5th day Of the
month of June A. ID. 1851. -t alf -lsn5.4a
.osoq. ALFRED J. DELAPORTE, Assessor.
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s1g5HAtissse g.s Gs4n GssA4ez p Ths
PiusbpIg Dispatch tell. . story Of i. |. fellow
il .hst eity a :'Fs Vi Hing large :.d costly bible
reading 4 fof seven years, becoming CON
vetted to il precePts and lhen returning il
g the rigbtfqi owner: "a general system ytm. |.
ii hi. sor,t iof th;;sviipg nigh have =, good
effect upon upon public morals. 81. the trouble
would l s. $ thst very ,tavI ii droum t read the
book = l'r affsr gsstipg possession Of ofl.ol,sq 81
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'pt .tS"'s@f2'i@ - -
1sddThs soh eyes of little child, aii" b9iait
lid 81 Half shadow md half shine, 5 ,sioof
n That teemble with the light they hold. $50
m Look hanntingiy il mine. Al .esiEspb
." I kiss the sunny brow. and put ,s..f,o ~,
ahi g The baby from my knee, 's'
-SiIeFSf something ID il moamfai eyes qa2e
tssl 81 / cannot bsaR b sse.e 81 .Said3lEd t5
s,ea1 s ol 5eGsells aaofE sand S s0 eaiiss
1 / hush the little voice and sit : Il bsnaiaai
D7'59 Awhile with book outspread, -. -..
gnul And ny to read-but only Zee , "''4
yd bsfFks Aauntiug eyes instead; sd sunots
sil Thsyladk up ifnm each snsv-turnedr leaf Ft
i a,-Apd every thought engage- sra n.a,yod
They sit among the words and steal gl,;,.s.
-. - The The meaning from the page, -,
I,assh.dns MY iand sbOvs NY eyes, q nwob
sad IRekss where the SUM = s4sisyo
.soDil Dills .Apqeh The valleys. and the shades, i
- Arc lengthening into one. IL ...,,h hes
~ pdt stiii Nose eyes,so large and sad, s-..
i9W Afeih' The Sdiishine, too, {siFa eSHoh 1"i
alisAid Ehese thssAaddows tripping come, e,fo
edr With ssndss tipped with dew-z zismusd1
isotar Ell n .,u.i uals1al ~ IN D slrssq
aaiaA es y.lloY May mGon. waxep ger full, ilussd
isaAnd 'Bvsgos ssaheriug in the. stars y s'iisi
sdi laHr hasn Of lkht tolfiil.oi qlia1susn asa
II gsAe-17and yet 4 heed not saught-s .as-
Fer everywhere see
The soft eyesof- tlssa little child
Between the night and ma.
-~.frI9IsT5a.T.Y = assTss III atsJaste.
i'o.Tkysssial me II tie buried light p2n's {
Jst = the se.est buahing laya sdi aaits4
kLn,,~r ttn kills ~ -nu. !,
And 20 / take, ,tAe baby form ? ''e.'''.,'''' :
hsa hAfaiii iipoh ny knee as t1e'2aa'iisa
nsdAnd wsep pto:ssk the vsni1lied light h9YI1Tf
div sNnysspirpebask b sisssd lis ginsbbus
bus .sailiss>s.s.llss Z ::-.ss.-s- -SsS-xsd doid@
mpit rispIsH14ase Essognsrss-he ssosnauss.- War.
TiiAealgq qaEE EE:pg9i Guardi.a publishes the
falswiss ssdsaesaas neetiaglooG IL
Andjsaaeandi Hsrisn ministers, sat tie
cpsaldsSf he AT Exhibition III Man.
sAes'si aa@s aass oi i''s yss.s1sqsaa asas
adFroaievesyasnraehnpsre slasssa wsss
peiaAed towards As,aaisI il ikel tsaascspt
whsee the soAnsrinIaaaa 0eae;safs fs4lass
:ed@ehsd alraay takssathsir, ,seaasyI q Alss
nIlas, aaalLsxenerablss senysAsadei oas,
otsSeaersainedil Aneiosn isafsese. sx,e
dsabse9s n al old SiuesisE eDaes with vel.I
naeAeekiord hediBeIeiaa ambasssdon M
SdeiWsysr, vssdecsssledw With sujusr.j
esaoetsess; ssa geily yowalhea,sbsse chat
nse saiths hnfa6nest Ensiisa. Al Smuss
ag lle:nGhapPsnsdisttkis tims, whichl
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Syrups.
.I'tf 7Hf ti 1*4a Syrups. 5 @l4 +* .d9A5
Sepiimus Piesse, in the Scientific Am

" Septimus Piesse, in the Scientific Am.
erican, says: i. aldsisa 5ne ausa ..s.
Although these preparations are so lit
tie used in England, there is no reason
why they should not become regular ar.
ticle in the housekeeper's store-room; they
are easy to prepare, and are very agreea.
ble to the palate, also economical, as they
|supersede the use Of ardent spirits and
wine. On the Continent it is q common
practice to drink simple syrup (which is
called eau sucrec, but which we term ca.
palaire,) diluted with water to the taste
OF the drinker. sand v9lT .-e.aA ,neJi
rs CAPILLAIRE is made thus /: Dissolve
about two pounds of the best refined white
sugar in one pint of water; boil the mix.
ture for five or ten minutes, then. strain it
through lawn, or hair sieve when cold
It Is flt tor use. tao base vsili s,ni II u
slsSYRUP, OF CLovEs.-Proceed in the
same way as for making capiilairc, bu,
with the sugar add thirty to forty clovee
that have been broken or ground. solaqi
lo All the syrups Of spices. as cinnamon,
nutmeg, ginger, &C., can be made in the
same way. 5.!l 7as nj qsts liiv xsHt aHs
n. SYRUP OF FRu1r.-These are prepared
in a similar manner TO, capillsire, substi-
tuting the juices Of the fruit in place Of the
water; in this way it is very easy to make
syrup Of oranges. Before the oranges
are squeezed, to express their juice, each
orange should be well rubbed or grated
with the lump sugar-by so doing the fne
favor Of the rind is preserved. AL these
syrups are drunk by diluting them with
water. About ,wine.glassfal of syrup to
lumber of water will be found to make
pleasant draught.
SYRUP, OF CoFFEE.-Take about an
ounce Of the finest coffee, ground, and a
pint Of cold water allow them to stand
together for twelve hours Or more, then
strain, and add one pound and = half Of
sugar; boil for one or two minutes, not
longer, and again strain. '''' -. -,''''. .
SYRuPi OF TEA.-One pint Of water,
two pounds Of sugar, an ounce of black
tea; boil together for five minutes, or rath-
er less, and then strain. A wine. glass.
fnl to halfa pint Of cold water makes very
good cold tea aai H'o1i ja777iiio iotii.4o
To NEurRALIzE THE AcrD (oR SoUR-
NEss) IN FRu1r Pres OR PuDpINGs.-As
the fruit season now advances, Il is well
worthy of notice that large quantity OF
the free, acid which exists in rhubarb;
gooseberries, currants, and othee fruits.
may be jndiciously corrected by the use ol
small quantity Of carbonate ofsoda, with
out in the least affecting their favor, 50
long a. too much soda is not. added. 10
an ordinary sized pie or pudding, as much
soda may be added as. piled up. will cover
q shilling, or,eyen twice such quantity,
if the fruit is very sour Ifthis little hint
is attended to, many stomach. ache will
be prevented, and = vast quantity of sugar
saved because. when the acid is neutral
ized By the soda, it, will not require SO
much. sugar to render the sour sweet. .aaaa
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To Tax Payers.

TNHE TAXES for the year 1856, and the Lii
l. censes for 1857 are now due all persons in
debted for the same are hereby requested to pay
up without delay. u"
u aaI A BOURG, Sheriff and Collector.
Houma, May IL, lS57.-lm. ..-. .,.....
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. LittIe Giant s

aoqu III Little Giant. bs15dgd 5ii
TUSr receiving 4 new invoice this cell
q sstrsAed CORN AND. COB MILL Of different sizes,
with prices ranging from $40 SIS according 10 size
always iDeindins the shat sweep Every stockeder
ee fully onehird, besides the great advantage the
hsath Of stock. For sale By u rs. 1896 tsi'9-
Thibodaux, Jan. 1, 1857. B. F. HOLDEN.
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Aux Collrribttables.

HoT u Aux COMtribtlables.
ES TAXES pour rannee 1856, ct les Licen-
IL ses de 1857 etant dues mantenant toutes
personnes qu doivant sont prices de payer sans de-
lai. A. BOURG, Sheriff ct Collecteur.
Honnla l6 Mai lS51-lnl --EEL
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CARTS FOR SALE.

5AI 10 A0CARTS FOR SALE. obi @'iA
-1,er pCcprvDD .-llHup
- ufactory Of John Fisher & Co; of 0@
Wheeling Virginia, and for sale by A. 0aE
B. RAGAN, Nos. and 10, St. Philip street
forty-one. carts, viz: n,
Five inch, FIVE Al inch, FIVE 4 inch, fifteen
81 inch, eleven Bagasse.s ,.ld2oe' Is q .iHam
Thibodaux, June 5, 1857 30 s;ls-sgls.t5
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-06-20

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