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~ will also receive and orw ard yersng any paper
In the United States, A. WADDlii.
March l9-s Foreman Nirginian Office
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FATAL ArrRAY.-We learn from Mr.. Joe n.
Phillips, mail agent that fatal ARRAY occurred
Monday night at the Warrenton Springs. Eau
ouier county. Va. Mr. Carter, from Mobile, Ala,
undertook to chastise Mr. Green, of W., when the
latter drew bowc-knifc and stabbed him through
the heart. Both were young gentlemen of the
highest respectabilty.
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No RAIN FOR NINETY DAYs.--The Petersburg
Express says: The farmers of Clover Hill,
Chesterfield, dcplore sadly the lack of rain in that
section where not shower, of two minutes dura-
ton, has fallen for ninety days. Within radius
of five miles of Clover Hill, every corn field is
completely burnt up, many having been scorched
by the raging Of June, when scarcely one
third of growth. To some ten or twelve farmers
in the locality, the crop has consequently proven
dead loss.
An experienced farmer informs us that rain
anywhere near Petersburg now, will be of no
benefit whatever. The drouth has performed it's
work as far rs it is able, and the sun now begins
to ripen the that escaped the fiery ordeal"
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NELSON County MILrIA.--On Monday last.
Court day. meeting Of the officers of the Regi-
ment was held for the purpose of electing field
officers of the 2Sth Regiment. and resulted fol
lows: Colonel, Asa W. Will Lieutenant Colonel,
Robert p. Lyon; Majors, Mel. p. Shepherd and
Geo 5. Stevens.
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Hoe CHoLERA.-The hog cholera is making sad
havoc among the swine of the lower part of our
county, indeed, says the kanawha Republican,
along the river both sides from this place to the
Putnam line One of our farmers has lost over
200 head of fine hogs-anothcr 1877. No remedy
to arrest this fatal malady has yet been discovered
We are told it extends along the whole road from
this to Guyandottc.
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4 NEW CONCERN.

S T. MITCiiLLL j &. JOPLIN ASD
&. G., FERGUSON,
uEAVlNti Themselves under tho STYLE aud g.
II ofMITCiELID JOPLIN co, No. IL rEAUl -,
Richmond. Va for the purpose of conducting tOMMlS
SION AND A REGULAR IMPORTING AND WHOLE
SALE BUSINESS ia Wines Liquors Cigars Owe Obs and
Maurd Tobscco spectfy solcits ic II the trade
their large and well selected stock consisting
iety OF goods usually kept IN their line which they ocr
The best Lodging their please all
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4 ANDAND NEGROES FOR SALE 4

NAIUARLE REAL EkTATkATA AUG a
T1DN In pursuance with deed Of trust, ecu W
ted to tho undersigned Trustees the Franklin build
ing Fund Association by WIN X Johnson wife, bearing
date the 2s OF November 1850 aud In obedience
a" the Board "i Directors Of said Institution the
viii sell at anction the n o'clock sATU
DAY the 2lst day of August e5e certain HOUSE L. LOT
gu Diamond HILL In Which said johnson resides fronting
AkeTs. . 4 .
TERMS-CAsa for a sufficient to pay the amour, now
past due to said association and
aud for the balance credit of and IL months secured by
negotiable notes. satisfactorily endorsed
until they paid. ROBERT DAVIS.
ID. b. PAYNE -
aug 4-dt2l CHAS M BLACKBOARD
POSTEONEMENT.-The above sae 10 postponed
uhiu SATURDAY Sept 4th. At same hour. II. J. d. y
.4. D. B.P.
aug 2t3tawt4sep J. MB
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We see that the Proprietors of the Yellow Sui
phur Springs propose to form n Joint Stock Conn
pany of their property with shares at $1,000, 81
shares. Each stakeholder to possess in fee simple
lot of land on which he is to erect cottage at n
cost of not less than 500; thus providing u sum
residence for himself Mt all times, where he
can be at home. We know Of no more delightful
spot for such residence than this, as it is GER
tainy one of the most desirable resorts in our
mountains, and if they succeed in this scheme it
will become still more -Christiansbury Her.
aid
We understand that survey for n railroad is
now being made from the Va. & Tenn. Il. r. to
the coal mines owned by Jeremiah Kyle Esq, of
this place. and now Icing worked by Messrs.
Whaling d Ferguson. The estimates are to be
made out and we trust that the road will be built.
If this road should be constructed it will not only
open a way for cur coal to reach the Eastern mar
kets but it will open u way Immediately to one of
the most copious, and one of the strongest Alum
Springs in State, and we have no doubt hut
that hundreds Of Visitors would annually find
their way thither.-Ib.
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GJY VIRTUE Of 81 Decree Of the Cirrnii on ri
> for the County of Camphi pronounced
lS!r in the oi Burton 81 al burton
shall Commissioner, proceed to sell the hghc
premises the Sd day OF September lr1 the
of and in said deere. mentioned credit al !.
year in equal iustam except Hurh cash
dcfray of sacJ the purchaser
bono with good for The
THE Land will be retained until the whole of The
pure iase money Is paid
THIS Tract Of Land being the npon which
resided NJ the of his death
Seneca Creek in the county Campbell ndjon
ing III. lands OF John Dabney, DR. Oliver B PAYNE and
Others and supposed contain coo 100 Acres he
accurately surveyed before the dav of sale 1t Is seldom
such Tract If Land in offered sale this
try being In adcsirabio FARM having sufcon
tnti'y OF Wood Land and large quantity Of CREEK
$50 rTOMS and BRANCH FLATS, suitable mcadowa Il,
good being lands upon which uano like Charm
nd Clever finely susceptible Of the highest
The wifi the anson sits is of tho prcit.t
in the being check ed
kinda OF tai Trees and the
iu view Of the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains
Tie loase has rooms above cellar having
ne cellar aud an oise IN the yard containing good
large 81 it'll all ouhouses thus making
Tract web worthy the attention of those who Of
Ianl
both Peaches Apples Those isLiog to
the lremi before the day ." re-
que-eh 10 call on Mr. John H. SWEENEY. Maiysvie or
Capt &. G. Harvey residing the Land who will
Lands Io.s sson for seeding purposes will be given soon
after safe and full possession the rs Of January
jy c2tawtsep WIN. BURTON, Com'r
- Rich WING will copy semi W cekly tbs
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c A r r Y A L L S, " A G Q Ms,
oMNL WHEAT DRih's,&e. 9SFA
MY TO THE CITIZENS or LYNCH NM
BIZ RG AND SURROUNDING CbtNTRY.--I prepared
repair Carriages and Wagons In each branch very
and the very best style having
w,rkmen each branch Also. lot ii No BtGGiES
hand, which will sell ns cheapas b. had Lynch.
burg. Also, WhcRt Drills on Improve plan. Ready
made Wagons on hand NJ al! times
2! dkctin tIIAS. y FI.YNN.
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-PURNITURE: :FURNIrURE..

ratefu for past favors. the subst rber would
return his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie generally and Inform them iiat he
has hand land constantly adding tereo) large
Elegant Furniture manufactured skf ork
the best material and finished most de
srabc His stock embraces article
ten in the most extensive manufactures
He SELECTS call from those wishing purchase feeling
surcd that he and will give Satisfaction regard to both
price and quality Of work
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD J. FOLKES,
Warerooms and Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware
house apt d&ctsif
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ONE DOLLAR
NVunn nRurNs

nNE or TnF prsr ruuGArlvE AND LIVER NE
r -" y. aI ., ..'s
Cfhattc "nsirr mider and erctnsl than oth,,
remedy acting hrsl on the Irr to eject It's morbid mat
ter then on the stomach and bowels OF that
ter thus accomplishing PURPOSE. rncc,uslly wthou,
~ any the painful feelings perienccd operation.
F. %, %"., E,l,. !, strengthen. re system a, The
era" doses viii strengthen and build up with unusual
> Dr. samford,. uaviuorn,er Is compounded en-
hrcly from new articles Of medicine, nanoly, Gums.
SON" idea OF the strength Of these gums be f'rm.
when 1t Ia known that bottle gorator con
nin~ a" much u ens,h one hundred dose. Of Caon.
- wth"nt ANY OF 'tsd''leirr"us effects
Though p".sos.ing medicinal powers thes, ans
have been but hue known to rh, -can. aud ns"
- raor, "hmhmot With such unprecedented a
ndnr" the proprietor TO offer IL ne family medicine tried
w. Lac" Complaints ia their wo,sl form.
sudig. .'i"n being canacd by drran cd Lirer
= I'D whun the LAYER isnAtitrsi 10 action
JHn"hir" '''an>od by nm improper action of the Fin
- and proof That the insiao relieves This
eaSp, o any traub,.d III J,,ndce tAka lii. luv
rairr rnlary week. and their skin N begin to
to-,i.,nc.- ran he permanently eurcdhy tho invir
y" Take 1t in small rc ng and assist,
eNr llehns'is az l.n IN healthy and active
"o!t s,.gnla,ly as clock work
- ",.L Headache sNo,y soon relieved by taking
- double dose q" the iatS""'' which cor'rcis all acdis
and ''r'nesS Of III. stomach
Fee a" Over l"ad'd stomach haA equal asit relievr'
~ all opr ssi," nne"sy feeling after oa'ns heartily rn,
far moicn" Centrally. al, who use it speak In ia.
highest ierm'
m,ur
irndri for 1iv,r Comp ains AMI all disease
ri,ins Diseased Liver The testimonials Of
hx hy ans in IT. inyr, induced lis Ia II,
ain thai II Is Of the greatest tiles
snrs givcnt byHp"Iu torlt mnt' complete
heoru the first bottle was takcn, and
thug edtc with ut trnnhr while before NOTHING hu
"a the piest oil would gcs mud often that pain
a. NV whnt to NIL readers IL, II iirr,
ftmydEts pBst1 'u H. do tail tli
- he greatest remedy In the wpld -''1r Fact
We take iniiuic pleasure recommending this mcdI
- = cine for Fever Wd que, Chitl Sc
- and all fcycrs of \ Eil,tOus Type. II opm
- WIFI certainty, and Thousands willing testify
n it, wonderful virtues.
- There has been hH"l IN family n remedy
- wh,ll has with such urhrndct success Ia tho
& OF Diseases incident to cliir .. Nr snuford's In
sigorRtOr; nor Is II alone toy d'asrs of children that
Tor It acts ASH tNtirrtio 10 mily and gently
- ani rCu"S tn thoroughly that
think are doing -" ali In ads i.tng them, HI
- they need mcdlclhe To IVY tbs tomcdy There
= r haN under uor" where great h"nci la,
received in diseases ct IT, Liver. Snmnch aud bow
" Ella where NIL other remedies futd give relief II hrs
becom" ful IN that will be- wit
out h.-Itctsonrih", hin ktip,biicaa.
PuCr uNE DOLLAR rtR NOZZLE
SAM ORD Il co, rroprctns 80 broadway, New York
~ TN
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nv " AHD.-Rrnnwn, from my

&c nn NE " 4 70 D.-NHnnwny from
sO wv Pam NtLr raHHty - th-lufte, on stanton
Rive time betN slh ard 2gh January. si-
MORO MAN named W Arr bright mnl1tto Gc,we,m
i've feet aud i've feet IL inches In height mntts
remembered. Wait ,,r1 W johnson 81
hansu public aneiHn Of Hector Davis city
Al oLd the 9TH January is;e reward Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS viii be pad TO person apprelirnhrg said
slave aud lodging him in Jdl CHARLES BRUCE
rlgta tfub f'rgak a Tbar, tfp Va
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81
"A MILE FROM LYNCHBURG.-we offer at pri 81
Of the Tract of Land belonging the ca
tate Of warwick and lying In the county of Amherst
We will sell 30 or 900 Acres. as the purchaser NAV
desire. The OF the Land whch offer about mle
from Lynchburg 1t has on the Dwelling House. and other
outhouses and also fine Orchard ANY wishing
larger Tract If Land obtain favorable terms a.
adjoining Trait Of 240 belonging Warwick and
L. Garland has been ordered be sold by County CONT
Vi Amherst by Commissioners H. Davis and s. Garland r
J.. r. WARWICK.
aug ~ d4t& c2taw3w ! NJ WARWICK
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rn.aC.- Il. DEANE.Jr n son.
I'm iHB jk6 VIRGINIA
CHIIaED RAILROAD A'AR WuEEs.S q
NEf are prepared Ia execute promptly, ordors
Il tent Tor then WHEELS. made ta,I.u ' fttsbsa ~
Rinh Coid hasi Char ,ai Fix.
nay nrrEi TO
JOHN -, AAi''4- Esr,f' do VIZ
EDWARD II GILL Esq, Superintendent Petersburg an
Richmond RailroadIu.
THOMAS DoDAMiAD ..,t, .,.g,-,-.= Lila
mr So, ''''"r..s. Muster M.chins, Virginia and
Tcnpcasrr Railroad Co.
Nj ARCHIBALD rAE, Master Machni.,vIrsinla cenra,
JOSEPH II ANDERSON. ESQ.,. Richmond, Va
Mrssrs MokRISS. TANNER & co, do.
FRANCIS MALLORY, Esq, Tresidsnt Norfolk aud Pc
tcts 'Hrg Railroad Go.
WILLIAM MALONE, F.a. Chief Engineer Norioit nd
Petersburg Railroad Co.
ADAM DENMEAD, Esq. Ba,m,re, Md.
- WYATT 4 co, Charleston y. q.
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON, Esq, Mol lie, Ala.
GENERAL JACKSON NORTON, Pensacola Florida.
Tho business at The LANGIORNE FOUNDRY, will here.
hcr be Conducted by The subscribers under tho firm OF T. Is.
ID AL, JR. L sos. J. D. DEANE JK,
ap l1e9a~n r. BROWNE DEAHE.
4 ANDASD NEGROES FOR aALE.- an
In If tho will Of John W King, decd -
"'aL on the IND Monday In september next Chat be
court day III mont OF Campbell o. sell Ia the highest
h'dr, three NEGROES, upon credit Of months, negoa.
BILE paper satisfactorily endorsed
Aud on Saturday 18th Of the month will tho
Tract Of Land which thc late John W King resided sua.
tod one mile from CAM bell G H. Immediately tho
leading ynehurg The tract contains les acres upon
he sold credit II and years. sale VIII
take place upon the premises.
Kic'n Furniture Stock, Plantation Tools &C. belonging
said estate H'
The title to the above property Ia good but shall only
convey such invested In administrator the
will anne xed of the said John W King deed
JOHN e. MURRELL. Admir-
with the " Ill annexed Of J. w King decd.
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1.NN('HBURG COLLEGE.

1NNtHBURG COII.EGE.
fuNh fourth annual session ut this Institution will
The loen,sn Ia e" the hca,h =, and arccs.he In
Hcr",lar r",l that q" the n".' American colleges. WI"
rh. Military ,rrnrm'm WIN be en'r'rn,ly maintained nm.
pna M'ary in-tue aud rcern,y connected with tho
tn,cd ss'r' Coast survey
The ,oN.. rro' viii hay" exclusive charge II tho
Grammar School N witch young ~i be- thoroughly pro-
''''"' EACUs.rY.
KoDEhr L.. BEOCkErr Frss.dont, Professor Of Na,u.
ihfrnors M,rn'~s. A. NJ. Professor of Latin and
hcy. " W. wNkrR, Profess OF Moral AMI Mental Sci.
RGv. SIX. Cox, Professor Of Isnry
- A. LAN"u"nNt, NJ y, rtof ssor Of Anatomy and Phys
Gt,strrt Aporno sAnropr IL ID IF .fcssor Of Modern
1erEnab'a .
Hoard e. per week washing OIL ~ PEI III fuel nj
lsh,s $40 tc,m Tuition a,o in tho d'amnar School and
$50 IA ia" Collegiate Department Tor hall session.
tg Catalogues containing further lnaton be oh
ta'n'd hy addressing the President ang5ts
SASAiEs URssNA.-Ad riish,i.i po.nnsed-.
- For sale by ". A StkofHER 90.
rrl 1854.
I .aD(l(I .."-"',- n. prime "." lows sssd,Ia
rsst Also Iinuhy Orchard ,tas. sh liu. tirsss ov
a. Green and 'ior'IS Grass Seed. -
lnn lAlAn BUSHELS WHEAT WANT.
lOV.VVO Enmwe VII pay thu h,she., ma'ke.
kr Pc having such sale wnnhi will
Tor" settling Tags iaroished upon IN. usual ,ern,a
nGggts CAMP. SMITH 90.
upATHES! DSTUS..- rhc swbsc riher hm ' ing
recently M considerable renovated hIa Bathing
and place., !" n.." " ~. sr "a .ow fully
with COLD TFfiD, hot, or SALT BATHS of the most
luxurious lcst aud the shorr, notice lie trusts
that by orpns Ia please he " merit and
tho patronage Of "a liberal community
- ilo,t LEANDER HARRISON.
sEt.HOES WANTED.
fuN1nE ~ nSt kIEBGK hay amy nuW.
hor III NgH"s OF both sexes om zen 10 thirty years of
nis" Women and Children tor hon the highest tsah
pIic wlbc given P.is5ns In he country will ba attended
10 al their home h2 giving description and add casing
al I.S urhburg Va W II. MOUNTCASTLE.
mhid irly
LNRESu ARROW ROOT CRACK FRS
u Just to hand lot of r sh Egg and Arrow Root Crack
Ihorc who have been ling now be supplied
aug .0ts !, II. THOMPSON co, Druggists
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drown AND kLEACMkD SHEETINGs,
nearly yds wide; large supply hand bc sold OH
ty LIST Sept uy l9tsl JOHN J. FURvIS, Ag't
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rNIVt" = 70 UN'Ot !" - ~ 'r"i"R
Machines from patterns proving themselves
victorious, will be seen from the following:
WHIrTEMOKE e. JOSLIN.
This Ia to certify that have OF WHTTFMoHE a jos.
Inns THPESHISG MACHINES and can recommend H. EN-
I" be the best machines and also mned
them any that Machines. have been in
the bresng business scvcr YEAS and they far exceed
machine that have had since have been in the ,hresh
ng business. SAMUEL ID. PATTERSON
"a
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DRICE OF xEwosENE OIL ANDLAnp1

u kEDttED.-W We will md after date sell IL.
kOSESE OIL at on DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE q MIS-
gallon. We have made Arrangement with the Agents
keep hand supply Of this Oh and sole venis
for this city The genuine article be purchased any
other house
We also have various styles of Lamps reduce prices
We call the public attention tbs Oi- the cheapest and
popular gh introduced being equal 10 Xix candles
II of q half cent hour MI IN & STEVENS,
jy 3c-ts No l35 Sycamore ST., Petersburg, Va.
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MANUFACTURER TOBACCO.-The Ssh
WI scriber attends to selling MANUFACTURED TOPAZ.
in New York and Is prepared to grant fair advances
LriGcnts to his address, HENRY LUDLAM,
sug,5 Pun " broadway, y. y.
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AAHEAI DR1tLS-"c hnvr now on ha hsl
w Bickfpd 4 Iuifmans and Other celebrated WHEAT
DRILLS. For sale by MuilTEMORE q JUSLIN.
aug IA ia
YNCHBIHG, AUGUST 18TH, 1sJs.-
IL Just opened
100 French KID Slippers, with heels 81 20 wor, II
IS " Black Cater Is 'ots, at ! M - q
100 - 4" ~ / - " rs
Call soon for bargains. JOHN ABRAHAMS.
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FENHE UNDERspGNED will carry slsc bus-
the old stand and invites ali the
firm give him call, to whom he will sell low
]. q. SHEARER.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-09-04
Stat ne ld 1oulBta11e.
PafOisse st. Hlamdrv

Succession de Be,aoit Tauhille, decide
II Nm vertu dun ordre de rHon. Ia Cou,
ILL., de District de St. Landry, rendu dams
la Succession ci-dessus, je vendrai a l'encar
public a la Maison de Cour, dams la vile de-
Opelousas le Mardi, 5 Octobre proclaim
les proprietes de la dte succession, a savoir
TrOis Lots de Terre, situes dams
laddition de lEglise la vile des Opelousas,
etant les lots Nos. 6, II ct l3 du plan de la
dite addition.
I'm Cheual, 7l>ae Montre en- on, atn lot d. Ar-
geuterte, un FusM, Pistolets, ct uu
lat de Lav1es de vaIeuy.
CONDITIONS LES placements devront etre
fats en- mon bureau, dams la vile des Ope-
lousas, lie Ter jour de Mars proclaim ); les ac-
quereurs fournissant securite solidaire, avec
. pour cent d'interet apres recheance ct les
terralns demeurant specialement hypothe-
qAes a la Succession.
LUCIUS J. DUPRE,
administrator.
Opelousas, Septembre, 1858.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-09-04

TENTATIVE DE SU1cIDE-Dimanche une
jeune femme, Alice McGurnes, sest jettee au
feuve. dams lie Quatrieme District Ellie
portait dams ses bras un enfant de trois ou
quatrc ans. Par bonheur, on est parvenu a
les sauver tous deux. Au moment oil l'on
retirait de l'eau la malheureuse, qui tenait
encore son enfant entire ses bras, celui-ci, lui
passant ses petites mains caressantes sur lie
visage, lui dit avec un accent, qui dechirait
Tame:
Maman, maman, je ten prize, ne meurs pas )!
Puissent les paroles toucbantes de ce petit
etre retentir toujours a son oreille, ct Tempe
cher d'attenter une fois encore a des iours
necessaires son enfant
On dit que cette pauvre femme, venue re-
comment d'lrlande, etc seduite a bord du
navire. par lie capitaine, qui lui await promis
marriage, ct Ia abandonnee, sans lui avoir
tenu parole.
On nous dit que lie recorder Adams Ia en-
voyee pour 80 jours au Work k-House.-C'est
done en- consideration de la misere de cette
femme, que le Recorder agi ainsi !? Son
crime. en- effet, nest pas de ceux gu 'atteint la
loi.
Dams tous les cas-, c'est une triste societe
que lui donnee Ia NJ. Adams Peut-etre
aurait-il pu mieux trouver? Un asile de
par exemple.
Courier de la ~ o.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-09-04
sbrdOn nance

Pour empecher aux personnes ct aux marchandiscs
venant de lietx iniectes de la fievre iaune dem
trer d'etse recues dams la Vile du Grand
/ Coteau.
Art I. lie Conseil de Vile du Grand Coteail
ordonne CONNIE suit
Art II. Qu'ahcune personne de tout district Oh
endroit necte on la hevre jaime agne, tout cito-
yen de d cette t vile qu ira bo5d de samboats
nant De tels endrots, ne sera admis Fms cette Cor
poratlon qu'apres que dix jours Sc ,eroht ecoules
apres avolr quite ces tells endroits on bateaux a
MONS gull ne prouve, satisfaction, au President
du Consell de Vile, quill eu la t1eyre ;aune an-
paravant, ct quill est acclimate Les medecins
ct les ministries de pEvaugile exceptes.
Art III. Quaucune merchandise, baggage. vate-
ment ou linge de lit, (exceptS tes barls quon ap-
pelle bars de quides, ct les articles tells que sa-
Won chandelles, tabac, farne, fromage &C. lesqnels
sont consideres metre pas capables de comruni-
quer Finiection), ne sercnt admis dams cette Cor
| poratlon lusqu ace que ces tees marchandses &c.
| auront etc ventillees CONNIE suit:
Marchandises de lame, &C., enforcement debal.
lees durant 4S heures.
Marchandses de cotton, Sc, entierement debal
lees durant &c heures.
Toutes autres, enforcement debaees ct ouyertes
durant "a heures.
Tous articles, emballes dams des caisses ayec du
son de scie de la pailIe, &c. tels que indictments.
Hqueurs, sardines, &c, "a heures
Art. ". II sera defendu par la loi = toute per.
some residant endedans des limites de cette Corr
poratlon de recevoir sa rnason on la!s ses pro.
pretes toute personne GU merchandise venant de
ieux nectes de ievre jaune, en- violation dcs Arts
IL ct Ill de cette Ordonnance. Et toute personnc
qul talllra, sera non settlement requse de
demenager ces personnes marrhandises en- de.
hors des llmltes de cette Corporation, mais sera
egalement passbe ct paiefa une amende de cent
piastres pour chaque contravention
Art V. Tout citoyen de cette Corporation tles
medecns ct pretres exceptes qui ira dams des leux
intectes de fievre jaune, ou qui ira bord de
steamboats, venant de tells endroits, ct qu s'etant
derobe de la vigilance des autortes preposees Ser
reviendra avant tPexpration des dix ouIs presents
dams Part IL, sera passible ct paera une a,nende
de cent piastres pour chaque telle contreventon.
Ordonne lie "a Ao1t 1861
ED. M. MILtARD, President
JOHN F. SMITH, Secretare.