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DUBLIC SALE OF TRACT or LAND

l. CALLED MANHEIM, IN THB COUNTY VI
HANOVER ON THE HICHMOND, = kP. BAIL
ROAD, Is MILES FROM RICFA0ND gIOCks
SLAVES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS. CHOPS, -.
Pursuant TO the provisions Of Q deed Of trust no0
VIM II Winston TO tho subscriber, for the benent o.
his creditors Of record IN Hanover cfcs. the Under
signed will on the 18th day Of January, 1862 On ne
premises. proceed TO sell the above fret q Lan9
called Mannheim, adjoining the lands Of wnhsm,
Wiuston, the estate OF Philip winston. GerS.
and others, distance from kichmond, ~ toe esen.
moud fredericksburg and Potomac kailrosA. y
mica and within miles Of the Central kaiiroods
n the fredericksburg Road.
There IL 4 turnout called Ellett,s, Of UArTeoos!e
withiu half q mile Of this land. The tract ooDe1aoo
ia6 acres and its susceptibility Of tmpFovemsns
eousi TO any land In Hanover 50
The improvements conslss Of . enmpfSaoe oNoti-
na houss. new with i've rooms. new tececoo rg1s
smoke house and negro quarterly Al new. n
rarely the case that . more desirable nm. 49,
the local advantages. quality e 81 sno
hood. are looked to- 10 o1ervd 20 q, ~. - N
At the SEINE time and place. VII - - W 49,
and sirIs: ali the Houssnold and kisensa SaEnlss
stock Of Cattle, Horsse, Hogs USoYs = :. ~o.ssa
TrsHs-For the Lard, . cvedt OF Aoa y 49, s.
Win Be Allowed ior notes. with eplr0veo ~
Carving interest from the day ~ sale. ~ -
retained until the last payment y 100.
Slaves VIII 81 sold for cssh- Tor TIE osnss Nv
pertv terms made Known On day 81 eokes
Ths title 70 the land u undoubtrd. oue eesun9 =
trustee, viii convey with spses.l y.rrsnsX.-~~
No lS-AWtdo ~ y " lN9Ayg..
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sIsry@ COX'S LlNE.-The only
Irregular Line Freight Boats from
Richmond to I,ynchburg. three times week, TUES
DAYS THURSDAYS and sATURDAYS.
Boat SULTANA, Capt VIM smith
Do THOS W JOHNS Capt Chas johnson.
Do LITTLE TENNEsSEE Capt Jas W Maxwell
Do MERCHANT, Capt Parsons.
Do NAPOLEON. Capt Geo @ Layne.
Do TEMPEST. Capt John Donald.
These Boats are all of the frst class, and comman-
ded by careful and expert. need Captains, and lea We
promptly as advertised The subscriber, thankful
for past favors literally bestowed bees contin-
uance of the same. For freight apply to
WM P COX, Agent,
At the Shed. Dock street. in of old Gas Works
ia
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UNDERGRADUATES OI

sT-> NOTICE.-CHANGE OF
yssszasss111 . II 0 q Rs-The steamers GLEN
COVE AID CURTIS PECK will leave the wharf at
Roc ketts EVERY MORNING, (Srnday excepted, }
for Portsmouth and Norfolk "t61s O'clock precise
ly, and return each alternate day, touching az All
the regular landings on the river, going aud re-
turning. oclS RIO hASKINS
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SECOND SUPPLY OF
Il FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
81 have received, and will open this morning q
'sesh and magnificent assortmeBtof
IA LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
4rrtrsciug all the newce. designs Also. splendid
II INK OF
q CLOTHS, CASSyMERES AND vEsTrNGs.
i f every grade and color beautiful line al
seeds, Sattinets Angela Cassimeres and isne Ken.
vcky Jeans suitable for Boys Wear; Eise Red and
D. Blankets; Alec, large stock Of Servants do;
Il heavy stock OF Negro Clothing of every quality,
rHUg with general stock of every species Of Do
1roshH Goo5s, All of which have been purchased
+. New York within a few DAYS past or the most
fyTsbe terTas, and will be sold cheap fer cAsa.
4 7apt paying customers
Z call is respectfully solicited Of ali who want
= zap and good Goods, All ask come and aud
rtse for scJl selves, aud l will guarantee to
i Il Nse, 81 No. q Main street.
A cS4-9a mo Z, SMfTUEn
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r AND AGENCY.-Hayine been en-
T ANDING from schooner B. r. stoel !
l06.044 feet seasoned White Pine
1880 feet a. inch Button Wosd
1929 feet So do. do.
x1ak FIAT 40 0ak

which Will Soil very low IINm tne Nunn
EDHD h. DUDLEY.
des 18th street. between Main ana franklin.
GALE OF HYGEIA HOTEL AND FIX.
- TURES, &c--By virtue Of q deed Of trust, exc
cuted to me as Trustee. by Joearh Segar and Mary
e. his wife, bearing date the 4h OF March. lH6, for
the benefit Of Joseph Willard and Henry A Wn-
lard and Of record In the Clerks once OF the Coun-
~ urt of Elzaneth tty county, will sell 1t auc-
ton. on the premises, On the 18th day OF January.
1889 the folIowin property, described In sad deed.
rs all that pIoperte Epown as tho HSGElA hUTkL,
1t Old Point Comfost, In the seSte OF Virginia. with
all the fixtures aud appurtenances thereto belong
ing and s privileges OF every sort and description
TO the said property. belonging. or sppertsintng.
and held and enjoy ed by the said joseph segAr, g
the date Of the said deed, including all the PRIV
ege. in relation to the renting OF the BUILDING ana
its appurtenapces erected By the Trustees OF Hugn
Garland, and every other right. benent or PRIV
i-ge and advantage which the said Joseph 9sGer
then had enjoyed and possessed, In ~ full and IN
ole q manner as he couIi transfer and convey the
same under the restrictions imposed ~ the United
states together with all and singular. the FURNITURE
If every sort and description, and all tbt impie-
nents and utensils. aud all the wines and liquors IN
AMI upon the said premises
TERxs or sALE.-oue-nftb Of the purchase money
in cash and IL residue with interest In equA IN
stalments, payable on the LIST day Of December, ~
each ano every year after the SALE that the last
instslmsnt ehaii fall due on the lst Of Dscemesrs
1851 The deferred pay ments to be secured 81 gooo
CHAs & MALLORY. Trustee.
n.~ a A
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Do Return ticket, good for days. 2
This train viii stop only at Regular stations
take In and put Oh passenge,s .uoxv
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NEGRO HIRING, &C.--The subscriber
~ continues to hire out Negroes, rent out houses
ss Real and Personal Estate and will attend TO any
other business requiring 81 Agent. Having an ex-
tansive acquaintance with the citiZers of Rich
mond and its vicinity. combined with an experience
of upwards of ten years in hiring out nsgroes. he
ltters himself that the homes and prices procured
for them viii. as heretofore give satisfaction to
their owners. Personal attention given in all cases
of sickness. share OF the public patronage is So
licitei. He refers 10 the following persons:
REFERENCES Judge Wm Crump. McGruders
Sons. Wade w Woodbridge. Richmond; Or John
Garnett Capt Jacob Keesee, Henric0; VIM q
Ramsay, Walker Hogans, Hanover; Eioer r Hen.
ley, William Boulware, John Lurnpsin. King and
Queen; Capt Henry Undertake. Or Lee Edwards,
King William Elder james w Goss. Orange; DR.
John DuYall, Petersburg; Elder X L Coleman,
Scottsvile; NJ Ware, Eider Peter Ainsley. Essex.
no LYME, General Agent,
Office in Basement Of Metropolitan Hall,
no 9-2awtD Dis tdfm PrapEliD street.
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AUCxIOn SALES.
s~-<--->.<~~~.~-~-~
FUTURE DAY3.
By Thomas W. Ksesee,
(0hice corner Of 18th and Cary streefs

RIRCH LUMBER FOR SALE AT
- AuCTION.-Will be sold ON FRIDAY MORN.
In december 3. com mencing at 10 O'Clock &c the
THOUSAND FEET or SEAEONE0 RIRS,H INN.
oEns Incn mick, kr and on account of whom Il may
Sonncsrn. 1H0E. v. KEEAEE,
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BY Alexander Mott, Anct.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO.
- iES..Wil be sold at my store, at auction
on o.. THURSDAY MORNING. at 10 o. lcck. 4 large
lot new ard second hand Furniture. -s'
Rsady Msda G., invoice. fresh Dry Goods.
GnsyC Msoe Clotnan shoes, Hats and Bonnets
de 20 NA. NvlI.
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NEGRO HIRING.-The undersigned
~ thankful for past favors, again offers his
vices to Lis friends and the public generally. to
HIRE our NEGROES. He will deyoes his strict
attention 10 getting good homes, and the highest
prices Aud in all cases of sickness will see that
the Servants are we'll attended to.
Collections and payments promptly made.
LUClEN LEWIS,
Metropolitan Hall, Franklin street,
do it'll Richmond Va
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7 00k AT THIS
- LOO9K At THIS,
CHEAP DRESS G00Ds!-I will open. on Mon
lay morning, a large variety OF new and cheap
Dress Goods Ladies in wantwill do well 10 call
rsrly and select at AUG M4IDERTS
t4I8 Chesp Store 81 Main street
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BLANKLTSi Servants

- nv ANTS BbANkEIS Servants
- Risnketsli ALI persons IN want Of Servants
aukets will fad IL 20 thcir Interest 10 examine
,1.k before supplying themselves, as We have
'srSa stock on hand ot the above named goods:
= !, aFe selling at very reduced prices,
JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD,
.ns NO e Main street.
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CILKS! SILKS! bargains bargains.
- -Wehsve marked Gewn our entire STOCK of Le-
3es Dress silks about 3n per cent and set them
apart on a separate counter in the paIt OF the
strre where they will remain on exhibition until
aid. they are offered 81 greatly reduced prices.
The Ladies' are respectfully invited to csll and
hem. uhhlhiN,
do rs Opposite Exchange Bank.
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SHIPPINQ.

IL FOR BALTIMORE, VIA NOR
.AsE F0Lk.-Tbe regular Packet schr. Hope,
Frank, master, having portion of her cargo en-
gagged, and going on board will have dispatch.
For bslanceo of cargo. apply to
de 2S-lw W d COIOUITT 4 co.
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NHEAP SERVANTS CLOTHING, &c

- &c - Housekeepers having their servants
Clothing TO purchase will find it to their special ad-
rautage call at my Store where they can get the
lest bargains in Lindsey, Merino, Muslin, Calico.
Cotton Cloth Cassnetts Hosiery, Shaw Is. Cloaks.
Er &c AUGUSTUS MAILERr.
de IL Cheap Store IL Main street
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NHEAP-THE CHEAPEST IN THE

If you want good large Bed Blanket, for hall
their value, Can at 2! Maln street:
II you want yard wide Bleached Cotton, at Ga
rants Gall at 81 Main street.
II you want fast coiCred Prints from 64 cts aud
upEards Merinoes and De Laines at low prices.
Call at 81 Main street,
IF you want to save Is per cent. in buying cheap
Dry Goods of all kinds,
Call at No q Main street
If you want handsome Philadelphia made Mo
eco Rootees with or without heels; 9oatskin DO:
Yisses' Chi!dren's Mems AMI Boys Shoes; at as.
iguishlug low prices. call AT q Main street
L. INSEpE STRAUGS.
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Nor 1 BAD.--The Albany 1fs ,snls
which has d school master among ils ea's0ERf =
responsible for the following,
The principal Of one " o q seleo as,S
has been sending circulars to the Paf n sa'R II
pupils, which, signed and Returned ME- HUN
ize him to iufict such panishmets caksSssN
or otherwise, as may in his judstlea \ ss 81
per. The following answer preyes sass N
Of the parents are pleased ct ilae lasa ,.s,s
DeaT Mr. Rdtfsn-Your licking es!ssS1I q
dulIy received, i hope Is Is ny john .l IeIass
lin inst as ofiin as YOU XIII, Heass I'm. 8gI
is John. Hitho I've bin ii habit q ~ sSAs w
him miself. It seems TO me be nezer, . w "
anitbing, his spellin outragusly. \, d ssass 4
Wallup him wei, ser, and you w fss''y 4
thanks. 1, lsSxsM
up. s.-What accounts for John osls, N
a skollar is that he is my sun ~ ~ Nasss 4
husband
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go LMMt EfTET $50 XAnAEE F&REH%ki
KEEP YOUR Eye on YauR NElGHBeRs.;s16kA
care of them. Don't let them stiiir xsiiiltspaai
watching. They may ID something MfoAdss$EE
yoa 10. 70 be sure that yaa ieyef AkS5Nf tta4
TO 90 anything bad, but II may ~ ef f554ss NJ
count that they have not. PefaapN III atshN6d
not been for your Kind care, they taiIiiSsslft ls.'
disgraeed themselves md families il il6ag III
ago. Therefore don't reIax any sefafaFt ~ i 4
them where they ought 10 be neyersf6J
yeur OVID business, that will take carHo it4KsE
1liefe is a mar passing along he u lodkiHS
over the fence-be suspicious of himl ppAsiapl
he contemplates stealing something s9tQs NJ
these dark nights there's no kaowipg why
queer faacies bio may have egat int ls hsaa'
IF you see any symptoms Of any ene 5passtagg
out Of the path Of duty, tell every S1QReA ee
that you see, and be particular 10 se Z svst
many. It is i good way Y circulate sesa
thugs. and though It may not benefit yotgFel
or any. one else particularly " Mil be sfEk
thing important about some que elsc. SssssgSs
Do keep something going silence ia Ay tNse'
FIJI thing though i was said there Yass slsle \
in heaven for the spaee Of bali AZ b eual 4 tses
let any such thing occur on earth \ swoAaa ~
too much like Heaven fur The inhltItaatts8 n
this mundane sphere. If after aIl y,ar Saset
fol care, yon can't see anything out oIt ae WI
III any one, yon must be sure IL y nota p eeaess
they have not done anything bud sperhaps n
an u~nguarded moment, you lost sight N IN sFsl
throw out hints, they die ~ bettef5 sns \
they should be-tbat Won should not lw ~ ~, 7
people found ont what they were aftsf y Sblk
and then they may NOT carry 4 thel rsi hesa N
high. Keep it a going, aid some eE ssA Ala
take the hint and begin to .hel,. ylas a. Hun j
white-then there will be music. aHd syaflss4t
will work like a charm. A55
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An Irishman vas about TO marry Z !, ,TsS n
ern girl for her property. /. u u .s itsda N
this woman for your welded VIE sfeSs@
minister. " Yes, your reverence anal v .
too said Pat.
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A lady, who rouged very highly. eoa.p,sd II
to Rigaad. who was painting fet s;m Nhss
he did not use good colors. asking ~ \
he bought them. ~ atbas sgl
II believe, madam" he repliea, \ We
and / both deal at the same shop
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GOURl5lsS DE BEIsLrGHENEY.--Gett
~ agreeable retraite diete, situee s
Paroisse 81. Landry, ai mi n x sMSA
lieu dune charlnanto Piniere, don't aasE Ss;sS
IA terrain est paetiqneraent acct.
delIa, a environ as miles des 0peioasas, scraS on
yerte le Ter JUN, pour Id reception dus public.
Cot Establishment Went dAetre enforcement repare
ct laeint asnealf, ct de notables amtliorations y ont
etc ajout6es deplis Ia saisnn N~aerniere: Une grande
6carie, aeNx ~sionpelles maisnns a bains, avec de
gTunds reservoirs ~viennent d'etie constructs; cette
aernitse arneiioiatioil apportefa I'M grand comfort
aux haignenrs, qai pourtont ~toujours obtenir de la
pure eali do snurce pour les tiains, ces reservoirs
atant liars do fatteinte de l'eau de liz piuie gu de
isinanistion eoInnle ci,deyaat.
Les qualities fHlin6rales do lean de iees sources, ct
les noulhrefses cures qu'elles ont operfes, sonttel-
lement connues gull he sera pas meme necessaire
den faire mentions III est A espAref que les ~yisitears
trollverpnt Il eas Sources toas les Agreements reunis
soiHs ~niafgent pour II teindre &C but. Hs'est assure
fessseryiees ahifeXceileit o~nisiniers DIM bon maitre
a'h6tel, ct de domestiques polls ct attentits. IL d
aussi engage pour la saison, deux inusioiens, ct en-
oatre, en- yue de fabondanee dn chevreuil dams 10
pnisinage, il aura an service DIES ~visiteurs, ane nleute
de Taiaats. Y Went egalement de taire construire
~plnsieurs petits hateanx pourla pache dams ie Lac,
qui est sitaa d environ 4 miles ,les Sources, Ell III lie
poisson ahonde. II uuviira aussi un Cafe ayee IN
hon billiard ct on il tlenara ~t0uj0urs les meilleures
boissons, de bons wins etts f
Pension ct logement, par mos, 81 a4
par ~senainss 10 q
par 3onrts t... / hhS
lne9aux, par Jour, ...4.as ...4....t -. O.
par fepas,, f...s .....t...s !, 30Ss
Les visiteufs p~oufront taire adresser leurs lettres
4 Bayou Chicpt, attendn luiune personne sire sera
preposee 4 Feiset de. transporter, taois fois par sci
maine, les lettres ct paqtlets aes ~visiteprs.
Qpeleasas, 8 jnia 1858. L. PATIN,
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Experimentation J. II. Hoy, der
ll INCREMENT. DIES 0pelousas, Went a'ouvrir une
eeole pour les jennes files, a la Willie Platte, a la re-
sidence din doeteart McDavitt, on les pensionnaires
qu'on voudra bien lii envoyer, seront reeues par ellie.
o Janyier. 1853.
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"Why, it's as plain as 2 aud'2 a s,is ~ 'asy
said q man, in an argument. pas 4 MD
that, too" said his dispntanti : e ! !
make 81
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A bachelor friend of ours, passlngsal1

A bachelor friend Of ours, TasslagS ap I asa
street yesterday, picked up thitnole;s lssass
a moment meditating on The probable sosssI
when pressing it to bis liT9s hc sala \; " NJ
that it were the fair lips Of The WeassF \ SsS
as he had finished, a big, fat, n~gglys9bsaok As:I
looked out Of an upper window I a91
Y Boss, jis please 10 frow dat flnlo W \
entry; Ijis drap ii y Our friend falllesssSas
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DURIFIEz Liz sANG.-Pilates de Mo-

DURIFIEH LE SANG.-Pilnles de Moi.
- Mt--Amer du rhnnix, Confinement fibre dc
toni poison mintraI). La grande ealehritn qnaon,
ac4uis a cesa leux preparations. les cures e~xtraordi
lnaires qnNiis ont ~esfectnes, rendent ~inntiles tous les
6loges que ID proprietaire paarrait faire do leurs pro.
pri&tas medicinales. Ayante te depuis plus de viugi
ans devant 10 public, ct le tsmoignage de plus de
troIs millions de personnes lear deiyent uae santt
fiorissante, etablissent au,dela de toute controyerse
la rsputation do oes piiules st de Get amer, CONNIE LEI
meillenres preparations Vegetables qni aient cts Of
fertes an public dspuis de leagues anuees. Dams
tontes les yiues ct villages des Etats- unis, il y a dies
nHlhers de personnes diaposses A temoigner de leus
efiuapite dams une multitude de cas-.
Pour les Ecroaelles, uleeres, le Scorhat, les erup.
tious DE- Ia peau, ces preparations sont d'ane aetivi-
is remarqnable sous leur influence, Ia maladie dispa.
RAFT en- pen de iours, tant est graade ieuf action SUI
les2ng. La Fiegre On ~frisson, ID Dyspepsia, IHydro.
pisie, les Hemorroides, disparaissent hientot deYaut
leur action curative. Chaque famille devrait sap.
provisionner ds ces medicataeas MIN deYiter bean-
coup de. depenses ct de soatfSaaces.
PrSpaYep par William b. MoGatt. If. H., New York
Avendre par psbepnce Hebrard / Go.
0pelousas, 10 Juliet 1857.
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TNrAT DE IA LOUISIANE.-Gonr de
A1 Di~strict--Paroisse ST. Landry {. No. 1851 il.
Felunise I4anglloisg N Jules Mesffic.
Dams cette Attire par Ia raispn de Ia loi ct, de
TeYidenoe, II est oTdound, adjuge Ut decrete que la
deinandefesse Feionise Eangldis soft separee de
biens Havee son mari Jules Mertrie Ie defendeur,
que IA communicate d'acquitsiet de- gains SOFT dissosl-
to ct quaelle ait j~ageinent contre 10 defendenr pour
ID senlme Dc trois,cent-yiiig -neuf niastrea ct alatre,
yingts1uinze SONS avec cinq pour cent d'interet sur
ladite soInlne y partir dn l6 JUN 1850 ct que son
hypnthAqne iGgale sur les biens de- SON dit mari SOFT
~reconille mise en- force do cettedate a Ia susdite
periodic,
II est de plus ordpnn6 que les ffais de &c process
soient payes par 10 defendeur.
Faith ct sign6 en- pleiIle Court ce IL JUN 1858.
B. 4. MARTEL, Juge
dn I5me District Jadiciaire, lie.
Pour eapie coflforme,
H0MERE Al. IiArouR, Dept, Grefier.
Onelousas, 10 iuia 1858. ~
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To prevent your hair from, cg,ass n 4
never let your wife catch you klss'ps
want girl.
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uOTRL DE VIEEEs-Le soussigne Il
IL lhonnear a infprmer lie public quill est pref a
reecvoir ct logger an moiRs 100 pensionnaires dansson
grand ct eommode Hotel siiue sarla rue du milne,
dams Ii vile de St.Martin, Les chambres sont bien
aSrees, ct les repas serent toujours des meiiieurs.
II a anssi ouveFt sur lie beau terrain tonehaut 4 rho.
tel, mic eeurie de louage ou ron poarra toujours Sc
procnrer, h aespfiN moaGsts des yeitures Buggys,
Sulkys ct DIES Ghesaux do Yoiture eide selle
G. p0UMENGE.
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and the .sady When 4 NM DIV
spouts when be hold Ills pcaea II sRsss
n whe te ISL hufniliated MI II II rs s
down 9 peg or two, aud mads Nh III.
small, ~ He calls his hands " ra ,ssS lsss
J. pins 70 be perplexed. Il ~ II III ~ Il
NAKED to be disaiSnoii,ted !.
to he cheated, n y:y
eheatee. rly, isssy lonssnFfoWbts AZ
socyer il fine, i nobby wthatsssojegSysestF Il
5by, IL seedy,N wl.atsoeverii ii pleasant.
Sly.. He says Blessed ii lie ao@
z blowed II he does that h shaaansI
does The other thing M be excssaiImms h
eye MY stars 4 If youI asked H s
were his stars, he would Be \ stiuraiiIsa5S /
Then he swears, By George \ III
piper ION select ,oceasiions l5 sele0tss Ill
piper that playaav belp,res1 1Moses. NN| I
good deal sof this slang II hafm1ew 4
the terms are, think. VERY expressive I'll II
there Is much iii slang that Il dbjecilBSpat6
For example, as ,s~Arcfae.cpllN Il aAtes dbbSseasyNd Il
one Of bis sermons, fhe word goseTfH6F Il
applied ID Il father, Is I'd be iresffebeNaeedis
have heard d youHg man call hfs thafiIae NTgj
iieViDg officer. Does II not betfgf ID Ii
part Of young mea great ignorance II 81
paternhl and fiIial relationships. or gysatt a| Ss
tempt for them 7 Their faIbeE n e sGH
young men merely A gayeEagfmerssilyy ii
representative Of authority. It5liesentls emas
| the Repression Ii used BIZ ihutssaIIS 81 yysg Nj
men Mllo4seiieraie and iove t1aif naFeehigs VI
only think, and Tam sire ~s4rNiII admit N NJ
I it is ii cold. heartlpss word Wheiis tI1s Tnf6iiH
aud one that ought forthwith tobe abapd6iiNea'
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ID ARATONNERRES EN- GUTYRE pa
- TENTES.-Le caivre d hut fois lie pqayoir
conductear du fer, est plus durable. ct moins sillet a
Ia r~ouitlei eucnre, me senle charge d'eieetrioit6
comInuniquerait 4 une barre en- fer so degrees de
ehalear. qnand une en- cuiyre men donnerait que 6.
Pour d'antres parfit uIarites on pcut 80 sIrocurer
des eircnlairssa lsofice du soussigne.
T0nte application pUnrl'agence, dess ordres pour
actions Oh nnndeles, ct toutes communications rela.
tivement a cette affare, r~eceyr0nt une prompte at
tention en- les adressant 4
IT, w. r.. JACKSON,
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Il NHAS. N. EAEFR. HoFIogef, 6BlJeutlere e
M Orfevre, encoignure Main ct St Landry, Opeleu
.sas, d CONSIGNMENT en- main IN grand assortment de
montres en-, m ct on argent franchises ct anglaises Il
double boitiers, montres aPatent Lever ct Lepine,
Boncles d'oreilles, Bagues, Brooches pour DANES ct
Epinglettos pour messieltrs, ~lunettes, plnnaes en- or
ayec manches dor ct d'argent, Parfsmefie. Brooches
a cheyeux, Saynns de toilette, ct autres articles trop
longs a enulnGrer, ID tout d DIES prix redni' pour du
compliant on de BONES aceeptatfons sur la VILE.
n ex6cutera aussi ponr du compliant toutes especes
de trayaux.concernant sa profession, avee pIomptitu-
de ct q Ia satisfaction de tous ceux qnil'honoreront
de leilr5 confiance.
Opelnnsas, 81 mars 1856.