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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-10
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IN obedience 10 an order Of The County Court OF York
i county and TO directed, We, the undersigned COM
m.. hereby advertise for proposals build In YORKTOWN
during the present year he finished before the first
day of Jauary 1860 jail for said county Of the ioilo"
Ing -ze aud description. viz The wall, to be built Of good
brick twenty-five inches thick laid in good mortar and
the work done ~ early the 18th Nov the size OF
the Jail eighteen feet wde and thirty feet long, with brick
partition the thickness forming two OF h
teen by eighteen feet square, door In the
OF end and partition door to lead 10 the back cor
criminals room the doors TO be made double Of white oak
pnl on. inch thick and ,hcky nailed with wrough. nails
and h thick sheet ron; outer doorS. feet wide
hy feet pnc partition door feet wide by 81 feet long
both Of hch be worked In the wall with suci, n,
quantity iron bars makc safe from the escape OF
prisoner. There In be four windows. viz Two on each
side be- placed In the center OF each ROOM OF the follow
INK size and descrpton-to be made oi iron frame 10y
inches, through which will 20 three courses OF iron
bars one inch and quarter square both up and down the
windows 50 as TO form square. Of six inches apart The
,ize of said windows be and half fee: wide, by
four long, the door aud window - TO be OF stone Of
granite inches thick and suitable width. and also har" all
dtinnal frame and sash OF wood and glass for each window
The foundation Of house be foo; under ground and
ground to the jo. ten feet with The ioor eighteen
inches by and two feet apart to &c worked III the sac
wall, and the door 10 be laid OF white OAK plank
~ inches thick, sor 10 inches vide. properly nailed
N. wall OIL plates OF oak pine heart by Inches. with
jois,s thereon Of the material by inches fee,
ssund.r proectn: inches on the eve for cernce, which
is 10 be boxed and Of pine heart gu inches By
4, one end he covered with pine heart or OAK plank,
edge and ed.e, Il inches thick and then covered WIN
sheet iron OF proper width and thickness. The pitch OF
roof TO be abou, 10 degrees under square, with stack OF
rhiun,ys In shc centre Of the building 10 form
fire place In each room, with Iron bar. worked 10
the chmney. TO prevent The escape oil prisoners
through the fennels.
All which work /, to he done In vorkmanlike manner
on or before the lst day OF January, l>Ge.
Sealed proposals, directed TO the undersigned Conms
sionrrs will be received at Yorktown Post Office until July
Court They will then opened, examined aud declared
Of to the lowest and bidder II not considered esorb
tan. CHRISTOPHER CURTIS ss.,
GEORGE W. SMITH, Committee.
SAMUEL e. WHITE.
T:. foioEing guarantee will be required OF each bid
der ene consideration, certified to their reron
sibliy, by Justice OF the Peace o! said county:
TIL. undersigned propose 10 build the County JAN o'
York county according 10 advertisement signed by Chris
tophrr Curtis. senior George W. Smith and Samuel T.
VIII ;c Cor 'hc sum =! -
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LAND AND NEGROES,

FOR SALE IN MECkLESBCRG COUNTY, VA
4 WILL SELL at Public Auction, on THURSDAY, THE
IiTH DAY OF JUNE next. my property at Christians.
willie. Va, consisting Of about thousand tl~1l acres Of
valuable LAND including the village property (which !.
,en.yc. Tan Yard and Tobacco fac;ery together with ~
teen valuable Negroes, eight youn: likely and Sebrokc
Mules STOCK Of ul kinds. Carts. Wagons, &c. &C. The
Roauua, Valley Railroad extension from Claksv'lle TO
K-,,y!e on the Richmond and pa1vill. Railroad will
pass Through the land aGd herr will be depot at he vii
i,re II Lot sold privately before the 10Th day OF June
ncx' 10. which due notice will be Eivcn certainly will
be sold then Terms liberal and will be- made known on
the day OF sale. 80
Purchasers are requested 10 view tho property. Will
take great pleasure In showing IT, II deemed unnec-ssa
sary 10 give detailed description Of the property here
is believed that will purchase before viewing IL
Suffice say that lies on both sides OF Butchers Creek
and II miles OF Boydon and Csrksve and Is miles
south Of Keyve There Is fair proportion Of Creek and
Branch Land upon Il, and bne springs Of excellent
water than any ttac. the Greek. About onerd Of the
Lnd is arabic tho balance In original forest and pines
The Land b. divided 20 suit purchasers
J. ,. FINCH.
TunS r. Moss 4 SoS. Aucts
So The Petersburg Express viii please cory ,wee
week until DAY .! sale and forward bill 10 inc at Christians
Vile, Va. orse,t!cmen.. J. }. ,.
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ym.yc Mas HryG WHILE PRACTISING N a
C;yyx,.Tv--.t most distressing accident &C.
o,,rrod a, Detroit Friday last resulting in the
da.,b n IIcarvT. Barns. aged IL. and son Of
tho senior editor Of the Tribune Of that city
!, secn,s tina, between ~ aad ] o'clock the
vounc man visited the gymnasium in which
bc was in the habit Of exercising, alone. At
II o'clock another young man repaired 70 the
room ard found Henry hanging by strap
from one Of the ladders. He was Immediately
cut down. but life had fed. 1t is supposed that
he was experimenting with the strap about his
neck. upon the ladder, and TIA; he accidentally
lost his footing. and 50 suddenly s,ranged as
to preycn, his helping himself 'r!th his baT'S
or fce.
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no TEACHERS AND OTHERS,

pElNG dsrous oil retiring from the aoor anu cohune-
ID OF school, orer for sale the property known
as EDGEW00D," about three-fourths Of mile from Pal
myra, Va 1t is the seat Of very loursnS school, which
could be continued and enlarged by early attention The
school has ne patronage both Of boarder and day 'eho
lars.
The buildings are all new and were erected especially
for boarding school Tile location is unsurpassed BY any
FOR beauty, comfort aud healthfulness.
would sell with the buildings 30 or ~ acres Of Land or
the whole Of th adjoining tract which contains nearly SVJ
acres and l. in 4 fne state cf Improvement.
~ The can be made favorable TO the purchaser
FkRKAE
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couuISSIONERS,

= q IF. o + IS +. a 7 FS a "a 7 IL T.;
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE or THE CIRCUIT COURT
d, III. city OF Richmond. entered the 3rd day OF
June 1865. in the suit OF Bowles vs. Weber, &C. VIC sha,
as .pec;al commissioners sell. on the premises, on the
FIRST DAY OF JULY, l> II fair, IL not, the hrst iaiI
thereafter III. Tract Of Land situated In the upper cnn
o: IL. county cf Hanover. the 'Oh Mountain Road
Ecln"nd and adjoining The ianh- o!
WIN L. Iry VIA H. Nucko> and others, containing abou.
2y ,c.>-ic Of .ich heavily tnerca with OAK ana
pine. and III" residue cover. with pine Tcod. IL is well
suited to the growth Of cor Thra; and tobacco and i In
u hcahy n.;hborhood.
TsgNs s,iyonefour;h cash. 10 he paid by the pur.
chaser Into VI the hanks .! the city OF Richmond and
the balance In two equal instruments, at one and two years,
BE- secured by ho bearing interes. from the day Of
gale til: h- retained til the order q! the Court
JAMES LYONS. c,,
Max 1.,-Jlwla H. !. DANIEL 1 ~''""' We
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HENRY LANE. lcor,.,,..ior.r.
JAMES l.. T0MPhlSS, !
FLOYD Corki IIorss Va. June 2-cl0t.
!. noxr pEsIRAnLE xUBUnnAN RE-

SIDENCE kND SMALL MARKET FARM FOR SALE.
TINIE subscribe. offers h. beautiful place on Grove street
for sale Il contains - in fine state OF cult.
vaon The House an Italian villa. good size and
heavily ornarct.d There 's large new Barn Carriage
house and other convenient ou'-buildngs sl'o large
Orchard OF choice fruit, %. various kinds
Tae location is perfectly healthy ard TO persons DONG
business In Richmond wishing 20 reside near the city
offers an induc-inent rarely to be met with,
For terms &C. apply at the corner oil Main ahd f,'
streets durinx businrs. hours al my residence on the
premises. h' = 'S' i"''
t,r;
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SPLENDID TRACT OF LAND.


DY vir Of decree oi II" Circuit Court OF Chancery
Tor Floyd county, in the cause OF John W. Iiead-ns
Administrator. and o;her, John Board and Others rem
dercd "A, April term. l>j? will sell at public auction
upon h" premises she sd day OF JULY, lsj", TIE
Burks Fork Ia IA. county Of Floyd and by recent
regarded as by far the valuable Tract OF Land In the
county Floyd and with slight improvements could be
made one among the finest farms ia Western Virginia..
Some four five hundred Of IL the finest meadow
land found anywhere the greatest portion OF which Is
cleared and in srs-s The rolling land Hes well Tor cul
tiya,or and .uperior quality fair portion {
the land still In native forest, Not foo; NJ the land Is
exhausted There are several buildings upon the land in
which prrsos reside Burks Fork Creek beautiful trout
,-an runs entirely through the land which together with
branches and number q! the nii-'' springs
water H. land Ia "ery convenient manner.
I, Is deemed unnecessary 20 give more eS'endrh De-
scriron s persons desiring purchase will doubtless,
anime the lands before The day Of sale. .
We are authorized 10 .e the whole tract together or d.
vide In smaller tracts which will determine On the
day Of sale. .
FROM an investigation Of the title feel warranted In
saving that ilcr. is doubt hut wha. Is perfectly clear
and sound. and there is no dispute about II.
TgE9,-Oae per ca.h. The remainder in l.. s and
24 months. equal irs; ;tln"n;-.
Either Of Us Capt John IIe. who lves near the land
or the who reside upon the land, VIII SHOW 10
those desiring 10 purchase
II though, She extension o. the Richmond and Danve
Rail Road pass ih, land The neiglhorI"oa i n
good one.
HENRY LASE EE;;cr,xs ;comni,.ion,r..
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James c. Gamble, ESQ.,, for % years clerk
Of the court Of Hardy comfy, Va, died last
week.
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SENTENCED TO DEATU.-James Sheppard, con-
yicted of arson in New York, has been semen.
ced TO be hung on the 22l Of July. He fired
his own dwelling and his vile perished in the
flames
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UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA.

APPOINTMENT or 4 PROFESSOR or LATIN.
DROPESSOR HARRISON having gwen notice OF his In.
tention resign she Chair Of Latin, at the close OF the
pesen, session. the Board Of Visitors will proceed at their
meeting ,hc 18th OF June 20 appoint successor
Appeations should be addressed to the Rector TnosAs
JyeEsos RANDOLPH, Esq Of the subscriber Cnivers
~ Of Virginia. 1. MACPIS,
YS-c6u Chairman Of the Faculty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-10
The NORTHWEST.


II Mr.. "Letchcr's tremendous vote in the
North West" is any evidence that "Frec. soiliSm
has triumphcd even here in Virginia" as the
"Hhiy" tells us, what does that paper mean by
its enthusiastic aspostrorhc 10 "oll Monon-
gala AS follows:
"OLD MoSoSGALiA.-OiI M"noasalii-ih- -.,i! nc Of
Wai;man r. Wiley, than whom there is purer soundrr.
noby in the late election. Although It upwsr
Of ,G1majorlty FOR Wise four ago. Le:crr leli-
county by majority "f Il. In addition thi. il ha,
elected whg to the Legislature, which i wonderful
triumph. under ir cireuIn,inee' Oh: had the remainder
of ii. Northwestern counties done tenth part well a
old Monongaa. how different would have been the rrsul,
Bat, all honor To Mononcala and To Wiley We mean
TO pay special visit TO both .oEle Of thee days
Ifthc" Wig" is sincere in asserting that Mr..
Letcher owes his election 10 the vote, OF Black
Republicans" in the Northwest, will it in
form the world what influence operated to give
Mr. Wiley a n'@jori'y cri1 IL Noaonqolia-
and to reduce Gov. Wise's majority Of 100. to
Letcher's majority Of 80: The Wig will
hardly have the hardhood To assert that the
100 majority Of Gov. Wise wa, due 10 any
lree.soilism," and yet in Mononsalia his ma.
jority was double that of I.ctchcrs; and Mr.
Wiley also carried it hy Il.
Why does the Edit,rof the " wig" do, Mo-
nongala which voted lor I.ctrhcr the great hon
or Of a visit, and exclude the Pan Handle from a
like honor: We hope the Elitor OF the Why"
will postpone his visit to Monongaia until the
assembling of the Black Republican Convcn.
ton in Wheeling. Birds of feather" &c
are told, flock together and the proper time
and place for covcying will be Wheeling and
the Black Republican Convention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-10

pr1 Morrmr BEATEN n LAsr-on Mon
d,v afternoon game Of chess was played N
%:,r York between Morphy and man named
1bomp,on, 1 in the presence Of numerous spec
,,,ors Morphy gave his antagonist the ODDS
of knight After play: two hours and
half Morphy resigned .gnpsoa havlnS on
the board the knight which was allowed him
c. odds
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EDUCATION.
crErf cukN .pJ a.. xif. futtI

TENTLEMAN and h5 wiz. INlthouI htuInOrahrtI 7
desire to obtain situations, Teachers In Female
school, or teach In neighborho"d where male and
female school could each be made up Having FIVE years
experience teaching they could give testimonials Of ab
~ &C. the usual lbrnncl.. o! English educaon Latin,
trenc,, and the Piano fort-. Address,
EDUCATION"
,l,E,.. (slsrta, gill VI
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CII.D,yEI.I.,S REAPER

IL; acs. practical and reliable Reaper IN use, hav!he
L preceded, il s.v-ra, Instances, in cut
=; GVsn large crops Of h-avy wheat,
'ss'. all the best rcspers o. the dag had
'or. ,,il-! before ;h harvest half over, and ifs
:i,ae does work each ily. than any other, owing
q y, :a,' ani simplicity. Early orders are respectfully
, a-'-,!
ALDwEfL'S HORSE. r" HEH AND 7WRESNIHG
W. HINES m continue 20 b- the best In usc and have
:-.. ryroy.d - perfection j. r. CALDWELL.
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Mo, Texas. The Galveston News, of the 26tl.
ut., contains letter written in the vicinity oi
San Antonio, which says
Gen. David +. Twigss is fast sinking into
his grave IIe is given up by his physicians.
has made hi, will, and given directions as to
his funeral San Antonio is noted for the ia
tality attending the Commanding Generals OF
this department. and vet no local cause exists
therefor General Worth died Of cholera.
General Brooke Of an old disease, and now
General Twiggs is likely to follow, of 4 disease
which la, troubled HIM at times for years past.
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NOTICE.

Two Certificates OF stock Of the Farmers Bank OF Viz
| cas In the name OF Ann T. MacSinder, numbered
~ for seven shares. dated March llh, ISIS, and the
:se, numbered 3jl for i've shares dated lst October
~ h-ya- been Loaf inslad. application will be made
~ 81 renewal Of the same and all persons hereby call
syoa how cause II there be any why new certificates
;ae same .Aal not be issued. JOHN DgBREE.
Aim Administrator U! Ann T. MacEnler, deed.
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REAPElSS AND NOW FRS.
n II. MCCORMICK OFFERS TO THE FARMERS OF
Y. Eastern Virginia and North Caro- ~
"a. Ii, EEAPERS, and REApEEs and SS@-
ISERS, deliverable: 20 order, through ~
=. s;-a;. WILLIAM \. BRAXToN. -
i.asE.s-Acs uin,on Pos: olce King William county,
t:.a.a.
AB-Al persons wanting Machines are requested 20
-: . 'h-r orders early.
l.r ~ WILLIAM A KRANTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-10

CoIoIln EN,GR,yrs TO li.yn On the ,th
proximo two small vessels Wi! e"'e W" u-., ~.
leans for Hay,i, with about 7a9 einisranis & nIee
men men Of f. colcrJ who 60 20 ,ha, Island IN order
-, ae. .,,o- ~ bn;r socal condition. Louisiana has
,ircady los, over 1000 OF these people.
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SlTIATION WANTED.

TINiE undersigned graduate of the University OF ylr-
ginil, Is DESTROYS Of obtaining situation as teacher
Satisfactory recommendations he sven 20 scholar
ship and character. Any information In regard 90 the
terms &C. be had by addressing m" n 'hc Cnivery
Of Virginia. q. q.
May 2j-cwtf
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THE OLD PAINTERS.

Mcssrs. J. Woodhousc d Co. have received
Tichnor & Fields elegan, blue and gilt" edi.
ton of Mrs. Jameson's charming and instruc.
tive work IN this subject. No ono of any taste
for the fine arts can fail to be instructed in
these pleasing memoir, Of the old masters,
especially rs foreign travel aud intercourse have
latterly excited new and increasing interest
in the masterpieces Of the Italian school
The writer who aids in extending knowledge
aud love Of the fine arts, is real bcneiactor in
this utiiitarian age.
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The undersigned justice of the peace for the county Of
York hereby cerfe that he acquainted with the above
C;uarantors and knows them to be men oi proper
ty aud able to make good their guarantee. -,
y
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The undersigned hereby undertake that II the bid o
for the building Of the county jail, In the
Town of York. be accepted t the Cour, OF said county
bond with approved security for the faithful performance
OF said contract under the penalty OF toasand dol
lars, conditioned according TO Law.
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LOST.


IDONu az the James River and kanIwla Company,
} guarant.ed 10y the State OF Virginia
Take notice a: shall apply for the Issue "i dul.
cate lost Bond Of the Jane. River and kaarhi COM
pany guaranteed by the State Of Virginia for I. 400 No
ia dated the twenty ninth day o August ISIS, issued to
John A. Smell guardian Of Margsre: g. and Sanuella An
drew and rr.dcrmabe Tor thirty from th. first dav
OF January 1910. The said John A. smell. well his
sa,d wards being dead distrbuc-s make this sd
yer,..nent pursuant Law for III" purpose aforesaid
JOHN McKEAGE
Ia right of his wife.
ROBERT BRYSON,
ELIZA PATTESGALE.
March S,,-c:,D By counsel.
X-IRGINIA.-IN CHANCERi.M a Court held 70
Y King William county, ~ The CoH't House en- Moh"ay,
The 2sd day Of May, ls&
Dawson lIudyin, and Thomas II. Minor. Plaintiffs,
Against,
Andrew J. T-mplenan and Frances his vile. Joshua =.
Minor and Mary W. Minor n'an, ani'r the age Of ;wen.
~ years, peichhah,s.
Th iay came the plaintiff by their counsel and on their
motion James o. Pollard assigned guardian al Item TO
defend the infan, defendant Of In this cause and appear
Ing by the adayi, Of Thomas H. Minor. ths, the deien-
dant Joshua f. Minor resident OF this State, Is
ordered tina, the sid dsendent Joshua Minor, appear
here in one month aer due publication OF This ORDER and
do wha, necessary 10 protect his Interest In this suit
The object Of this suit TO procure decree Tor the sale
the and real estate hed by the widow OF Rich
M!uor, deceased Copy-Teste.
Nav eG.ewis j. O. POLLARD Clerk.
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~ Weekly Dispatch please copy.

TINEACHER.-Ay young gentleman, graduate Of Il mi
ii,ary school, and who has attended lectures II She
University Of Bonn, Germany, desires situation a, teach
er in family, principal in an Academy. During the
last years h- has been connected with distinguish
ed Southern College. and Female Sennar, from which
well M from private sources he can have the highest te
monia, to character and competency. Apply TO
p. r. BiTTLE, ID. y.
June 2-dScot Salem. Roanoke county, Va.
XITASTED.-A Clegymau and married man. Who In.
w had several years experience In teaching a .radu
al. OF one Of the best European Unveres drsrous Of
changing his present location wishes Classical School
Female Seminary Of high grade. Location, South or
Southwest. Best references given. Address,
EETA,
MAY 23-cGy Office Of the Richmond Enquire.
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wM. HAGAI, JG. { co.

y. Undersigned. AGENT N VIRGINIA. for the above weu
5na establishments can supply the trade VITA every De.
i-p:ion o. PRS.NG MATERIALS, a. ;he naauflc'ur--s
,.!ce, and on the same liberal terms.
Having priaed she "RicHuoSo ESeriEEE for upwards
zen viii, ype and other materials purchased from
g-,,r, H.GAs Co. am induced 10 recommend, materials
~. heir establishment In preference TO Others.
sci,.n Books will l.. furnished 10 the trade and sach
a, ray b. se-c ed will be forwarded with despatch.
WA. r. ALLEGRE.
N.-.hl. 'Enau!rcr' Office, Richmond. Va.
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TO EDITORS IND PRINTERS.

TNE SIbscrib-rs beg leave call attention 70 th"!r
/ STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS Bua-
nEgS PRESSES &C.. &c. large supply ofwhca they keep
asn,iy hand at their Type and Stereotype foucdry
So 3, tio.d s.. New York.
w-haye f;l assortment OF a! articles required in
:;.i.sS 0Gicc including
CASES. CHASES. GALLEYS. &c.
A. . uh!ck warrant equalin every rvpec 20 any man
,:g.ed In this country and Which will sell cr the
;e-G viz: six months credit for approved negotiable
-,, or ZEN c. discount FOR cash. Old Type taken
.,rhanse for the price Of nine cents pee
-at M delivered within t days from :Ire .; purchase,
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New Livery Stable.

1NAsTLE& KEAN, having u rctlased the we'll known
u Stables on Third street, formerly owaed by Rob-
ert Beal, beg leave to inform the puSl c generally,
that u soon as practicable, they intend to fit up
their establfsl, menti in a manner not to be surpassed
bv INV other Livery stable in the South. They will
have = new supply of carriages. Buggies: and4pther
vehicles, Is we'll Al Carriage, Buggy, aid Saddle Hor-
u.s--in factevery acc Clnmodation for travellers: ple;t-
lure parties, and others, can be had at reasonable and
satisfactory rates. HENRY a. CAS1LE,.
4. AILEON4 KEAN.
Having sold to ,,e..iTss: 1 c..tfe sKe.n the Livery !,
So bic on Third street, known IS. Beal's Livery
Sta ble,'',s / take this method of recommending my
Successors tosrnny patrons and thestravelling commu-
nity, believing that they vii give full. satistactioa to
ILL their customer. #ssS#Esia. a a.,
's.tonz Reass, = s.ss1April q, 1859 :s;:z5s2#z M
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If1Cr,1 d,

Il ELECTION will bchelds on Monday the 9th day
Il. 81 Nay, next, A.Ds5,1s69 Ut being the End Mon:
day ofsam month nsthesW heds hereinafter mention
d, tor tie purpose, q sllectinsSSsH me- u ah be r q tie Police E.
lies Jury, and until their SUCCESSORS are appointed
and qualified, to wit: al 2Szs%5#S1 IT.. ar a4s@..
-. 1t Ward-Commissio1ners 4. n. Tuillier, Janvier
: ]. ID gerd51coa,ssfissllensrs H..Hebert, ). cazesana
"a Mau--Y.BdhasshhS /. Landryz u: y. Landry.
ia Jtalies u Lobdell;; 4.
"a Ward-coani.siepers, i: VI hhrl 4. D%eclprcq
and j. r. Tacaneaaa.. d Hszsa4ass t#sa
II Ward--4commlasioners 7. =: Hereford, " D.
WINTER and u s Robertson..aasss " :a2.Is4#
Said elections to be Mold according to law. ]
" By order Of the reeideA t. 49, .z$S##zM
April 18th: 1852. ]. BERGERON,
~ # EA@sS.ss@ ~ #49#45 VIII Clerk. II
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Wrigtt's Ranges.

Wrigtt's Ranges.
IN not require to be set up ana enclosed with
IL brick-cook with six holes, and two separate
ovens-bake pastry and meats at the same time.
The ovens are easily cut off frum the fame and
heat, thereby causing the Range to last twice as long
as a common stove.
The fire chamber is very small, with hollow draught
bars and is lined with fire brick.
The water reservoir stands three or four feet from
the Range-contains twenty gallons Of water that is
ALWAYS boiling when there is fire in the Range.
These Ranges can be had at the sole agents for
Baton Rouge.
MONTAN & malta,
Hardware Store.