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TNwoOD, THE REsIDRN X OF wCKnIch,

wi ~ might.
isrn nn 7 TO s i"% ~ SS.odd6SS Ht.oyyay, for snic.ahaviSFd De
Proyement Of my farm on James Rive, Oder for ~ nx nIl sH
residence In The county OF Nottasay near The Lewiston PLANK Road
Road, and seven miles west Of the Court House. A Iar. onpoSs"'
handsomely improved ' e.lais aF, Ts.l, Of 0e!1lolos /, ycla.his and
mostly Of red o. chocolate loan, very similar 10 the PisdnontIasd.,,
BILE land Is equally divided by survey into i've nelds. ~sleh ~ =
plant fcnces Besidrs . saaeitnt aasnSShy y s sSoS I,nd % Of = y, Sn,t;
AND sseandary groTth, conveniently situated there Is a s,anding
pasture o several hundred acres. which affords grazing f0T III
stock necessary 10 be kept on the place.
IT, me Dwelling is ofbhet. aud eoSisin. s"Si,s T . So0H,'S 2,
recently fscoSsrsd Sih TO- SS Tsm my mp wish and has been
% an SSsompished architect Itsnow one among The best conn.
ao,sh. yinsJ with IL projecting and braeketsd corniSes porch,
Ijor A. . I = prs.en,.a beautiful and attractive eSte'
In gas and make a handsome Lawn or PARK, IN which conys1isp,
~ ana srnsmsntal trees there ts a tasteful arrangement Of ao~-
2nd. The building contiguous 10 the dwelling or. a l,,sb., n.,,
- ouih ofbHek, except the latter, which Is a neat framed b"IiS
8rd The s,rvani., houses, smpIsin number for The aeeomno5,.
With stone ehRmpeys's Ia hibs Sfn nSg nTs sl neat frame buldlur..
lTs Ihey are butt IN the ornamental cottage style. md veil
an nc farm blndlnr, consisting of stable q,bv "a ,or,,.,.
~ yaru. tobacco bArts, and grsnafy and engine house. an ran.
Lsrn. /. I. az ~ ss !" Nv complete order Anonr the tobacco
W. up VIII Two stripping room, closely crIirian snppa.t Vii,
three years 10 ths amount N s.." m policy Of Insurance for
h,u.es large and ysp ca Tni r r - g'ansT and sngin"
~, With a wing 10 BY % one story, aud covered Nfbtr, tl'"
MN . ri.t min ami rs inch Ehgli ,hii, her. her uits s ,mTIs ,,s
q grinding. saving sgi mr -1.b 5fn5'H n msss ,e operations
I rpn,I,g vmI1 % s or o,her accident on this building there l. al.
Wen of Sns 49, ~ . v gSg,e e. sony.nlsnee, ! may Nd, TIA, there I. =
there i : .upsrior V"n ~ y iet ~ Ne house and kitchen, m Witch
''suIy az snd a9u,e,a good Garden and Orchard. ~
2 nnanssmen,, Ti1ee made for another ys.T, r srSp sI s @s'f, .n
is o. Jan1sy t.eo. and fu possession on iims ~ sIsgI's, o. l9,
Jupe.ise. asd ,s ots1s snn sais, , RsS @s.,,; ne o., % ihs i't
money earr'ing Interest from me dsie n .7ie '""' pu''hA''
oeli-dae2avu Jsace's' Store. p o So,i.E nSt'iIT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-21

Two JOHN r.. q w. li,a o. iS9

'1 50HS ~. BoTroM, wM. RGGLEsroS,
hMAm u stephens, Alvey A Lipscomh, Albert X Han LAM
oNieit and John Robertson, brnrhciahr, ln a deed Of rms, "a.
2Nh Of October, 1896. ' o" me
You are hereby notified, that I have dSeI upon the i7tb dv n,
Deeenher' i>@, ~ my ONCE, TO execute n decree Of the CJrrui,
IS ~ % !" county OF AIela. rendered the 9h day Of octobrr,
- a mi In ehaneery depending In said Cour. In uhIsh Jars'
n u haidolph and Others are plaintiffs, and judith A EsngaInb
a :. Cork' y U. Leigh aud others, are defendants
hecree Aforesaid orders one Of the Commission.r. nj, ,h.t
court Aiter giving notice 70 the creditors mentioned IN ~. ID
urrd OF trust TO ascertain the several amounts nov du. 20 IT,
u nov the amount TO be disposed Of under the ala d,crs.
s,ouu . e applied In payment thereof. at which time and place won
are required 10 attend, with the necessary eyldrnc. !, ~ -.
70 execute the said decree. Given under my hand As commt.J,ns,
oc2i-cWSW WN Al rTnp1nsy shu.
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VALUABLE Viii AND FARM POn ST.

' Intending to move south, I oner for sale The valuable Mill
anu fAhMl yng In the county of Caroline, adjoining m. I.rp,o Of
y Aslinsion " D. White and oth,I., containing ~ aeres,
T IN ,hlee heids and very productive In Corn, Wheat and
lobseeo- plenty OF timber for support. The situation M amon-
ue hAndsomest In the county, the dwelling large and eonvSnispt'
tooaeeo houses enough to cure fifteen or twenty thousand wIsbt
y tobacco servants houses in good order. This farm Hrs Inn.
mediately on the Richmond and fredeheksburg R.IIro,d 4 81.
from Guineys Depot, IL miles from FredrrfekSburg ana 40 sme
hichmond. The mill l. one among the most vsluabI, In H. eoun'
", paying per cent on $4,000. The store house s copshsteI.
good stand for . country store.
This property will be sold on the 18th dav or Nov...-
Der next publicly, without regard 90 weather,
Ny Po,tohee Is Quincy Depot, Caroline county. Va.
uCH-GWfua HEunX f-rIUVn
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NOTICE EXpnEsSIX rnn

win - VIM, h.h = ladies In want Of CATERS. either
AZ suSSs ron ~ % aud upyards, as 10 quality. sLIPPIEs Win
for sale low by AIyX mi ~ Juan
srl6 W TO- 49, nLL W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-21
HAHHIRn

m !" w. es.nlnE lIh Inst, b. the r. Rev Hshor v.gut
w shtFsAhl. m buckingham county. Va. 10 F'taTpt
daurhisr ~ Mesds, Eq, of tms ely. """N
bslunore, Philadelphia and Eew York pspst rlsss..o,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-21

so sssSe'- oh"s' HeId.IeE wine, fgr 81, BY
J. ". MPE
A AND y WHITE COPPER can q, -.
wv I""l J. A. q. y bAvHSPORT.
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E~sPECIAL NOTECE.-THF

- - : =, tor. Of The late n u Thornton, deed, are requested
mond, al 10 O'clock, A. NJ on THURSDAY, the 9Th oStcber ~
a present. uhclr claims properly authenticated, in order 10 ,srsr'
ah M Indebtedness Of the Estate and arrange for II,uiJs o.,
=" y 1us hneo, u The Estate must make immediate psymen,
u 7. WILLIAMS. admir-
ON II. THORNTON, DEED.
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To CORRESPONDENTS.

w.
Arhols u-fner o. boa sfdes Of ne pspe~ ~ti -s ~ rvNssN.
sf Tsfsh ras q lag stnndfaS, oNgA, 10 % ksSNa o az,
esi or q 40 case ts departed Jrss. oetfsd-y n"tsoss eSS~f-
taS eight Aaes ara charged ~ "a adrsTfise-aerf~
~ We cisnot uaisTfdks % rSssFa -Sect~f o,Ea-sstcuaAc-s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-21

WI the arm and amnuniian we're nom abroad. and moi nom
We Atmoy a. harPsrs Perry The arms u the aissnal we're nol
noi-sted
Company ", from Rchnoni. had very little 20 eat. and no .lc.r.
some Zee, Who we're pr0nenading around iiapers VERY. wcse
Invited hio private reddeness, aud treated With Krssi khuins.. and
hberahty Gov. Wise vas received BY the citizens o. Harpsrs
Very With the greatest gratitude and regard "
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~ - TO THE CITIZENS Ann
STRANGERS VISITING THE CRY i u.b ,n..U
~, nc Sp.e,HI Attention otthe cIruESs and STRANGERS Wishing H. 81
" s'teeeis.d a large and superior a.otnsn, az
~ SUITS, ron Vi TO 80. Also, a large lot OF rSr s,,
.sRo.Shoo'TS together with = rich and varied s,osk - Ga.
:. ~ LOCUS. NY prices are low, so please give m
P"S"AhnS eseNhsre. J II. STRfCL.
-, No. IS Main stree,
oeIS-dlm One door above Y. X. white shos ~.
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%PEREUMED RREATu pr y

49, WHITE fEETH-Perfect freedom f,otn ,o.,h -.
Dv"haN sphNil fLr1D- arrests decay, restor.s dIs...sa -.
a healthy condition, impArs a dsightfui aromatic frss,snns :, !"
~ "ut and breath. Recommended by Drs Pi.a,sn,s a.
Nshnohd' Early. lynehburg, Cosby, &c, Peienhurr- Nh
ocis-9u, A''6u' NJ ana Druggists everywhere.
FOR sale nv all nrSvi
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AND 6LOssi-PElI ETIERS GOLDEN TITm-
~ ~ hA snd glossy, inereAsingt It's growth. remoyIn,
dannrnu and restoring its oHginaicoIor. lis teu.hts,i -TTns"hs
pdeSS st ~ nave made Il an Indispensable article u the ton,I
o.,a GEORGE DOwDES, DRUGGIST.
wv" - 1H Main SiTe.t- nrNt ArnntIr.n -,
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GENERAL EsS 20 T; ToSELEy,. ,.,..

RtSE "IScsgH' Pi~sstS.s@s R.RS.S, si 81,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-12

REMARKABLE Cures Ry ZENoN IANGLoIs,
SES.-This venerable septuagenarian Of
our parish has been known for many
years for his unparalleled success in the
cure Of chronic diarrlna, dysentcry and
bloody tlnx. The many remarkable
cures he has effected Of these diseases,
pronounced incurable by the medical
profession, attest the truth of the above
remarks. His system of treatment he
learned more than forty years ago from
the Indians, and by which he accomp-
lished his own cure of a chronic dysen-
terry of eleven years standing. Since
then many persons In &c applied to him
when they had failed to obtain relief
elsewhere, and he has invariably sue
cccded i'll mastering every case.
We take the liberty of writing the
above because many persons who may
be suffering from some of the above dis
eases, when relief can be obtained from
no other source, might be Immediately
cured by calling upon him. at his resi-
pence on False River.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-12
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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-12

A NEWSPAPER EDIroR.-A newspaper
editor must, like the poet, be born to his
calling, as, in a majority Of instances,
no amount of training will fit a person
for such post, unless he have natural
taste and aptitude for that description OF
literary labor; for although many per-
sons are able to write headers" or ''lit-
erarv articles" for a newspaper, few can
be intrustcd with its editorial control,
few can scent out the libel which turks
in almost every communication, few can
distinguish the report intended to please
the speaker instead of informing the ma
tion. and the letters written to serve
priyate interests instead Of public ends;
still fewer who can tell at a glance the
kind of literary or political material
which will promote the circulation Of
the iournal-in fact, q good editors
greatest difficulty is not to what he
should put in, but what he should keep
out of his columns. Successful editors
have not been great authors, but men of
good common sense, and their good
common sense has taught them to write
but lite themselves, but 10 read, judge,
select, dictate, alter and combine the
writings Of ethc~s (Eam,er'x Jnp1aoi
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-12
The Newspaper.

\ newspaper is reservoir Of the OBJ
servations and experience of many men
70 its agricultural department, the farm
er goes to know how and what other
farmers think and do. This knowledge
lis an addition of capital in his business.
In company with the treasured truths of
other departments, it banishes his mar
ROW and one sided views-introduces a
generous liberality-leads his thoughts
from particulars to generals, from facts
to principles, from himself to the great
family-teaches him that his farm is not
the globe, that its soil and its products,
and it's treatment are not Identical with
those Of all other human intcrests-in
short, it makes thinker Of him, with
Eont being which he can be neither a
farmer nor anything else. But i'll the
family the newspaper holds sacred of
fee. 1t enters its sacred precincts as
the nurse or fre-side companion who
sometimes appears in the gard Of a ven
erablc sage to counsel, or ira, elcr to
narrate, sometimes as man of delicate
fancy and delicious humor, moving to
laughter and melting to tears, winning
the tediousness from the hours, and ma
king the heart lighter and better and
sometimes as grave teacher to uproot
"yain hopes, inordinate Desires. and
implant right views Of life. A good
family newspaper, as an educator Of
children, is valuable beyond pricc.-Ru-
raj Nev YORKER.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-12

The BLACK AND WHITE ELoplNExr,-
The editor Of the Detroit Advertiser has
had a conversation with Miss Julson. of
Pontiac, who clopcd to Windsor, c. w,
and was there married to her colorcd
lover. No signs Of insanity, except her
love for the negro--which she frankly
Iavowcd d-was observed She is one Of
family of y children, and q years Of
agc-natnrc enough to make her own
choice of husband, one would think.
Her fatler-wllo is a very respectable
looking man, about sixty years Of age,
has ever been distinguished for upright
ness and pietv lie said the negro had
always been faithful and obedicnt, and
he had allowed him many privileges
colorcd people do not usually enjoy. He
sat at the table with the family, made
one Of the social-circlc evenings, and ac-
compauled them to church Mr. Judson
denies, however, that he ever profcsscd
amalgaination doctrines. The negro in
represented as about fifty years Of age,
his white wool showing off u countcn-
ance of superfnc ivory black to fright
ful advantage. Ia his escape from the
South he received shot in Of OF lis
legs, which adds nothing to the elegance
of his locomotion, and there is not sol-
tary ivory remaining to relieve the hor-
riblc chasm that yawns whenever he
attempts smile. Sarah was sharing
miserable shanty with this man in the
suburbs Of Windsor.
She was married, but was followed
and persuaded to return by her father
She declares that the negro ~ her first
and only love, and that she viii live
with him! Nice taste that.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-12

HE EHnAna. though >i1,i"nt uGvcr-
Sarv "i the Cabinet, expresses warm a,,-
prubAtIon "l thc patriotic declaration vi =
the Minister, and states that in a qu,s-
tion which. Ike that Of Cuba, affects the.
national homer, Spaniards, whatever
their differences on other points, will al
ways be ,rnitcl. TIE other journals cln-
pI"y similar language.
IHG CrNIoS:TrES or fTruAN Foop-
Mankind has been wo:dyrtuly y ingenious
from its infancy in the Connection of,I-
iblc varieties. Apart from baked human
thighs in Fccjcc. ard broilrd fingers in
Sumatra, there are sundry culinary fash
ions, still cxtant, which must be marvel
ously unintclligibIc to conventional
Ized appetite. Not that it appears
strange to cat ducks tonges IN China,
kangaroos' tails in Australia, or the
loose covering OF the great clk's nose m
New Brunswick. Not even that it is
startling to sccan Esqnimaux eating his
daily enthusiastically pounds in weight
IN flesh and ol-or Yaknt c6npr:in~
III voracity with oa-constrictor;-bul
who would relish a stew Of red au1s j.,
buFmaI', a halF-hatchcd egg in China,
monkey outlets and parrot pies at Rio
Janciro, and bats i'll Malabar or po?c.
cats and prairie wolves in North Amer
lea: Yet there can be little doubt that
these are unwarrantaLle prtjudiccs. DR..
Shaw enjoyed lion; Mr.. Darwin had !.
passion for puma; DR.. Brooke makes afli
davlt that melted bears grease is most
refreshing potion And how can we
dIsbelicyc, after the testimony of Hip
Ipocrates, as to the flavor Of boiled ,lon2
If squirrels are edible in tlic East, and
rats in tic West Indics-if sloth bc
good on the Amazon, and elephants
paws III South Africa, why should We
compassionate such races as have little
beef OF mutton? for we may be quite sure
that if, as Montcsquicu aflirms, there are
valid reasons for not eating pork, there
are reasons quite as unimpca,ilallc fur
eating giraffe, alpacha, lnermaits tails,
bustard and anaconda--1ihcnrum.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the commercial
IN partnership which heretofore existed alnder
the name and style of Munzenhemer 4 tto, at
Hermitage. Parish of Pointc Coupee is dissolved
Frederick Munzenheimer will atteud to the set
tement of all claims against and in favor of said
partnership. FREDERICK MusZENHElMEg,
NATHAN KERN
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-12

CHARLES Il. TOOR.4E.S,,
II ayou . ar "a, La
II EEPS for sale a general assortment of Goods
IN which he invites purchasers to examine.
DRY GOODS!
Fancy Articles, Perfumory, Ladies' and Chill
drens' Shoes. Hosiery, Gloves. &c. Gents
and Boys Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes
and Gloves.
PLANTATION GOODS!
Such as kersey, Linsey, Kersey Suits. Lowells,
Shoes for women and men. Hats, Blankets &c.
GROCERIES!
Teas, Spices Sauces Crackers Cheese assorted.
Citrons. Currants, New Buckwheat. New Co
shen Butter, Liquors, Wines Ale, Porter,
the celebrated Premium Champagne
HARDWARE!
Nails Carpenters and Blacksmiths' Tools. Cane
Knives, Sugar House Skimmers, Fine cutlery
for Table and Pocket: Razors, Scissors.
White Lead, Linsced Oil. Tmpentine, Paris
Green, Patent Dryers, Crockery, Glass, Willow
and Woodware; Fresh Garden and Flower Seed
~ Agent for the E.IGLE C'O1l7ON GIN
which | am authorized to guarantee to give sat
istaction. (nZ7-lD c. Z. TOORAEN.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-12
NOTICE.

would respectfully inform the public
fllat from this time ON, the mail will be
carried carr !, from this office u Morganza by
way OF the new State road. The mails
can, San oe here by the route, IN eighteen
ilours. All persons wishing their
mali TO come to asis ofice will have
their mail matter addressed r;a Me- - !
N. j. r. UERRISn 3 Il a''-
Sept ), 1888. :
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-12
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MERC NTs.

No. LAFAYETTE ST. CORNER OF COMMERCE
NEW ORLEANS
We purchase on commission all kinds of plant
alton supplies such as Pork. Flour. Hay, Corn.
Oats. lie. Ourcommissians are q per cent, eth
rr for buying or selling. we coafne ourselves
strictly to the produea business. aud we hope to
merit 4 share Of puhIicspatrohace
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