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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

The Rev j. Fletcher gave las, evening, brilli-
ant lecture on the religion and people Of Bra
ziL Seldom have We reliShed anything more than the
picture he laid before his audience Of that e1ubeant
garden Of the tropics laden with ia strange variety Of
fruits and flowers teemng in perpetual harvest for the
hand Of Surely that country must be the garden
Of the world and its people bad the enterprzs which
moves this Yankee naion Imagination could not set A
bound the results they would produce there As rel
evant tn comparison the Reverend gentleman stated
that the best Remedies employed there for the diseases
% which they subject invented and supplied 10
them BY our Owa we'll known countryman, DR.. J. q.
Aver Of Lowell MSS and that not the people only but
The priesthood and the court Of the Emperor doWn have
constant il sckuess 70 the Remedies Of this
widely celebrated American Cbenist-Lsdger, Boston.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $40, 700!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
GLASS SO.
To be drawn Wilmington Del, Saturday, July %, 1900
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
LAW CARDS.
JOHN w. GREEN,

-
ATTORNEY at LAW,
w co,ntv Of Henco ention viii be given %
sness entrusted him ~ once for the present. with bis Ia
Their VIM Green south west cor Main and Thss e9Idly
CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALFRED
ZONES have united In the practice OF the Richmond
,he FEDERAL Courts and Court Of Appeas
Ma JOINS WIN practice In the Circuit Courts Of Richmond
n. once i a. the corner Of Franklin and 18th uiresh
Spls-okdh
r. @. 81 B. Q. BOULDIN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA.
Courts-oharOte, Prince Edward AppOmattOx, Mscken-
burg and LunenonIg myIz-ly
". GRIswOLD Into partnership, they win hereafter practice
--''' GRISWOLD & GRISWOLD.
Thew viii practlee In City Richmond and
In the Counties Henco and Hanover and In the Circuit Courts
Esex and King and Queen Counties They will also attend the
COLLECTION Of claims Of $500 upvards any part q the State
EY-OTTcE Ross street. two doors from Richmond House
ap9-Sm J. @. GRIswoLD.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
(Ldte Of GristooId& CZdfborHe)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Praese the Courts Of the City of Richmond and County Of
once over rupman HULA ITO North Main, dO,r' below Gov
srnor Street. sP9-em
P. 9. BRECKENRIDGE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRAcToEs the Courts OfBOteOurt and adjoining counties
fss, AGy'''' Pai.Onsburs BOtesOurt county, Va.
D. b. D HyIettS king WIN. Old Church, Hanover.
DOUGLAS az GREGORY
WILL attend all the King william
w DOUGLAS will also attend the Courts Of King Queen
and Caroline. felS-lJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

SEvES AGAiNsr Two.-Jas. Coz vas charged before
the Mayor yesterday with having invaded DOnald Nc
Cirty's house SUNDAY evening accompanied BY six
others aud then and there laying violent hands urol
Nc and Mrs Nee. The IN employed at the
Tredegar sorks in the vicinity Of which Nee resides
The MAYOR decided that there apprehend
further breach Of the peace and accordingly told COT
that be could take himself of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
CAuTION

= Il
Persons living at distance should he extremely cautious OF
they order Lottery Tickets Cert hcAies OF Packages Of
flooded with bogus and swnding Loe
Every ndueemen held out 70 TO invest
In them Capital Prizes Of from $4,000 to 10000 head their
sehemes-vh Tickets One Dollar. 100000 Capital Prizes
offered Tickets Five Dollars All SUCH In every Instance,
frauds and II money sent TO them for Tickets, 1t much
without the shadow OF chance OF getting Prize
all Lotteries where the Capital Prise unusually large
comparison TO the price Of Tickets In every instance where
large Prizes offered for small cost Of Tickets put down for
a certain fraud. -
EN All orders addressed 10 FRANCE BR0ADRENTs CO.,
Wilmington DEL viii with prompt attention, and the printed
omeia drawings sent As soon AI over. -
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS co.,
maQ-9tavihd Wilmington, Delaware.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

To DTsPEFrICs-SOda, magnesia, and all Alkales, Ell
ther afford but temporary relief confirm the disease
into chronic affection. The OzygsHaisd Bitsrs imme-
diatey relieve and permanently cure all forms OF Dys
uepsia and stomach difficulties
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

Go AND Sin NO M1EK-" We bold charter iLimi-
table as the wind 20 blow whom the Law directs
but in the exercise Of sound discretion choose to
omit the Of an humble couple who charged
before the Mayor yesterday with initiating the example
Of Adam aud Eve BY cohabiting and wife, with
out first obtaining the e5rsmOnious Intervention Of a
third party. Tue couple signhed Willingness TO enter
into the 'hOly bands Of matrimOny aud therefore
"lst 'em slide"
An industrious mechanic arraigued for being druuk
aud annoying bis neghbOrs by disOrdery conduct,
discharged with admonitioa which be would do vel
70 heed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

And approximation pTILas Hanging RON 700 ap % t4OU
Whole Tickets tl0; Halves IS; Quarters o. 90.
desire need only remit the risk Package for
which viii send Certificate as follows:
Certificate Package Of l6 whoes costs. %
Do do Is HalVes........ ............ IS 90
Do do 10 ors ............ OO
Do do l6 Eighths ...... ............ IL 90
~ PrIea paid Immediately Aner the dra Ing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

FAuILY GROcENEs.-wishOu. designing to disparage
any similar establishment in this city, desire say
20 those Of our town readers not vet familiar with the
fact that the groCery Of Mr. J. S Robertson Frank
i'm street the Wing office i establishment
thy the patronage OF families who wish 70 be supplied
with uiee provisions and groceries Mr. has already
acquired local reputation for keepirg, 81 all times
stock Of choice butter salmon, mackere bacon smoked
bsef and the hundreds Ofeteeters pertaining his hue
OF business He Is industrious and enJerp'i-ing
young msn, and Ne pleased 10 know that liberal
patronage has been extended 10 him Give him a call.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

CUANO.-NO. Peruvian suAnO, for sale BY -.
IL jyi5 X II. SIMMER co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

vioLESr ASs,ULr.-John Anderson, alias John Lev
is We. C.. before the Mayor yesterday, for assault
ing and beating Ann Maxsell ~. e., Ftidav last -
He had charged the with hArbong his daughter
and quarrel ensued resulting 10 the alleged assault
Ann vas knocked down and stamped BY her sEsrhy ad
versary. The MAYOR ordered him TWENTY-FIVE and re-
Qured him to give security for his good behavior. A
counter warrant against Ann Maxwell for abusing Al
derson's wife was dismissed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

mo sMOKERS.-A ot Of Matches hat Wind can bl-W
Mntary Psrfansi NAthcI-lIt received and for
~ 81 b2 DOVE CO.. Wholesale DrugEtil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

BYL&G. D. DAVENPORT AUcTs.
ROCERiEs, &C., Ar AUCTION o. THURS
" DAY. l2h July. At 10 o'clock will sell II auction
store assortment Of Groceries, viz:
A, b and Extra Sugars
Crushed and Powdered do
New York syrup
Portland do
Western Bacon
sdes, thouldeTs and Hams
Pure Molasses Hum
Reciied and Old Bye Whisky
French Brandy
Port and Caret Wines
London Porter and Ale
Green and Black Teas
fosr, Candles, Vinegar
Starch, Java Coffee
ALSO
200 sides Sole Leather
ALSO
70 Champagne Wine, imported per Bark II one
Star" for account Of whom Il may c-neern.
TkENUnder 800 cash; alec and credit
approved paper.
l. n DAVENPORT luets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS 81.
Ia ha drawn In WiminRton DEL on Saturday July 81 1850

Every other Ticket n Prize.
Prizes payable in full, without ds6' ttCn-
In these Lotteries every prise II drawn.
RAnIn anIInAHE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS
Great sacrifices and Shp0D
bargains!

WIN" reduced che prices OF my large and
IL well assorted stock ct 10 .rv and >I4ple
bIy "o"d>. on account ui lhe very dui rraIe.
WI offer the following Goods al Pnuc Cost
PIce. tor cash
Ladies Dress GoocS of The latest stvlcs. Cash
me - Robe. / Ia , do.iars d ri-c-. six Robes
double * It> aud >ome'wuh ; houuc-, y TO 30
dollars. iorue Y - dollars. Culorrd :1aIr SIX
''"he- al - cls. It yard. $50 pieces Cailco ia,l
90 "i> al - els Il ydId LIaIc, Ciuak> and MAJ
lIas al New hr''du> cash pnce. Ladies Shlwis
d h'cr lo, I'll them. Con a., aui S.rrve> embrnil-
cred and ! diructeaur II udA Is. fiom % cts. 10
: d"Ilais d rl-cc. Also IN Back Good, caedp
bargains can hr hal. Ladies X CUiliinr, SHOES.
oI tue best Manufacture. Ave- nice ASSORTMENT
ct h'siery. iXduIue my stock before purchasing
else" here. nO3i LEO.DLD KAHN
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
Important Proceedings in Galveston

The following ~eminently patriotic
preamble and resolutions have been a.
dopted by a meeting OF the citizens of
Galveston
Whereas, The electoral vote Of the
Northern States will be cast in favor
of the doctrine OF the ''jrreDrcssibIo con-
illct," and for the avowed advocates D!
that doctrine, Lin .oln and Hamlin. the
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
MlSCELLANE
10000 Copies Already Sold!
EEERIB ODl'S LAWYER
y
COiSSELLOHs ~ Esgs2NESS,
BY FRANK CROSBY
BY A CROSBY


TT ThILs lpC How t. iraw up Partners ~ r..
pr', fuI -l'r- gCl"rI' Iorat- Toe
N-rr""r"n', ufuIi k.IIs, Bils ct } lie
Lrasrs ana rr'rlut-.
II ltIIs You How TO d.aW up bonds anil VI &C..
g,g"s. hiiiltII-, P"OrssuI Attorney.
N"tr- ard Bill pI IAr,augr. r..
c"itis ,ua r. asr..
II IELIn h"U iur irns irT thr Collection -
l'"'',. WITH 'l. i.tur. ufIIm.i,tuu.
-"' InurUi ard sind of property
Exempt boom Eycruuuu "a ever,
State.
ir THIS You ii"" l." make an Assignment pro-
perry. wIfh t'rn> for COM pn-Itug
VITA Creditor. aud the in-u.,rn:
Law. 81 "'rry STATE.
IT itLI- luU TIE IrLlI relations cNfS-ius Ir.
t"cru Guardian luI Wand. Mater
ami APprrurre. Hmd Landlord aud
Tenant.
ir FILLS YOU " hat cou-f,,urr- I.lhrl rrt an.
der. and the law, "a, tu Marrrlgr
Do"'r.1nr Wa. g. l@ut u PropctI,
Dv"r.r aud ilH."u,.
IT ms lUu tnr Law iDT tirriirui'-' Liu in
iu"Frry 81. e., Juu the Naturalization
Law. e; tH, country, ud how L.
comply With tue same.
II 'fLL- i"u InrInNi co. r~r1.,- Pensions ~.
how 70 "r'aiu rn", aud the Iu, Emp
nua alan, To- pahuc I.tuds.
- mis- 1t Ia" I.rN Toe l. tI-4I~. with no j. Of
rr''"lnr- 90 uu.auiuy one, VII ir
"H,r'ncr-, Assignments and Tarir
t Errs.
ir ItILs You How &, make vuur VII. and how
To ADMINISTER un un Estate, WITH the
10" ana re" tri.urmcuis iarr,uf ia
CErry >Iatc.
lr iHLS VOC II" meaning IT Inv Terms in ron.
rril l>r. ani rNqli'u> 20 ynu tho L.
ri,iHtN', Executive and Jgdci1I
i""rra 81 both lac General amd state
G"I"rImrHts.
'r lrL' ioU t." 600 keep out uf Law. hy show
iE hoN To- do your business legally.
i'iu, sl'ru- q 'n,' luipurr of proper.
u. and 'r,tIuu, urL4i.uu. av A., }
iluriv consultation.
, "-r ropes with" >ru'hg mata. portage pad, ,, Every r
q" To - ) h''IdHIr, Every Nan ct Business aud El-
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
ESS$ 81 G.EEEsFGEEER
IN LiQUEDiTION.
Selling orr at Prime S'ss,.

G..," ,Inan'' VIVA %lr' Tor sale ~ Prime
Stock OF ''
FANCY auJ DOMESTIC Day GOODS.
'"'I I.NG. Bo"IN >io,> HAAS
y '>' i"1" Aht. y
from TN, dale. uurnIn, -, I'r off, ,n.,y .x
" ca .ue "a suce ;neu on hand. ~. be- ,'.,rl
OK al "'r'on.
rrs T., r,o -,,. Oh. - y h"'" 'n'"re 'I"r buy
d, rxilrnr.y low n,,,,, "' '"''' '"if''TS
The >lo,a ., very complete and consist. in
i4'i o' '"' following ar''r"s:
f'''E, Hja!'.. li"'~r Furnishing and
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
.EEEEH''S
Improved StubbIe shaver.

\ number OF the above important article. SO
n useful ia facilitating the culture of the
sugar raue,-inrented by ]. iLLFN. aud perfected
by he unde r>igned-has been manufactured aud
~ now on hand Tor sale in New Orleans By
GEO. W. SlSE.R, corner oI Camp aud Po. lras,
Agent for the sale OF The machine in that civ.
The undersigned has upwards OF serenity cerii-
tcales from the best planters ia Louisiana. who
have witnessed the operations Of The Subtle
Sbarer in various soils and there eau be no
questions of tie TACT that it meelS-and fully
r're,s-aii the requirements and drsideratums
that could be needed or desired for performing
clearly, neatly aud perfectly the work Tor which
1t was invented 10 perform. and in which per-
ionnancs i, does the labor of al least fifteen hands
Nth the hoe! IL will also shave irurr - to ID
acres without sharpening. The price asked for
them will be found 10 BE- surprisingly small con-
sIdrnng The prce paid Tor their manufacture.
Planters wanting The Subtle SharT will please
address GEO. ". SISER. New Orleans or TO
oct IS A. ST. DlZIER; plaquemine.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
EStrays.

oT TAKEN UP by Slvany Aucoin.
bksESLsS a resident on the lett side OF th..
HN~D river. about sis miles from Pla-
&S@1SSquemine. aSURREL MARE, Tor
1 years old, IL hands high, bIazed- face, branded
=. &.
Also a Roam HORSE, I or s years old with
White saddle spots in the back. about 10 hanLs
high, the boaui is not legible.
The 'wner OF the said animals can have Tn,
same by proving property and paying charge,
Otherwise She will De sold on Monday the Io'n
DAY OF Dscemher next. 1860, at 10 o'clock A. NJ ,
at my Office. Terms. cash
EovlO ADOLPHE HEBERT, J.. p.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24


common liberty. 10 disavow tbo ,.,rr.o
Of their Conyrcssmcn aud RI. ..t, :,
their Legislatures. +, all If which -,
have been answered
BY SCATTERING frabrapds of ;pcord;orr.
appeals throughout our sIavc St,tn.
backed up bv armed forces inv.,J;,m,,
our soil. dcstroyiu~ nur urorortv o,TI
numbering peaccabIc unnfrpdinr c;t;
zenS. and w~ariur , n,idnirbt w,rrrn
orr border States Thrv TI,rl,;r,,J ,Ln
! equality of the sIavo T., th. wh;to ,n,n
They declared tL,t .l,,.,v ,,r
Cease t. exist ar ,u,.ri.,, Er.ttv n,u.,
PERISH; and "a effect the r,ru,cr uo
have been pursued urrpErx.d and h,r-
raised, our slaves are r,u,inr,uy t.r,
pered with and many If tb,,, La,,
been run off nv citizen! IF rrnn S..ta,
under circumstance tho, frIIv ,~nt,,r,
lied the conclusion that a mIi,riir ,r
the ncorln ,r I'll, S.. L,,J
the mispuid,d rarat;.,I J~,n.r,,ra :,
his ncfarious work to d~.rrivr Ts IF onr
property.
They have rivcn uum;.t,L,Llo rro.,
If thoi. ;,,,,, "'''"'""""' P'""'
eIccting Abraham Lincoln President -
the United STAIRS. ma, VIII, r,,r5;,,..
the very idea that the ,n,.I.r L'.IJ, No..
,. r''" '''"' '"' master i!''d" pr"
~ ''' prison 81 ms slave; That
~ T" ~ INSTITUTION 81 me Congress
-. I ~ "',eu G,'S,', OF territorial L.
2."'c' ""L '"d'''o"aiN' cah give It.
-" A''iCt u slavery III It territory;
tIt nus "I''Iiii'ht cannot endure
"afIaan :: nan i'cr' ana L" INSPIRE
C''',o' III ms H~'eiata'l"iiS ne mas
,,ari a.! ~" va, "e """'a I'Hte-
- IL "'''N'o'l5 Oh l'' courts oi the
a., Aus N"''' 'A'! come III con
"''t .''S oP'H''lT' ana 1" crown ms
ma, y" '%"''I''N"'' 'se declares eternal
''h. L'Ln ''' ''a"Se 81 Inc constitution
'. u ''ln.N ~ '"' H'T'" race inc F'%hl
- i,' n"'''a' asserting 'ha' tiNc re-
''t' ~, i',I never inquiries ABOUT the color
" !, ~" =,
"'r''I'''' " '''S' '"E'H,' We
".e'"''' ,n"' " P'"i'' i.!"-
i, ~ :"'I,''" "''"u7" ''e'' I'-
rs, =" ,''7I''I' "'" vi" en-
rjsIatnrrs amJ rr'r, ,,Ily nr,,'. ,T.";r
a Ssis is S.i il r .5s.s sr' f"::.xs s..s% %:.s ;
neorlr wIn baivn nvnr st,nI G'app ~ -"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24

Tue CoCKADE AGAH.-As the brief
paragraph in our last issue relative to
the cockade or rOsette worn by many
gentlemen appears to have been misun-
dcrstood by some persons, we may take
occasion to state that it does not indi-
cate any organization Of a secret, lie
gal or improper character-anything,
in short, that ought not to command the
respect of conscientious, conservative
and patriotic citizens. The wearers Of
it mean only to show that their allegi-
ance is due to the State of which they
are citizens, and that they are ready, as
good citizens, to obey the call of that
State whenever summoned to duty bv
her. They contemplate no movement
Or action apart from the action Of the
State, but, on the contrary, mean to
show their loyalty to the government
and laws thereof. Such at least, is our
understanding of it, from good author
Ity.-Mobue Tribune.
And such is ours.-Ed. Gaz. 4. Sent.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24

Et,' ne IL Lpani,ne -Cour TN G4s. u.s.
t"sct -PUrossss GLLtyclLe.
Oai~ Ia Succession lie tea Seily u
lHnrh.
4 rlENDU. que Geo,gr VI. Barnes a CO ,rrr
"A dcroSG eH crit' Com son Tab'aau nnoi
accouutr rNeculcur ia PerIdmcnls Le lea S.uiry
VI Lynch.
Avis Isl par J." present DOME a roux ceux ora.
celia roncerTe te deduirr sous IrcH,e jour, de- a
date dc &C. prc>"n, les rai>uuS pour lesqUeii"s .s
at tuInp!r he s"TaIr pas homoiogu6 et TAFT ie
uge.:"u, de- celtic Cour. ct IeVecut-ur dechargs
de- louie Ir>pou>abiiItr pa cert" ~atidire, et .on
cdu'I"uurineut CONNIE tel auUul'e.
i~hr,,ri.e. Oct. y. 1850.
or'!o VI. \. ESTEYAN, Greffer.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24

THE PATH OF SArEFY."-The Rich
mond Enquirer, than which there is not
a truer, more patriotic, more wise and
considerate Journal in the country, makes
the following remarks, as Il preface 10
the publishing OF various extracts from
Northern and Southern journals, re-
specting the present crisis:
I'VE must stare the truth full in the
face. The idea of submission to Black
Republican rule, under any pretext, is
as dangerous as it is degrading. The
only question to be decided at this mo-
ment, Is that which concerns the most
effectnal mode Of repelling aggression.
For this purpose we should have Il
convention OF the State of Virginia as
sembied as soon as possible.
We would also advise our sister
States of the South not 10 await the ac-
ton Of Virginia, or of any other ally.
Let each State act now for herself, and
act too with prompt dcsiSpn. We have
no fear that amy sucI"a.n will even
tuatc in dissolution. rebuth Carolina
shall Secede, she will indeed return, we
trust, speedily to tte Uuion-not as a
'sPoilt child" &c, but III consequence
of guarantees forced from her Northern
agressOrs, which shall secure her rights.
her interest, her sovereignty, dignity
and honor.
The path Of safety, for the preserva-
ton of the Constitution and the Union,
is now the path Of bold, u~nyielding re-
fuSal to submit to the invasion of South
ern rights"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
r.. 4. TYLER,
s SLAVES

FOR SALE.
NJ F oierat private SAFE tn" Plantation known
W as Hard IIu-s, situated on the right bank
81 he liver. .uur mites below pluuenIne. con-
,ain.rg 40 arp'n's: the ba'tGre in parr j. leverd
ia and ienrcd, aId contains - 10 ~ aflrn;s.
Also 30 head OF Slave>-!g grown. aud Fl
children.
Also. : Large Carts, 3 small do: 20 Plows.
Axes. Hoes, spades, ShoveIs, aud all too.s. ne
crssary TO carry uu sand lantalinn.
Also 900 Shares Citizens Bank Stockholm
and Fodder, Sufficient Tor The Place. Then
100 al,rr's first years StuLb'es. and Seed Cane
To plant. IO0 drpeuts more. Terms made known
GA application 10
HENRY T.. MOORE,
/. y. BISSELL.
PlaguemInr, Oct. ~. ISGg. 0c;27
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24

Eidt de- 1T LoaiSianc, PGrnisse GIJerriM, -
CcHr du 6a,c. District Judiciaiye.
Mary Montgomery rs. Eycrard q. Winm
No. 1921.
TErTE Attire ayaEt c;6 Replacement fSir.
" 81 prise scion, "a designation ct Ia loi ~
Irvidence ftant en- favour du demanderesse 60
couite lie deieudeur.
II est par consequent ordonn6 adjuge ct decri,c
Guii V ait jugeE'rnt sGparant Ia demanderes>c
Wary Montgomery de corps Ell de biens d Eve
rand q. WInn, lie delendeur, reservant a Ia de
maudere,se tous ses droirs de ~propri6te de meme
que son drolt de rGclamer ses .nfans, ct quill V
dir j~ugemert conire lie deirndeur pour la somnie
re cInquanle pias;res par moiS pour son support,
A partir lie Inception de &c process. savoir lie 10
d ayril leG0, lusqu'a &c jour. ct qu'elle recouNIo
seS iraiN pour depenses, IN cette atiaire.
lSIguGI DANL ID. AVERY,
Juse de la 6me. cosr.
Oct. PC, 1850.
Pour cope conlorme. Nov. Slh. 1850.
ro,l0 N. A. ESTEYAN, Grefher.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24

ssD~ News from Europe state that
another great battle had taken place ia
Italy on the line OF the Gorigliano, in
which both armies were engaged. and
the royalistS defeated, leaving their
tents, &c. and 100 prisoners in the
hands OF he S~ardiniams. Garihaldi re-
tires temporarily to private life. Gaeta
was about Ia be surrendered.
The dissolution of the army of the
Pope is said t. be positive. Three thous-
and men are left him as a guard. King
Victor Emanuel and Garibaldi were both
at Naples, enjoying festivities.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
EDaVeS.

sIN, ARRETE par Silvany Aucoin, resi-.
-Q-Gs dant sur lie cote gauche ia fleuve A peu.
pies six miles du village de Piaquemine, une
lument SORREL, agee 3 on 4 ans 10 mains d.
hauieur. son mont est hlesonnG. etampee, S. &.
VI mn Cheval rouan asee de Z on S ans, ayaut
deS idchrS bianches sur le dos occasioun6es par
Ia selIe. fciampe n'e>t point legible.
lie proprieiaire du dll animals peut Tobtenir e.
pro"'ent son droit de prophetic. Simon ellie So
ia Nendue LUAEl lie lone de December a Il,
he"r-s \. NJ, 1850, a mon office, Conditions,
compliant.
novlO ADOLPlE IIEBERT, J. de Pair.
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For Sale,

A Lot of Ground in town with the buildings
"A annexed. Apply TO
novl7 ID. r. ROSS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-24
Wanted

A Good compe;ant teacher in the 5,h School
"A District Of good sober habits.
November Ia, 1860. aoyi7
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VI 4. ESTEVAN, Clerk.

Liof drM LouiyirHc Porcissea HerriHc
t'nnr ~ G.air district .Iui;cdiye.
dams "a Succession dr tru Dr.. f. Towl,,
I TFENDu que Phillip Towlc.a &c Jour ,r-
y utrouH6 cclte rour. a refirct d'Obtenir d.,
i~r'tirs Il administration de la succession de l-,
nr. : hos. TnwIes.
Avis est par lie present dome a toux ceux ne
ce,a rIDccrne de deduIre sous dix iours d, ii
date ie 90 present les rai>ous Tour lesguelle> a
rr ,riail Pas TAFT droil a la dlte petition.
lbrNIlle, lie - d'Octobre. 1850.
nov3 VI. ~. ESTEVAN, GrefRer.
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state of LoatSi0Ra-ParHh If UerriNc eel
.SiIM District Coart.
Mary Montgomery, rs. Evcrard G. VIM,
No. 1927.

No. 1927.
THIS case having been regularly assigned and
1 taken up according 10 assignment and The
law and The evidence being in favor of the plain
TIFF and against the defendant. Il is therefor.
ordered al Judged and decreed that, there BE- q
Judgment SEPARATING the plaintiff Mary Mont
gon,"ry from bed and board OF Everard G. VIM.
Ih" defendant r%esrrvlng to plaintiff all the RICH.
Of property, as wei as her rights 10 claim h-r
chiiitrn, and that there be Judgmen: against lt.
defendant, tor the amount al fifty dollars per
month Tor mainiainauce, from the inception If
ihi, suit, the 10Th day OF April 1850 10 this dale.
and thai She have Judgment ior her costs expend.
ed aud T. be taxed.
lSi.urdl DANL. D. AVERY,
Judge 9Th judi District.
Oct. 2Glh, 1869.
\ true copy, Clerks office. Nov. 9th 1860.
n"vl0 VI. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.