ocr: JUDSON'S CHEMICAL EXTRACT OR * 3L* a >• roa THS cube or KnfHIns f OllflW, CoMi, lloarSOff*, Spilling ftf Blood, Steht Sweats, .Iftitat, .. - ._ . aA Uftf lOBpiJIDW* ABfl r~* WT a TT TUT prfTO M VW«ÖU IX*. * i 1 w « . - .-"o. . . DO not JKRGUSCT IT. CHERRY AND LUNGWORT,


Southern reveille.

ocr: *V : «k j \3 rpiin undenigned having purchased the Patent X Right of the TEXAS PATENT M ILL DRESS for th# St>te of Ml Mi M ippj. »re P re P »red to put j n excellent working order all Mill« lor Gam.iv» Cous, fvc Thi* Dre*.« will continue in good order double the time any other Dre** will. The meal 'J* ''X.^Thev iariin* ÎÏ 5l?iu h y theni to give perfect *ati*larti«,n.— lowing: _ Z ht " -"f p*r hour, .!**►» H. Pir«*, Thus Baus«», AT^T?A\T A rPFT?AT -iX.JJX\aXivl \JXv.EaJCjIN ? Exchange and general Commission PlP ^ItoaM lRL n S p IE CAL attention ia given to buv.ng and j helling Exchange, collecting and disbursiiii; Good* on orders, and reeiving | ' "" J " TEXAS PATENT «1 eS v) \*S W. B. Powtks, W. Dorsos, Gko. Baesk*. We also present with pleasure the following references, Thoua*. T. Smith. Jabish Grikkixi We also Jo all kind* of GIN WORK, in the very be*t and mo*t workman-like manner. Nov. 17. l t-tl CAFFERY k CLIFTON. John G Nbilly, Jamk* Martin. lowaruuiK i ruauce. nve per cfoi. comniM will be charged for filling orders ander $100, one per cent, for collecting and disbursing Office, 72 Poydras Street, NEW ORLEANS.

place_of_publication: Port Gibson, Miss.

publisher: L.O. Bridewell


ocr: SOUTHERN BE J. J. COY, Blaster. THIS New and Fast Running Packet being permanently engage ! it New Orleans and Yioksburg trade, will* Grand Gulf. Ascending, at 9 o'clock every Swmhv Descending, 8 - « Wedneidar All burine« entrusted to her care, wJ carefully and promptly attended to. lor freight orjuusage aj.pU board* ; I «U AULT, As* at Port G > D. SMITn, Grand 6tf Oot. 18' 1862. M


ocr: 10 Just Arrived, KAKEGS NEW LARD, tl V-/ 5 Tiere« do. do. 125 kbU St. Luuit FLOUR, 10 W*U. WHISKY, 90 * bbl». WHISKY, 13 * bbl*. MESS BEEF. 4 Casks CLEAR SIDES. J- G. HASTINGS Apply to (l6.ti] rPI.ES, Cheese, Candle», by the quantity, for


ocr: ; t A VALUABLE HOUSE and ÎS r i.„'i'"", d W fS"* P*" ° f this lowo. (rood out Houses, feu ces < 4" c> A beautiful Shrubbyry Yard, good Cisterns, the best collection ?/ Fruit Trees in the County, and a good ; ^ ar den spot attached. t ^ j f ^ffi^° rtUat '° n aP< * tcrma apply at m


ocr: Tt A R R«» DRIED BEEF AND TONGUES. (Ifftfj J. G. HASTINGS. Apply to


ocr: Fbr Sale or Rent, T HE premise» lately occupied by Dr. C. W. Wilson, in Port Gibeon. Two commodious Dwelling houses, good Kitchen, line Cittern, and every other convenance, are on tho premise». CT7** Possession given immediaUly -^O ForTerros, apply to L . N. BALDWIN Port Gibaon, Dec. 15, 18.72.—17-U W. and


ocr: For Sale. A LARGE and lino second hand Hl AG E, newly repaired painted nnd trim An GOOD and HANDSOME as NSW. Al*o a bran new BUGGY of the mast proved style, and superior workmanship, •«Ie by JOSHUA KELLY. Nov. 2. 1852. mod. 11 -tf


ocr: GREAT CASH SALES/ New Spring Goods FROM SWITZERLAND. 8. BERNHEIMKR & BROTHER. H AVE lately received a large invoice of Mus lins, of various kinds, for which they have to make a cash remittance within two months. Money is wanted, aud consequently great bar gains will positively be offered for Cash. 0^-COMK EVERY BODY.-gO] March 31, 1852 32-tf


ocr: J. G. HASTINGS, AT THE BILLIARD EXCHANGE, KEEPS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE, WINES AND LIQUORS, in any quanty and at various prices. June 30, 1852, 43-ly


ocr: Flour! Flour!! 1?HESH St. I-ouis and Ohio FLOUR , will be * kept on hand and for sale by July 14,1832 P- HOOPES & Co. be


ocr: TV THE SICK AND AFFLICTED CONSUMPTIVES THE WOSDEBFtfl. «'«* PEBFOEMEP H* BEAD DR. SVVAYNE'S COMPOUND SIRUP OF WILD CBS11Y* The Original and Genuine Prepa ration. CONSUMPTION ; Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint, Spitting Blood, Difficulty of Breathing, Pain in the Side and Breast, Palpitation of the Heart, Influenza, Croup, Broken Constitution, Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, atul all Diseases of Throat, Breast and Lungs; the most effec tual and speedy cure knoten, for any of the abttec ULJ Li S3 L3Ü S3 LSJ 18 DR. 8 WAYNETS (OHPOUNI) SIRUP OF Wild Cherry. A Truly Wonderful Cure. / I I


ocr: J. G. HASTINGS, AT THE BILLIARD EXCHANGE) KEEPS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE, WINES AND LIQUORS. in any quant y and at various prices. June 30, 1839, . 43-1 y


ocr: EIGHTY DOZEN LEG-HORN S BERNHEIMER k BROTHER, have just • received per ship Coreba, from Genova, ItaJi. Two caaea Leghorn Hats, of various qualities which they offer at extremely low prices, June 1832,-41


ocr: BOGART, FOLK Y k AVERY. COTTON FACTORS as Li_, ComniRKlen Merchants, 00 Hw Charles Street, HEW ORLB4RR. Persons huvisgbusiness with this. House


ocr: i* »* DEALER IN Groceries , Produce , &c., «to., Ac next DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE, Post Giaaon, Miss. 21-ly January 8, 1852


ocr: JOSEPH ft. NEAL, Saddte and Harness manufacturer, n RSBECITHLLIF infottoediMi Friend» and the H rX.a generally, the* he - prepared, «t hi. Middleton » l>*»ry StaMe. t-> rr* varielf of work in his tine, ». the 1* find afthe moat reasonable term* Staml, opposite every varie at a test v le


ocr: I «»S>u»l I 1 CSIl i\I I 1* «II* NOW ARRIVING FROM NEW \OIlK. / 1-2 pipe llennesey (extra) 1-2 " Gastillion, " fa'ger F re res; 1 -j " Otard Dupey, 1-2 " Eagle, Rye. Bourbon, Rectified, Irish, Gin and Sherry Biaudy. t'laret, Port, Madeiia, Sherry. Champaign urine* <*f various brands, Goulcy Bitters, he. Gallon J une*11), 1»52__ J.G. HASTINGS. C IGARS and Tobacco of various brand-at the 1,1 LL1AM* hX( BUAM.1I* 1 1 ( WHISK V. I 1 I WtXB*. I


ocr: ~ j A. IV. HODGE, •... , i , vr j 1 ü.Al.r.n *»* Hardware* Dueenswitre* Kr A- E c*, 7 . r* lK t No », Stamps Rote, 1 oil Clinton . Sept. 22, 1851. 5-1V _ j j


ocr: iy ' ?! ' trwg m wn J. G. DATINGS, AT THE HILLIARD i:\CIIA\GI', KEEPS CONSTANTLY FOR SAfcE, WINES AND LIQ Ù 0 R S, in any quanty and at various prie««. June 30,1852, 45-1 r


ocr: L. O. BRIDEWELL, ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR PORT GIBSON, MISS. CC7" Office, in the brick row two doors North of May 13,1852. Hastings store.


ocr: L»l<' Arrivals. Bbls. (Quigley's) Men* Pork, ÜV X 50 bbla. " Rump Pork, 5 ('ask* " Sides, Hams, 50 bbls. Park mills Flour, extra. Those who have used meat packed by Quigley, know it to be extra. His " rump pork," is equal to many brands of mess. H. S. Filxikson, 18, 1852. 5


ocr: THE 111 UR A l LIC OR TS a machine of great utility, aad stands unrival I led by any other apsratus of a similar nature Without any other agency than itself, it will, when put to the required position, throw water from a valley to or over a hill, end carry it to any locality that Utay by desiied. It is durable, and will more than repay ton-fold, any one who bring* the apparatus into use. It is adapted to planta tion or ornamental purposes The undersigned has purchased the patent I and will be ready nt all times td put up this chine for those who may desire it. I. C. MELCHIOR ■ > 51-3y WATER RAM right. Port Gibson, August 18, 1832


ocr: Dr. E. YlcAlal.I TER. O FFERS his professional «ervice* to the citi zeit» of Port Gibson ami surrounding couutry. KT'Office, in the rooms lately occupied by the Hi raid and Cnrmpoiuimt office Port Gibson. February 25,1832 27-ly the


ocr: CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKING AND BLACKSMITHING , \ ft I NFORMS his old friends and the public in gen eral, that he is now prepared to do all kinds CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORK, in connection with all kinds of BLACKSMITH WORK, new and repairing. He is prepared to build Carriages of every description, and do all kind* of Wood and Blacksmith work that may be re quired; Mr. T. Garrison having charge i Painting and Trimming Department. Plan of all kinds, done at short notice. new of the tation The patronage of his old customers and the pub lic in general, is mo«t respectfully solicited Port Gibson October 6, 1853. 7-«mo Liquors. F INE and Common Brandies, Bourbon, Monon gahela and Rectified Whiskey, Claret, Cham pagne and Madeira Wine, on hand and for sale Noy. 3, 1852. Spoosk* Forms. AGOING Ic ROPE —50 pieces I Bagging and 50 coils Rope, jwt received for sale by July 21, 1852. r H00PES k Co.


ocr: Bagging, Rope, and Linseys. w races Bagging, half * 4» 100 coils Rope, 10 Bales Jean«, do Kentucky Lin— y«. Just received per steamer Chancellor by August 4, 1852 J. S-MASON. lOOB


ocr: Russet Brogans. ■* Pairs double tacked mi n and boys J UUU Russet Brogans, just received by the undersigned add for sale at the lowest market price. Parties wishing to —lect numbere had bet ter call early. J « 8 ;î?u SO n L —pt 8, 1852. Opposite Port Gibson Bank. HAMS! HAMS!! IIAMSH! 3 Casks superior bagged Hams, i-.t to hand. August 4, 1352, J- S. MASON.


ocr: j j : | 1 j j Fresh Arrival. NO W Alt R I VINO FROM NEW YORK. 1-2 pipe Hennr»ey (extra) 1-2 *" Castillion. •4-2 " Leger Kreres; 1-2 " Otar.l Dupey, Eagle, Brandir» i 1-2 Rye. Boiirlmn, Rectified, Irish, Gin and Sherry Brandy. Claret, Port, Madeira, Sherry, Champaign wines of various brand*, Gouley Bitters. &c. Cati on June 311. 1852 c WllISEY. } Winks. J.G. HASTINGS. 1GARS and Tobacco of various brand* at the


ocr: FOK PRESIDENT. JAS. BUCHANAN, Of Penntt/lmnia. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. JEFFERSON RAVIS, Of Mississippi. [Subject to the decision of a Democratic National Convention.]


ocr: *» MARBLE YARD. fj S>, BARIÏEY itrorM» respectfully announce to the citi W r>'iis of Claiborne ami adjoining counties. ,h«t he lias established himself in Grand Gulf and prepared to manufacture from THE BEST I* ITALIAN MARBLE ALL KINDS OF MONUMENTS. TOMBS a sa u s a innM- Är ® ♦ Mr B. solicits the calls of his friends, and others to examine his stock liefere purchasing or making arrangements to purchase elsewhere, confident that his workmanship, and especially his pure marble, will please all. ISAAC GRIFFITH, Agent. t—tf Grand Gulf, Nov. 17, 1832. W AGONN AXD HORNES. H A VF. several two and four horse* wagons and lame*' for sale; also, good Horses, which will l* >.*!.! .heap by JOHN HUNTER. Grand Cull. Oct. 27 1852. i whMl Hook» und Stationery. JI.lYK ailileil to my former stock a good supply of School Rook» and Stationery. insisting of Ihvis McHuf^ic's Reader; Goodrich'* History* ; Mitchell'# Geography« ; Webster - » Diet ionary»; Elementary Spelling Rooks; Town'« Speller»; ; v , a great many other books for Schools AetdeoM*. (Vt 1:1, 1S52 [ ries of School Rook* ; s, A. J. McGILL. id COME AND SEE. ST receiving from New York ami Philn ,| lpliiu my late supply of Drills A 1t*ll iCÎ HUS—all fresh, selected by myself, the alnive cities. All of which are offered very low, for cash, - to my good customer», payable at the usual >. January 1st 18 -t*'$. A. 4. McGILL, Druggist A Bookseller, J ■


ocr: Fresh Arrival. XOW ARRIVING FROM NEW YORK. 1-2 pipe Hennesey (extra) 1-2 " Castillion, 1-2 " Leger Freres; 1-2 " Otard Dupey, 1-2 " Eagle, Rye. Bourbon, Rectified, I rish, Gin and Sherry Brandy. Claret, Port. Madeiia, Sherry,* Champaign wine* of various brands, Gouley Bitters, &c. Call on June30,1852 _J G. HASTINGS. \ BatMur..» I WHISKY. i W'lXKS.


ocr: JOSEPH K. NEAL, Saddle and Harness MANUFACTURER, K 8 PECTFULLY informs his Friend- and tba Public generally. that be is prepared, at his old Stand, opposite Middleton's Livery Stable, to execute every variety of work in bis line, in the neatest style, and at the most reasonable terms. oct29-IO-tf R


ocr: CALL AT AND TRY THOSE JULEP3 4 COBBLERS SODA FOUNTAIN ALSO IN OPE RATION. Port Gibson, May 20, 1852.


ocr: HASTINGS & CO., AVE RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY OF selected with care, and to be sold on accommoda ting terms II February 25, 1852-27- 1 1


ocr: Lute Arrivals. CA Bbls. (Quigley'*) Me*. Pork, tJV7 50 hbts. " Rump Pork, Sid.--, Hams, 50 bbls. Park mills Flour, extra. Those who have used meat packed by Quigley, know it to be extra. His " rump pork," is equal to mauy brands of mess. H. S. Ft lekksox, April 18,1852. 5 Casks 5


ocr: A N assortment of REGALIA, for aale at New | Orleans prices for cash, by April 7, 1859-33 HASTINGS & Co. I. O. O. F. |


ocr: W8EEUJL * BLAKE» WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HOITgK FI IIMHIIIX; GOODS, Corner Customhouse 4* Old Levee NEW ORLEANN. Broshes, Broom*. Wood Ware, Willow Ware, Importer, of French and German Fancy Toy,, ye. December J, 1852 Tin Ware, I Hollow Japanned ware, I Table Brittania Ware, I Lamps. Planished ware. Lanterns, lie. 15—ly.


ocr: W I i, e y m NEWSPAPER 4* ADVERTISING AGENCY No. 17, St Charles Street New Orleans. SUBSCRIPTIONS for all Sew* Paper*, Magazine* and peri odical Publication* issued in the United Sûtes.


ocr: CARRIAUË AND WAGON MAKING UD BLACKSMITHING NFORMS his old Iriends and the public in gen eral, that he is now préparai to do all kinds of CARRIAGE AND WACOM WORK, in connection with all kind* of blacksmith work, new and repairing. He is prepared to build new Csaauocs of every description, and do all kind, of Wood and Blacksmith work that may be re quired ; Mr. T. Garrison having charge of the Fainting and Trimming Department. Plantation work of all kimls, done at ahort notice. The patronage of his old customers and the pub lic in general, is most respectfully solicited Port Gibeon, October 6,1852. 7-6nto Y I of


ocr: A. \V. HODGE, ■I» rdivurr, Queensware, kc Aö. 5, Stü flips Row, Part Gibson. "*e.«.l"i- «» DEALER IN


ocr: . 'Äw® y ui 'iiff■ . o T HE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizen* of Port Gibsou and its vicinity, that he has opened a FASHIONABLE on Main street, in the brick building opposite Middelton's Livery Stable. Having worke«! in Dublin, London, and in many of tbe principal cities of the United States, he feels asinred from a long experience in business, he is prepared to exe cute all orders in his line, in the most approved and fashionable style, and flatters himself that he will give general satisfaction to all who may favor him with their custom. oy No Fit, No Pay ! -£0 rryThe Eutopean and Ameriran Fâchions reg ularly received. JAMES SULLIVAN. Poet Gibson, August 18. 185*2 JH-tf


ocr: CALL AT AND TRY THOSE JilLiP? ft SODA FOUNTAIN ALSO IN OPE RATION. Port Gibson, May 26, 1852.


ocr: For Sale. T HE valuable Plantation known as the " Elias Bridgera place," and now occupied by B Humphreys, Jr., situated in Claiborne county, six miles from Port Gitoon The pines content* over nine hundred ac re s four hundred acre* nf which is in a high state of cultivation. May 19,1832,


ocr: NEAL, Saddle and Harness MANUFACTURER, R ESPECTFULLY inform* hui Friand* and Publie generally, that be ie prepared, at old Stand, opposite Middleton'« Livery Stable execute every variety of work In hie line, la neatest style, and at the moet reasonable terme. octaP-lO-tl ,


ocr: Late Arrival». C A Bbls. (Quigley's) Mess Pork, OU 50 bbls. " Rump Pork, 5 Casks u Sides, Hams, 50 bbls. Park mills Flour, extra. Those who have used meat packed by Quigley, know it to be extra. His " rump pork,'' is equal H. S. Fulzabson, Si >i 3 to many brands of mess. 18,1852.


ocr: Hastings & Co •7 AVE RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY OF selected with care, and to be sold on accommoda ting terms. February 25, 1852-27-tf II


ocr: FOR SALE AT THE BIIalsIARO EXCHANGE. May it, 1852, 38


ocr: Or. E. ITIcAM.I TER. O FFERS his professional services to the citi sens of Port Gibson and surrounding Q 7 "Office, in the rooms lately occupied by Herald and Contspondmt office. Port Gibson, February 35, 1853 27-1 y


ocr: THE HYDRAULIC OH - r;.. WATER RAM I S a machine of great utility, and stands unrival led by any other ape rat us of a similar nature. Without any other agency than itself, it will, when put in the required poeition. throw water from a valley to or over a hill, and carry it to any locality that may by desiied. It is durable, and will more than repay ten-fold, any one who bring* the apparat us into uae. It is adapted to planta tion or ornamental purposes The undersigned has purchased the patent right, and will be ready at all times to put up thia ma china for those who may desire it. J. C. MELCHIOR. 5l-3y Port Gibson, August 18, 1853


ocr: CALL AT AND TRY THOSE & COBBLERS-,. SODA FOUNTAIN ALSO IX OPE RA TIOX. Port Gibson, Mij 20, 1852.


ocr: Hastings & Co AYE RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY OF •7 II selected with care, and to be sold on acrommoda 25, 1852-27-tf terms.


ocr: FRESH DRUGS, PURE MEDICINES, AND UNADULTERATED CHEMICALS. "Sa *1 ITT"AS just received, and is now opening bis Suin XX mer supply of Medicines, Ac., and will, os heretofore, continue to keep constantly on hand a full assortment of all articles in hi* line, used bv the Faculty, and needed for the Mr <hcal Chest of [the Planter. His store is open at all houis of the Day amt Nicht. I up- Terms as usual. Prices low. At the old ' Slid. 1852 40-1 a


ocr: HOOAKT. FOLEY A AVERY, COTTON FACTORS AND Commission Merchants, GG St. Charle« Street, NEW ORLEANS. 03*" Persona having business with this House


ocr: TO PLANTERS, PHYSICIANS AND MERCHANTS. A H AS now a very large stock of fresh Drug» Medicines on hand, and offen them on usual Übend term,. Call and we me before buy your supplie* for the coming summer. March 17 1852 »KUGG18T. Port Gibson, Mibb. 30-1 y


ocr: L .rrt.r»« ^.o» «rrt «Ir» M «fOIlM BOBO tb C O • y to continue the Livrât Starlz Bnaraa««, at the »Üble formerly kept by Wm. R tcyes. They solicit the natrôuua of the mi Wie solicit the patronage oi the pt.W^ WM R. KEFES •R-t * ' * mm Grand Gulf, Mis«, Feb. 11,1852


ocr: | j in , of qui _ Trr , rTT *Trs ßLACKSMlTHIN G | j CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKING AND in connection with all kinds of blacksmith work, new Md rep^iying. He is prepared to build new Cirriagls of every description, and do all kind* of Wood and Blacksmith work that may be re qui red; Mr. T. Gamson having charge of the Painting and Trimming Department. I iaotation work of all kinds, done at short notice. The paiMnags of his old customers and the pub in g ' en eml,T. mort respectfully solicited p ort 6 Gib«oiL Dec. 24.1851. 18-6m Ü I NFORMS hi* old friends and the public in gen ere!, that he ia now prepare«! to do all kinds of CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORK, re- the of


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT. JAS. BUCHANAN, Of Pennsylvania. rOR VICE-PRESIDENT. JEFFERSOM »AVIS, Of Mississippi. [Subject to the decision of a Democratic National Convention.]


ocr: Democratic Electoral Tioket. FOR THE STATE AT LARGE. . ] A M. JACKSON. WILLIAM II. JOHNSON. DISTRICTS. E.C. WILKINSON J. H. R. TAYLOR, O. R. SINGLETON. W. S. FEATHERSTON HIRAM CASSIDY.


ocr: J. G. HASTINGS, AT THE BILLIARD EXCHANGE, KEEPS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE, TN E S AND in sny qoaaty and at various prices. June 30.1852, w 45-1 y


ocr: iVX place, their town will I from will the tion and chine THE HT HHAlEIt OR WATER RAM To the Citizens Of Port Gibson, AAR ISAAC ULLMAN. late of Fayette ha, iVX the pleasure of informing the citizen» of thi* place, that be has established a REGUL.ÎR ME.4T CART, from which be is prepared to deliver at their doom the best of Beef, Mutton and Pork Ht is an experienced butcher, and will supply the town regularly. P y Planter» or other person* having cattle for »ale will pleaioleave word at thi» office I S a machine of great utility, and stands unrival led by any other aparatu« of a similar nature. Without any other agency than itself, it will, when put in the required position, throw water from a valley to or over a hill, and carry it to any locality that may by desiied- It is durable, and will more than repay, ten-fold, any one who bring* the apparatus into use. It is adapted to planta tion or ornamental purposes The undersigned has purchased the patent right, and will he ready at all times to put up this ma chine for those who may desire it. J. C. MELCHIOR. 31-3y Port Gibaon. August 18, 1852 etig73tf


ocr: D. G. BRIGGS, COMMISSION MERCHANT, RALEIGH, if. c. f ILL give strict attention to the sale or forward- f y ing of all produce or Merchandise entrusted to his care. REFERENCES. ?oc.R W .N.C. Mclllwaine Brownly & Co., ) . , Patterson & Cooper, I Petersburg, Va. J. C. Wilson & Co.. ) DeRossct & Brown, Wl,n8t. August 8th, 1852. 032

place_of_publication: Raleigh, N.C.

name: Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume]

publisher: William W. Holden


ocr: EMPORIUM ! We Study to JPlease. THE Subscriber has just returned from tbe Northern Cities, where he has been engaged in superintend ing the manufacture of bis entire STOCK OF CLOTHING. Which is now being opened AT HIS NEW STORE. Old Stand, Fayettevilie Street, Raleigh, N. C. His Store is fitted up in a 6tyle of elegance, superior to any in the State, and his Stock presents attractions, rarely to be seen, except in the large assortments of the Northern cities. E. L. HARDING. Raleigh, October 4th, 1852. 83


ocr: ranHIS Establishment is fitted op in a style of X ness and convenience to suit the public. Fresh Oysters, Fish, Birds, c. Received Daily, and served op in in the best manner. tF Private Rooms furnished for Parties. Them are also two fine BILLIARD in the Establishment. JOHN KANE. 7 Raleigh, December , 1852."


ocr: IjAND FOR SALE NE VH RALEIGH. subscriber offers for sale a tract of Land, lying in sight of Boylan's Mill near the City of Raleigh. It contains 100 acres, half of which is cleared, tbe re maining 50 acres is well timbered woodland. Tbe land is productive, well watered, and has a small dwelling and out houses. Persons disposed to purchase, will apply to Col. W. H. H. Tucxsr, Raleigh, or to the subscriber. ' THOMAS LINDLEY. Cane Creeks Clutham county, October 25th, 1852. 99 5t.


ocr: Ralelfffc rnHE 21st session of this X meneeon tbe 7th-or TUITION, Pi Academy. ttPQO Tlflf ftflffilfh ftrn Jo-M8A3. BaWlmWBlON. 'narv Encttsh. Dae.lt, IM1. io ..: J .VtmitH .A I lL - .-, ( , J. M. LOYKJOY, 14 4 1.


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT: GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT : WILLIAM R. KING, OF ALABAMA. FOR GOVERNOR: HON. DAVID S. REID, OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. ELECTION THURSDAY, 5TH OF AUGUST- CANUIDATES FOR WAKE COUNTY. SENATE : WESLEY JONES. HOUSE OF COMMONS : ROMULUS M. SAUNDERS, GASTON H. WILDER, WILLIAM A. ALLEN.


ocr: North Carolina State Bonds. Treasury Office, Raietgh N. C, April 8th, 1852. $ SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until the 10th of May next, for the purchase of SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of Bonds issu ed by the State of North Carolina; the interest (six per cent per annum.) on which will be payable on the first Monday in January and July in each year, and the principal at the end of ten years in conformity with an Act of the General Assembly of said State, ratified January 28th, 1851. Persons bidding will please endorse on their letters Proposals for State Bonds.' D. W. COURT8, Public Treasurer. 46 td April 12 th. 1852.


ocr: County, and the Public generally, that l . 1 a I a a , a l . . "OS ftpnt. ; permanently in uoiusoorougn, wnere he will r . . , NTEW fr ffMr itrtunn " vuwv" naitn, JEWELRY ik. . nicrm sroRp G0LDSB0R0D6H, N. & " - wiuiuktr 4c, AND Wr goods RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens f o.aaat.r .n,l k. T.,l.l, aa,ll.. . . ' 01 W Watch, Clock, A Jewelry Bnsine8. in all its various branches. He will also keep on hand a general assortmcn FANCY ARTICLES, ' uch as are usually kept in similar establishment N. C. -TIN WARE, ALSO Clocks, "Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery S CLES, JrERFCMERY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS &c AND PRIME STOCK OP Candies, Fruit, Segars, Tobacco a Aw;l ..f .. j : .: .. .. ' ".",ao ucacupuun id nis une purchased sold on Commission, with faithfulness and despatch wnam w . ... wpauiug uone wuu neatness and paicu, on ujuueraie terms, ana warranted. All on! from a rlistnnrA. unt hv D.il T.A ft. an .i T7 a6C U1Bes 0' AVnrida mill ha nvnmnll 1 3 a ' The highest prices paid for old Gold and Silver. Step into the Vabiett Store, i5; G MwfrB. 1851' 103 Goldsborough, Oct 25,


ocr: , NEW CLOCK. WATCH, JEWELRY Comer of WmoUCenire and ChestnZ H.C. AXB DEALtn IK ' RESPECTFULLY informs the..;.; Countv. and the Pnblic eeneratlv. tho, u. , permanently in Goldsboroueh, where he ;n .as 0Calf . "iii: .' 1 1 iu avo loiiuuo mwibimt .n : i 1 He will also keep on hand a general assortm FAHCY ARTICLES such as are usually kept in similar establishments If . C. TIW WARE, ALSO Clocks. "WATOHiaS. Jewklry. r, ITT1 Saw ci UUSB, fisturuMKKX, 1UUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 4C AND A PRIME STOCK OP Candies, Fruit, Semrs, Tobacco, ftP Articles of every description in his line purcta sold on Commission, with faithfulness and deT0' HfRepairing done with neatness and natoh An lHAil.nl. y . . r"-" " tciuio, ana warranted. All nPj from a distance. ant h R.;i nMJ a. mtn . ... wnes, or oth .ranui mill Ko ... J-J ' 1 ... u. iujjiUj Hirnoni io. The highest prices paid for old Gold and Silver Step into the Variety Store, finl.laKnrnnfrVi fl- OK 1QR1 ". 8 ' ' " 103 UULU5UUKUUGH,


ocr: G. LOUGEE. Dealer is uloc x Ako, Gonf htionary, begars, drc. At tSae IPos Offce Bnilding, v -- - V.' 1 " 1


ocr: Clothing ! Clothing ! ! Clothing ! 1 1 qATE & CO. have this day received another JL large. lot ol the latest 'styles ol FashionabU ReaX Made Ctthin a, manufactured by ourselves express ly lor our awn Wholesale and Retail trade, ahd warran ted to give sat taction. We name in part extra-fine black, bJue.brown ami olive colored Reaver Over Sacks, fine and e.tra-fine Dress and Frocks of" various styles, do Satin silk Velvet, Cashmereand merino Yesta, ftne and extra-fine black; doeskin and fancy cassimere. Pants, likewise, a very large lot of median and low priced in reat abundance, allot which we will sell as low as iuch goods can be bought in any city in the United Statrs, wholesale or retail. Call on Tate & Co. for bargains. 4 , N. B. We would respectfully say to ibose who have, left.'their measures lor Clothing that liey are all received in fine order. TATE & CO., . West sidt, FayeilevilU street, Raleigh. November 29th, 1852. 5-w


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT: FRANKLIN PIERCE, I"1 ' TPUZ HiUPSHIRP . FOR VICE PRESIDENT : WILLIAM R. KING, OF ALABAMA. FOR GOVERNOR: ION. DAVID S. REID, OF KUtM UOAA bVtil X fAWDATES FR WAKE COU3ITY. SENATE : WESLEY J 0"N E S . HOUSE OF COMMONS : ROMULUS M. SAUNDERS, GSTON H. WILDER, WILLIAM A. ALLEN.


Richmond enquirer. [volume]

ocr: MM OCR A TIC TICKET, for i kk>ii>ent. ? VKI.IX PIERCE. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR VICE PRESIDENT, 111.1,1AM K. KING, OF ALABAMA. ELKt T O R. S . COOKE, of Nor loll; City. .? 1!IV RIVES, of Prince (Jeorge. I .;ilKS DIl.LARI). of Henry. II V >1 FI.Ol'RNOY. of Prince Edward. \ COOPE, Jr.. of Ucdford. -.CUT l!. SCOTT, of Richmond City. IV A WISE, of Accomac. ?IT I.. M"NTA?;UK. of Middlesex. - ItARIUH'R. of Culpeper - (tANU.>1.1*11 TI'OKBK.ol Frederick ,.K E UGNEAl.K. oi Rockingham. ? M.-P(?U Kl.i..of llo-.vart. \ ii I'l.OVD. of Washington. MKU II JOHNSON, of Taylor i'\lAll MIAVEI.L.OI Marion.

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ocr: SIPEItlOK BALTIMOID GROUND PLAM ER. wirramed to contain Od per cei ? , t. We aie now piefiared to iurni-h the a'^ove ce ebr Farmers wanting a supp') for mixing with guaro lm ? ? ? will nleace send in their orders ai once. Terms ca-b. . rarmera waiiKog ?= ^ - will please send in their ordersatonce made equal to cash. ^ , ,?, - 1)EANF. A; P.HOW'? August 3?cot


ocr: SONS OF TEKPSUA VCK : 'jf'HF! Grind l?ivi-i?ui 01 Virginia hol-i <? ijmr il :e.-!v session in the town of Fine ?-??I**. 15 ' c oi,u couniv. on '.tic lonith Wednesday, the2>ih day t.| :h:?> rnouia.Juy. 1852. at 10o'clock-. A >1. _Bu?inrfsof in.p TUnce will be pie??fit*d to '.he ?n*?ting, and t Jul i '? 1 July 1J c*3v


ocr: 1 persons Whn'arV ik.v .. buoiraccotfnrn to'ih* lat* tirmnf Robert a: Hail Neil-* n. 11. Neitson <k.Co? :*cuilJUiL2i&il3o:u anil in ?re recently lo Ha I Nei inji/jdualjy, arercuutf at-jl to mak? W/rn,;,n;.. A?"i ther" 4 ce'any c:!ifnft"aiaf?ill'afry in'rhe aMfvfe-A>rtfern* <*r ?jam- Mi.f Neila.in indiviounlly, thev wil! be seMled unjyij>flra#UJtt<f' him July *20?cw3w* ' Ha I.I. SE1I.SON. Surviving I'art ? >. ? A>D IVAKKAM'S txiosni lor cash. at th* liignr>t in..? ket prices, by R. B. BAOBY, eorner ol Franklin arid V\.>ll Va. June 4?c.;:i


ocr: EblSIIA BAKKSOALK, Jr., AT LAW, and Noiarv Public for Halifax county, continues to practice iu the Circuit and County Courts of ilali- fax. Pittnylvama, Charlotte and Campholl couutius I Addr^tw: Meadoville, Halifax county. March 8?tf TIMOTHY AND HERDS GRASS SEED, receiving and for sale by I


ocr: notes of the socthek.v maxvfac ?* Tl RERs HANK, are redeemed. a? heretofore, at j?r, ai our Cour.'t'. Pet. C. W. PrBCEI.LAiCQ. T1'M y. NUTK> ()FtTiK i:MTEU S.TATKX * '?! w A>HlN?iTf)N I? wil! be redeemed by in.- in >ir einu m ,tf.v W N '11NS1.F.Y. pEHl'Vl AS citANO.?"*500 fca<? beut Peruvian iiuauo. * n?w rcre|V|lle_for n\? x>y _ ... O.: 12-r4* J Ht'CH \\ FR\. I 'A. PtTg. RI GS, ac.?We r?i eciiuliy call the attention ^ 0 '>-r !ritr.<,'? at d the pub'ic. to our ?ery cheap ai.d bandse'ine *:f Uru'te.s. Tapestry. 3 piy afid Ingrain Carpe'ins. f'.: .ct'. Bi^kirc and Huge, just leceived by _ 8 BREEL'EN a- foi. Sept. 30? c3?- 217 Broad bU


ocr: DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT. FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. WILLIAM R. KING, OF ALABAMA. ELECTORS. isr District?MOKDECA1 COOKE, of Norfolk Ciiv. 2nd District-TIMOTHY RlVtS. of Prince Georite. 3rd District?A. HUGHES DILLAKD, of Henry. 4th District?WILLIAM C. FLOt'RNoY. of Prince Edward. 5th District?JOHN GOODE. Jr.. of Bedford ) 6th District?ROI!ERT G. SCOTT, of Ricnmond City. 7th District?HENRY A. WISE, of Accouiac. Sth District?ROBERT L. MONTAGUE, of Middlesex. 9ru District?JAMES BARBOUR, of Culpeper IOtu District?JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER.of Frederick 11th District?GEORGE E DEN EALE. of Rockingham. 12th District?JAMES McDOWELL.of Botetourt. 13th District?JOHN B. FLOYD.of Washington. Urn District?MORTIMER II. JOHNSON, of Taylor. 15ru District?ZEDEKIA1I K1DWELL, of Marion. J"?s;*The Presidential Election takes place onTies BAV, THE SECUNLi DAY OS* NOVEMBER. A'c would surest to ths Democratic EJitors of the State their column!".


ocr: Ai*? i'ORT OF RTi'H 'dt?.NI'. FKB. 12 li?52. " arrived, Sehr. Haxall, LayfieU, New ^ .>rk. SAILED, Schr. .Merchan', Couch, New Vork. Brig Norfolk, P, ndleton, Norfolk. Steamer City ot Richmond, Foster, New \ ork.


ocr: All KIM jdlKVU, I'OItT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 29, 1S52. ^?arrived, Srhr P R Burton, Lingo, Philadelphia. Schr Isabella Thompson, Corson, Charleston. Schr Madagascar, Bonsy, Norfolk. Si tit Mary'Elizabeih, Ireland, Philadelphia. Schr LjIIh, , Baltimore. SAILED, Schr Volant. Crewit. Philadelphia.


ocr: JOIiRiV'ALt OF KI''H."'U ? A D, t>CTollF.K. IS. l?52~ A kill VED, r.'\i>!ere. Gifijrd, Baltimore. i."r;iJuaiioke, Paui?h. New York. SAILED, ?JineC.. D utglity, Philadelphia. ? L : i. vViiite. S ilesn. ?i<: ini.'tui, Travers, Baltimore.


ocr: TZ4F MR. RUTHEKKOORD'S KKAL The sale of Mr. TIioj. Rutherlooid s Rea fc- ? jn r continued This Day. and will begin with ^vfr*\ ' ,'ma!ei.c Mayo, opposite Rocketrs Ware Houee. The sale wll ^ jj, 4 o'clock, P. M. Several handsome half-acre .ots, on I near Col. Carrington's re?idence, will al?o be sad.u? ?nDnlN, An'' vv r'0VUl- '


ocr: POSuTlCAj..?_ ^ EnqUirer. THE SPEAKER. I saw him mount the speaker's stand, Amidst a lordly crowd? They welcomed him as some ?rlS" 8tar? With shouts both long and loud. His form was graceful to behold, His brow was broad and lair, H'? hands were clasped upon his heart, Which throbbed so wildly there. A deadly silenco seemed to reign Througout that brilliant hall; Their gaze was riveted on him, Whose presence seemed to pall But, suddenly, his dark eye flashed, His proud breast strongly heaved, Then burning words of eloquence, That silence did relieve. He spoke such words as ne'er before Burst from the lips of man, He seemed to soar on seraph's wings. Then down to earth I eaw him press his burning or" > With quick and feoble That deadly sileuce came agai , It was too much, too much I LooitA, April 10- Mollis. TO A RICH YOUNG WIDOW. (FBOM PUJffCH.) I will not ask if thou canst touch The tuneful ivory key, # Those silent notes of thine are such As quite suffice for me. I'll mako no question If thy skill The pencil comprehends? Enough for rue, love, if thou rtiil Canst draw thy dividends 1


ocr: ' deiiocr.itk; ticket. for j'ui>ii?i:nt, PIERCE, OF NEW IIAMPSHIRB. for VICE president, WILLIAM K. KINO, OF ALABAMA. E I* K C T O K S . MOKDECAt COO KB, of Norfolk Civ. TIMOTHY HIVES, ot l'rince Oeorce. A. HI'UIIES 1)11.1. A 111). ..I Henry. WILLIAM C. FLOI'RNOV, of I'nr.ee Edward. JOHN GOODE, Jr., of Bedford. KOHEHT G. SCOTT. of Ki.'Iiiii.xkI City. HENRY A. WISE, ot" Aeeomac. ROBERT I.. montague, -.1 Middlewx. JAMES HARBOUR, of Culpepcr. JOHN RANDOLPH TI CKER,of Frederick GEORGE E DENEALE, of Rockingham. JAMES mcdowei.L. of Botetouit. JolIN h. FLOYD, of Washington. mortimer H. JOHNSON, of Taylor. of Marl >n.


ocr: s'l'O V KS. UANOKS. HOT A 1 K KUt.VACKS, 4c.. i m: i .west ami iit;st patterns made. ; i- r.r. now doubt the sreat adcatitases in the use o! Tin* Jnpaimed ami Iron Ware, dic.? i ??. r.i ? : "KudlrKs Chain Pump" hits only to be , . be tlsCil III t'aOltiKD ."KKKKKKNCK III UliV Other. Also, I" ,.\j> >rcni?N i'l MPS. j^-u. ;?? will receive especial care and filled promptly. Mer , ...... fl.Mi.n guarantied its represented, and offered at ..... "luUt'.ST CASH MUCUS. \\ M. II. ENSIGN, Awtt No. 140 Mbiii Street.


ocr: JIAKiJVE JOURNAL. PORT OF RICHMOND, JULV~3, 1952. ARRIVED, Steamor Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia. Schr Telegriph, Boze, City Point. Schr Victoria, , Philadelphia. SAILED, Schr Mercy Taylor, Nickergon, Port Walthall. Schr Eliz'i B. Jones, Boze, Port Walthall. Schr Kdwin, Aarons, Baltimore. Schr John R. Watson, Cainbern, New York.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC TICKET, FOR PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM R. KING, OF ALABAMA. ELECTORS. MOKDECA1 COOKE, of Norfolk City. TIMOTHY RIVES, of Prince George. A. HUGHES D1LLARD, of Henry; WILLIAM C. FLOURNOY, of Prince Edward. JOII* GOODE, Jr.! of Bedford. , ' ROilERT O. SQOTT, of Richmond City. HENRY A. WISE, of Accomae. ROBERT L. MONTAGUE, of Middlesex. JAMES BARBOUR, of Culpepor. JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER.of Frederick. GEORGE E. DENEALE, of Rockingham. JAMES McDOWELL. of Botetourt. JOHN B. FLOYD, of Washington. MORTIMER II. JOHNSON, of Taylor. ZEDEKIAU KIDWELL, of Marion.


ocr: iOOCRATIC TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, vHI.lS PIERCE, OF NEW FOR VICE PRESIDENT, ; I,Id AM R. KING, OF ALABAMA. ELECTORS. (,l>r.CAl COOKE, of Norfolk Ciiy. ->1'HV RIVES, of Princo Georao. jlOIES DH.I.ARD, of Henry. 1AM C. FI.Ol'RNOY, of Piinco Edward. ;n OOODE. Jr.. of Bedford. jKiiT 0. SCOTT, of Rictimond City. \RV A. WISE, of Arcomue. liilKT I.. MONTAGUE, of Middlenes. ?1E> BARBOLR, of Culpc-i-.-r RANDOLPH TrCKKK. of Frederick Ki.t: E DENEALE. ol Rockingham. Mcdowell.of Botetourt. U. FLOYD, ol Washington. H. JOHNSON, of Taylor. ol Mail-n.


ocr: I>EMOCI!ATl?_TICKIiT. FOR PREMDENT. ? KANKI.1N 1MG1UE,0F Xl?>V FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM R. KING, OF ALABAMA. K LECTORS. MORDECAl COOKE. of Norfolk Citv. TIM*? ril V KlVt.s. of Prince Geor&e'. Ill '..HE"* Dll.l.ARD. ol Henry. C. FLOI'RNOY, of Prince Ed want. jollN GOODS. .Ir.. of liedforii. KOKEItT (I. SCOTT, ol Richmond City. lltNRV A WISE. ?l Accomac. KUllERT I. MttNTARUE. of Middlesex. JAMES BARIIOL'R. of Cutpeper JiHIN RANDOI.ril Tl'CKER. of Frederick GEOROB E DENEAl.E. of Rockingham. JAMES McDOWELI..of Botetourt. jiillS' II FLOYD, ol Washington. MuKTlMER II JOHNSON, of Taylor. /.EDEKIAll KIDWELL. ol Marion.


ocr: ??DUVAL'S COTTAGE" KOK SALE. are auihorized to -ell that h-autitu' residi 1 r*. Mtuated ah.o a mile North 01 the cry ol Hl< hn oral, ai.d Sou li i f the lt.cl inond Turnpik*. ktiown as ??l)uval'? 1 au ace.' with en ac,e- m lai attached, in ahieh rtate of CUl.iv.i"lon 'l he re.-ldeliCe I- Vriy i'iidi modiou". with all ne:<n?aiy outhou?ea. 30?cif ? WATSON i iirr;iirs


ocr: MBUICAL SOCIETY OV VIKGISIA.-Tbe ntxiuul meeting of ihe Mediral Society ol Vircinia, will be held in the Richmond Atlier muni on Wednesday. April 2Sth, HuKii.i-8- of much importance wi I bu irarnaeted; anil it is hoped that a l#ii;c number ol' Fellows will be in attendance. ftv order of ihe Society. P. CL. GOOCII, April 6?oid * Secretary. ATHKSAEl'M POSTPOXKMESJT.-Tlie last ** I.'cture of l'rof Ilenry Reed,on the J.itersture of Wit and jluni.)r, will be delivered on Wednesday, 7th April, at S o'clock, " M i the Atlieiiwuin. April t}


ocr: DEMOCRATIC TICKET, FOR PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN PIEUCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILI-1AM H. KING, OF ALABAMA. ElECTOllS. VORDEfAl COOKE. <>i Norfolk < itv ?Vim TIIY R1VKS. of l'rince Cone. f imrilE^DII.UARt). oi Henry. vvi LIAMC Kl.OUUNoV.oi Prir.ee Edward . ()0 )E. Jr.. oi Bedford. ROBERT c; SCOTT, of Richmond City Jii>vii\ \ WISH, oi .MTomac. RuHl lt r I. MoXTACUS. ..f Middlesex. J \MES BARBOUR, of Culpeper. JOHN TICK .K ... Frederic* PEOliiSli E. DEMiAI.B. R'Ckm,!iam. IAMBS McPOWELL, of ll >t-i<>uu. itillN li FLOYD. "f Wa-hiiwum. MORTIMER 1I JOHNSON. of Taylor. hlU'ABI.L.


ocr: V1GLINI, 101 Main mr6et, will u^r. h?r .Tl SPUING AND SU.MMUR Si'Y l,U* Or Mli.l.lMi- RY,sn TCESOat, April -'7ih, enr^ixu 15 of a.! 'i'-' ??it->: ?inputtauons. selected by Iter (or thi? m.iiket, t-? w ir.L site re->;.. i luliv refjU'-'s (= the ulteii.1011 <>| lior c jitoineM and t!;?* punlic . twr


ocr: RICHMOND EX(j ? I R EH. "^FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 9. 185 n ? __^_i^z==~=r-? ~ (;% J) | K i "NO NoRIH. NO SOU 111. NO EASI. >o' "? ? .CE OF THR CONSTITUTION ; HI T A SAl RK1> > 0(01 COMMON HON I) ANt> THUb oT HK.OTHKIlIIOOD.''?franklin Pierce. DEMOCRATIC MEET1NG. TO-NIGHT, AT THK AFRICAN CHURCH. ? ????? ?f Richmond are requested to meet r Tnt ^ 9ih instant, (it 3 o'clock, at the African A.' Docola. of Illinois, and AdoIham W V en-able of North Carolina, have been invi ted a tid it ie confidently expected, will bu present and ad dress the meeting. It is hoped that every Democrat will be ?resent. Come, and listen to the bold and eloquent champi ons of Republican principles. Come then, Democrats, to the meeiinc, and hear them for the cause. 53T The Ladies arc invited lo attend. Seats are reserv ed tor those who may honor us with their presence. By o&dkh or the President or the Association.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOR PREMbENT, FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, 1VIM.IAM R. KING, OF ALABAMA. ELECTORS. MORDECAl COOKE. of Norfolk City. TIMOTHV RlVi%S, of Prince George! A lining D1LLARD. oi Henry. WILLIAM C FLOl'RKOY. of I'rinec Edward. JOHN OOODE. Jr.. of Bedford. UOBERT K. SCOTT, of Richmond City. HENRY A. WISE, of Aocoinac. ROBERT L. MONTAGUE, of Middlesex. JAMfcS. BARBOUR, of Culpeper. JOllV-.&?NDOH'H rrCKiiR.Of Frederick. fiEOtlCPE DENEAI.E. of Rockingham. ?AMES McHOWELL.of Botciouii. li FLOY'P. "i lVa?hin::ti?n. V, (RT1V1ER H. JOHNSON, ol Taylor. ?'rJOEKUH KlbWELL, ol Marion.


ocr: SONS OP TEMPERANCE I TMIE Grand Diri-ion o! Viremia will hold a quar terly s*.*?ion in :he town of Fincastle, Botetourt county, on she fourth Wednesday, tht>23ih day of this month*. Ju'y. 1852. at 10o'clock. A.M. Bu*ine*? of importat cs will be pr?*?nted to the mtetiog, snd a full attendai cc of delegates k dewrtd. " July 13?cw3w


ocr: HAUINE JOlll&ftAL. PORT (?F RICHMOND, MARCH 22. 1852. ARRIVED, Schr Athas, Robinson, Porto Rico. Schr Cambria, Lowe, Baltimore. Steamer Belvidoro, GifTord, Baltimore. Steamer Roanoke, Parrlsh, New York. Steamer Virginia, Tcel, Philadelphia. SAILED. Schr M. M. Klotts, Tennison, New Yoik. Schr S. R. Jacison, Kins, Philadelphia. Schr Elmira, Smith, Port Walthall.


ocr: PORTOH KH-HAIOM). DEt'EAlBER'.Y', ISSi" ARRIVED, " Sciir Eva. Garwood. Philadelphia. Schr, E. Peterson, Williamson. IS'ew York. Schr Win. Baird, Siubbs, Salem. Schr Pearl, Ktiaj p. .New York. Steamer Roanoke. P irr:>h. New York. Steamer Btlvidi.ro, (j.fiord, 15 iltimore. SAILED. Schr. Min- rva Wright, Worth, .New \ ork. Schr. Sharon, Fariss. BoMon. Sehr. Wm. C<>!?{iiit. Kirwin Baltimore.


ocr: tiiy. i't JOj ?a..Vii<? I'Olfl OK iC 1 ('U >11 i s 11, KKIi. 5 l-ri.'. arrTTeuT" Sehr. G. W. Conner, Slic-llv, Vork River. Corn ?Sell r. Speed, Thomas, Xorlolb, Corn. Sehr. Leave, Marable, Cniekahominy, when. Sehr. Merchant. Coueh. Xew Yurk. Sehr. Orianna, DoJt'e, X?;a- V ir*. SAILED. Sehr. J no. Silliman, Cliirn, X- w York, coal. l*altinr?r?', no roll indl>".


ocr: ?taiU$2? JviiKML. PoSTFoK Hl'JtlD, SEI' I>TM8KK I'i. 1 i&'i akrivkuT ?Vchr l\iimo?, Sandford. .New Yoik. !Si:ltr Hanover, Chichester, New York. JSi;hr Moniruse, Lewie, .New York. S.AlLliD, J-i-hr New York, Wvuti, Now V>?tk. f*ciu Nebraska, Ferine. New York.


ocr: MiiiSK JOURm* (ifTii r OK RICH MUM), JULY 24, 1352. AR1UVED, Sc'ir. C P. Brown,, McKee, Kcw Turk. Schr. Jno. R. Watson, Cumbern, New York. Schr Gen. Worth Travors, Baltimore. Stemner Pennsylvania, Ehvmw, Pniladelphia. SAILED, Schr. Henrico, Tuttle, New York. Schr. .\ehraflta, Perine, Philadelphia.


ocr: ()!? Morn \nr tickiyr. Em; . .?.~11.?:n r. I'KAXKMN IMlilU ()!?' Nli? IIAMI'SHIlu Coll Mi l-: PRESIDENT. \VII.|.IA>I It. KINC. OF AI.AHAM K I. K C T O It S . MuKDEi At i'miKE. "I N .k I n-. TI M' ? I'll V u: Vi v. I', in.-. ,-i.: a. 111 i;iii:s mi.i. win. ,.i nmrv UII.I.IAM I I I.ill UNOV ??! I'iince Edward. joiin ?:<ioiie. .1, . ..r ii..ir..i' ?; SfOTT. .?l 1: j m ? ..! ?*ltv IIENKY A WISE. "I .???? UollEKT I Mi'M AM K. .>1 V:' ! .1A MI'S IIA i: II' 'I i:. 1 ?'?: ! ? 1- ? J1 i!i\ 15 AM' 'I. i'l I II ' K E it. * ? 1 rv. ? ??iiflr. CEiMK.E 1' DENEAI.E. 'i It ??*kn . 1.1,1. JAMES M I?< lWEI.1.. "I It ' ? ?in! ,|i HIS II I !.??"* w.'-iim; . . Mi >l>'i'l M Ell II MMIN-alV ?'! r.iy'-r ZEDEIvlAll KII'WEI.I- ?" M-tri n LATEST SEWS lis THE IVI??{?!? a|?ll?U '??'? I he Itielmioiitl Kitquircr. CON G R KS SI ON A L. Washington. Jt-v 5.?Air. 1lainlin atldre.*?ed the2'cjja: tu-il'V, on ilic li.-thi.ry i|i)estion. The to-'k "i? 1 ?'i-. 11 and Diplomatic Hiii, 4l?k K< M 'HKSTF.li, .A:* -The Choi.T:i is- on in- :ncrea hi rf Twt ntv-i??ur c..?.luvc ??fi-urrt,?! in the 1i.-t :4|, u. out "I vvhieli 19 ilt-.tzlii hate ensue.!. Juitye 1). vt.>ax


ocr: SALT RIYKR HAIL HOAI>. fine locomotive, AUSTRIAN DESPlM, will forthwith Hir the above dtli?li'lul l.'Calny, stoppl >! ut '? Site U'f u Alilitarv H'-^pi'^l." <?? '?''?! up O'c s d .e rs. BllEEl'HES DOWN Conductor. RICH BRO'tUE Engineer. NATIVE INDIGNATION, Fireman, t>~To m rvi nt accidents Hie Fire will be piaceel in the R '.r.


ocr: wilt nut jircrc n> the Steamer from starting. V OH S? A h T 11 I V li It, f. r?- % S^mSSBSm OS THE rOCnTH or MAtiCH NlXT. AT TWELVK 0 clock, TltS UPKKl R STEAMER FUSS A A li KK.Vl'HEllS. This Ticket will ins-i'e to a comfortable to Salt Iliver. All baggage at itu- nek of thu owueis, all stealings e.iarnnieeu t>v the GHlphhiiifs W. SCOTT. Captain. Graham Rkrad. Pilot. J-'E Barkrh Cle.k. Deacon White," tr ader of trm Ban.i. * EJiK'f ol -li-m j-t raM'i U'lotf |.:i|>tr m W-?lern H-m.-?!vanin


ocr: PPKf OP-KICHMOND, MARCH 1, 1852. " ARRIVED, ~ ijr.Vcw Vork, Nelson, New Vork. s^i'a. P- g- Wheaton, Endicot, Philadelphia, i'rovidence, Parker, Bnliimore. Kinina, North, Baltimore. Phillips, 13altitnorc. Hope, Kcrwin. Baltimore. ^ a'. .jlvarodo, lloofman, Norfolk. s>;Kxit. SuJiolk, Baltimore. Or Marable, Norfolk. iV Passenger, Roily, Cherrystone. ofjmcr Roanoke, Parish, New Vork. i-'anier Bclviderc, GiH'ord. B.iltimore. SAILED,


ocr: i IE M OC R ATIC_T10K ET. FOR PRESIDENT. KANKI.IN PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR V10S I'ltfiSl DBNT, WILLIAM R. KING. OF ALABAMA. K L K I* T O R S 1ST District?MOUDECAI COOKE. of Norfolk Cuy. ?nd District -TIMOTHY RIVlS. of l'rince George. iKD District?A. HUGHES D1LI.AKD, ol Henry. ?irH District?W1LI.1AM C. FLOURNOY, of Prince Edward 5th District?JOHN GOODE. Jr., of Bedford.) t'lrn District?ROBERT G. SCOTT, of Richmond City. 7th District-IIENRV A. WISE, ol Accomac. jth i 1STRICT?ROBERT L. MONTAGUE, of Middlesex. 9th District?JAMES BARBOUR, of Culpeper U'Tii District-JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, of Frederick. 11xit District?GEORGE E DENEALE. of Rockingham. ICth District?JAMES McDOWELL. of Botetourt. Dth District?JOHN B. FLOYD, of Washington. Uth District?MORTIMER H. JOHNSON, of Taylor. 15th District?ZEDEK1AH KIDWELL, JR. ol Marion. rHK Presidential Election takes place onTuk8 THE SECOND OAV OF NOVEMBER. vVc would suggest to the Democratic Editors of the State keep the above at the head of their columns. To the Democratic Committees of Vigilance Democratic Party ^tiurnlly, in the State of Vir ginia. The Election is close at hand, and it is important thai every De crane voter in the State should be furnished with electoral ticket* We can supply all orders thai may be forwarded to ua by e ie.urniii.nl, at St per IUUU, or 50 ceum per 109 fur a smaller .umber. Ttiecash must accompany ihe order in all eases. They be sent free of postaze. <?#>? MR. WEBSTER'S OPINION OF GEN. PIERCE. In a conversation with Judjje Tarpley, of Jackson, Mis Mr. Webster said: ? MU I HAVE KNOWN MR. PIERCE FROM HIS BOYHOOD, 1> NOW MY NEIGHBOR, AN'D I HAVE NO HESITA IN SAYING THAT AI.TIIOt OH WE DIFFER UPON CONSTITUTIONAL UUESTIONS. YET UPON THE oe si.aveky he I? as SOUND and RELIABLE m a> was mr. caliioun himself."


ocr: i S'lTCATIO.'V WAITED.?A marrjed nun (witboutfamily) ! anda native of Virginia, who has bad several years oxperKnca ' iu teaching the ciawice and Maib?niatic5, wishes to obtain a situation : as Teacher in an Academy or privjue family. Hit wife would take * elaia of younj Ladies in Music aad Tranch-' Teetimoniau will be given oriappHeatitm to P. R. S-, Riciimor,d, v it-elm


ocr: makiIe'mit'sAL. "PORT OK RICHMOND, ALT;UbTl2,To5'Z A IliaV ED, Barque, Ork, Hutihings. Boston. Sehr Witt. A. Buries, Rowe.N'otlh Carolina Sloop Tartan, Hitchcock. Havre De Grace. SAILED, Sclir S?.i Kl jwer, Dayton, l'iiiladelphia. Sclir Ejwjn. Aaron?, Port Walthall. Sehr New Voik, Conen New York.


ocr: ||i-:.\iOCRATi?_TICKET. FOR PRE>1DENT. lMERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR VICE PRESIDENT. WILMAM R. KING. OF ALABAMA. KLECTORSi COOKE. <??" Norfolk City. HIV'.s. <>I Prince George. III'G IIES DM.LARD. ?1 Henry. vi 0. FLOt'UNOY. 01 Pnnce Edward. GOODE. Jr.. ol Bedford. G. SCOTT, 01 Ru-hmoiid City. A WISE, of ircoinac I. MONTAGUE, "f Middl-sex. BARBOUR. of l'ulce|?r rr.rferict. KAN HOI.I'll Tl l'Kl.K. ol Fr^'r E DENEAl.E. oi K gingham. McDOWEI.l-.oi Botetourt. It FLOYD, oi VVa-hinstoo- , II 'OIINSON ol l.i.v'or. r K |f?vv i:i I.. ?"


ocr: LI.HK FOR FARMISG PUKPOsE9^ ,,p, been repeatedly solinted o ?"?'"J''prJ'^^ asricultural purpofes. I have ^ nlantcrs on ike bordsr^oi JamejKi^/ ;v^n, ? v T will enter ioto contract for a sf^cific *LTi'Jyv^i.a.' t-f- >f the lime shall b-s good. ' can i^urni-n .<om ? Ua/av .' inuually. Communications a'lu . Hockbndge county, will ha?a prompt at enji^n ^ lOCHER, June 15?e2m Mtnufaetuiir of Li.ne r"re


ocr: DI'MOCiiVi'lC TICKET. EOK nil.>luKNT, FIERCE, OF X12U HAMPSHIRE, roil VICK IMSESIDENT. nil.I,|\M R. KIN<;, OF A I.AHAM A. K L K C T O R S . OO'.'KE. oi N..ri..|k Ci:y TIMOTIIV IUVES. 01 l'liiioo <;.!<jr?r A. Ill ii1)11.1.AEt). >>i Henry. WH.I.iAM Fl.ol'RNOV. oi I'rnirt! Edw.ir.i JOHN OOi?l>E. Jr. oi Itcdiord. UOIiEUT n. Si II'l'i. hi Hiclimuni! Ctiy. IIENKV A. WISE. ?>l .".<voinac. KOIlEItT I. MuNTAIJI E. .>l Mi.itllewjx , JAMES UARIHM'K, ?>f Culpe|<cr. JOHN RANDOLPH TrrKEK.ol" Fri.lurirk. (?'EollCE E. DEXEAI.E, of llockiiislum. JAMES M. DO\VE!.I.."l llotetoim. JOHN It ri.OVD.i-: Wajliiuitun. MullTIMEll II. JOHNSON, oi Taylor ZEDEKIAII KIIAVEI.I.. ol .Marion.


ocr: I > K At OCR ATI 0 TICKET. I FOR I UKMUEST, IKANKI.IN PIERCE. OF XEW | FOR VICE PRESIDENT, IVII1IAM H. KING, OF ALABAMA. KLKf TORS. COOKE. m" Norfolk Ciiv. RIVi.S. o! 1'i'iucc Oeorae. III ISIIES DILLAUD. ol Ilenrv. <? Fi.OlMtNOY.nl Prince Edward IJOODE. Jr.. of lif.lforJ. ti. SCOTT, of Richmond City. llliNUV A. WISE, of Arcomac. I. MONTAGUE, of Mid.lle.ex. RAUBOL'R. of Culpener RANDOLPH TUCKER.of Frederick E DENEALE. of Uockinsham. McDowell.of Botetourt. It FLOYD, ol Wa^hinsion. 11. .MiHNSON. ol Tavlor. .'I Marion.


ocr: orTiIciTMONn, aprilX isS^T AKRIVKL), Sc!'.r cS illetf-', Nelson, Mow York. .<cf;r Sharon, Thatcher, Boston. Srlir Ceylon, Amahurp, Norfolk. Schr Or?V?n. Carver, Kastport. Schr O.j 'n, Ci irke, l.uboc. Schr J<lea, ?, York River. SAILED, Sclir Niagara, Perry, New York.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOR lUEMDENT, WKMX PIERCE, OP NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. WILLIAM K. KING, OF ALABAMA. ELECTORS. MORDECA1 COOKE, of Norfolk Ciiv. TIMOTHY RIVES, of Prince George. A. HUGHES D1LLARD, ol Henry. WILLIAM 0. FLOITRNOY. of Prince Edward. JOHN (!OOi)E. Jr.. ol Bedford. ROBERT G. SCO'H*. ol Richmond City. IIF.N*'Y A. WISE, ol Accomac. RO?!::RT L. MONTAGUE, of Middlesex. JAMES BAKBOL'R. of Culpeper JOHN RANDOLPH TCCKEK.of Frederick. GEORGE E DENEALE. ol Rockingham. JAMES MCDOWELL.of Botetourt. JOHN H? Fl.OYD.oi Washington. MORTIMER H. JOHNSON, ol Tavlor. ZEDEKIAH KIDWELL, of Marion. I


ocr: 1 Oi Just stqi Tr For Ihe Enqnirtr. A LAMENT. CV J. A. 0 Mil LEY. Oh! I *m sad, l'ai sad m night, I'm wrapt in midnight tiloomi Wild minstrel, seize thy harp, and slog As o'er itiu victor tomb. For joys more beautiful than !lto VVuhin my soul, have died j As f?d* away the i>!orioi!9 hues Frum heaven, at eventide. Wild minstrel, seize thy harp, I pray, And bid ? dirge art.-e Jo franno woe, tlion faintly die Amid the ni^lu wind's sighs. Tha doopsst, sidd'.st, wiliest notes, Mv pleasures shculd deplore, Entomfced within the mournful Past, To i>o awaked oo mure. Eajer? and Henry College. ? ? NEVER DESPAIR. Tho Opal-hueJ and miny-perlumad Morn From gloom is born ; ... , . From out the sudden depth ol obon N:gtu The stars shed light; Gams in the rayless caverns of tUaearih Have their slow birtli; From wondrous aldienr.y ot winter hours Come summer flowers; The bitter wuters of the restless main Give gentle tain; T.'jc fading blooni and dry seed bring onee more The year's fresh store j auencoof clashing tones afford i ne full accord; Through weary ages, lull of strife and ruth, Thought reaches truth; Through efforts long in vain, prophetic ue?d Begets the deed ; N?rve then thy soul with dlreet need to cops: Life's brightest hope Lies latent in Fate's deadliest lair Never despair. [ffoiutkold Word*. CUPID AND CAMPASPE. Bv john- Lxlye. 1591. Cjpid and my Campaspc played At cards for kisses?Cupid paid. He stakes his quiver, bow and arrows His mother's doves, and team of sparrows ( L jses them'too?then down he throws 'J he coral o( his lip, the rose Grown on his cheek fbut none knows how"; With these the crystal of Ins brow, A a t then tho dimple of his chin. A I ihess did my Cnmpaspo win. At list he se I her both his eyes? Sne won, and-Cupid blind did rise.' O love I has she done this to th?>e 7 What wil', alas! become of rnc 1 ??a?M? MISCEI.LANBOU.S. I | | j ! I ! ; ; I I j 1 j I I ! ! I I !


ocr: For the Enquirer. TO OA'K WHO WILL UNDERSTAND THEM. "Oh there arc looks end tones that dart" fntensest anguish "through the heRrt." And actions, too, which, more than all, Oauso every lowering liopo to fall ;? Thus every look of thine, 1 see, Speaks woe unutterable to me; Each tono bids every hopo depart, Rends every fibre of my heart: With harrowed mind, I bid adieu To every dream of bliss and you 1 And those, perchanco, who ne'er can know Ttiis heart's devotion and its woo, Will learn ai length, but learn too lato, How darkly they have ting d my fate. ' SIGMA. THE REVIVAL. Hark ! heard ye that rushing sound Amid the mulberry trees, As if their sunlit tops were stlrr'd By some celestial breeze? It is the Spirit's going forth, The rustling bough among', And Zion from her low estate Bursts forth into a song. Make room, make room, enlarge thy Unta, Stretch out each shrinking cord, Unfurl on all thy battlements The banner of the Lord. For lo! as doves their windows seek, So to thy courts they press, Whose hearts have just been tuned to ?ing The Lord our righteousness. All night in tears fair Zion lay, And spread her hands in vain, For none was found to comfort her Amid her travll-pain. But gladness with the morning light Returns, her heart to cheer; Amid the joy of new-born soul* Her sorrows disappear. Her pilgrims now the King's highway With joy exultant throng, Their heads adorned with Amaranths And everlasting song. They come, they come, their tears of joy Their victory to proclaim, While graven on each beaming brow, Shines their Redeemer's name. !


ocr: MAUKIEI). . , ? ? | ? Married, on th?3 in->ta t.b> the K<*". A- . ' . r\V0^ W. RKBVH ( Itichnioinl. t " Mi--* MAM'??* ? of Capt. C C. Tn.slev o( Hicover. Marribs. in 15r> klTn. N V.. --n Oif 3d ir.s:., v" ;J yl f>v. A\l "REW HART rf ChsrMtsr county,*e ? g(. J. STASTOSi denghtif of T#M. J'?


ocr: I'OMTICAL. THE DAISY. BY JOHN MASKS g'>ODB. Not worlds on woilds, in phalanx deep, Need we to tell a God is here: The daisv, Ires-h from winter's sleep, Tells of his liund in lines as ckar. Whnt power but His who arched the sklea And poured ihe day spring's purple flood, Wond'ruus alike in all its tries, Could rear the daisy's eunous bud j Mould its green cup, its wiry stem, lis fringed border nicely spin, And cut theg'-l.l eiiibo*seJ gem, That set in silver gleams within; And fling it with a hand so free, O'er hill and dale and desert sod, That man, where'er he walks, may sto, In every step, the stamp God ? STARTING FROM SLEEP. Oh ! Heart, long dormant in thv dreary Pa;n* , , Canst ihounol rouse thee from .ho death-liko sleep 7 Put forth the blossoms of young joy ? And cease o'er buried hopes to pine and sweep? Around thee, everywhere on Life's wide pago, The beauty und the glory liveth still? Tbo sacred life uj>on the brow age, The strength of youthful hand and earnest will. Earth has her field of labor rich and broad, Canst thou not in the glorious toil bear part 1 Has t thou no gift to be improved for God; No dew of love for other human heart 7 Oh ! Heart, poor Heart, that mad'st thyself a tomb Of one dead Hope! fling wide thy charnal-door! And on the depths of that dark, raylessdoom, The flood of Heaven's glad light shall freely pour. Ohl wasted years and yet not wasted all Doth not the ploughman rend then sow the plain 7 What though spring-flower beneath 'he ploughshare fall, Shall not the harvest smile with golden grain 1


ocr: mks7j. w7pegham. CORNER OF FRANKLIN AM> SECnNII STRFHT-;. [17ILL receive tn her family vnunc laiite* winhin? 'o nli> rut ->ot I? in Richmond, front the 1ft of tlct"ber until i he latofJu'v ? Her residence is equally convenient to the school- of Mr- Mead'ard Kev Mr linen. An . 4 en SITUATION WANTED. SITUATION a< l ea^h-r ia wanted by a yours lady who will graduate ai one of the fir?' S-mituile? a'*th- N ir'h abui: h Cretof Aueuat next. Will give satisfactory rei'erencea with let: r ! to q lalificati'ina io tejch the Ensli^h studi-s. me io i e 'he luci.r. hranches; alio. Music, French. Oermin and It-tian. a^ d t'i *j:i f branches taught in public institu i"n?. Ilovj.e nest, umertt.e rial tuition of one of the most acomplishe I Profe?"oi? ?.f Music in this country, si e can uive satislact.?ry leferet-ccs in repaid m her lUain'oents and q jaiiticaucn-i a? teacher i:i that tno?u pleaHiiz nr.. compti-hmei t Heierences made to the Editor o' tho RirVmon! Eiqui er. I'.'cvi mond. Va.; B W Smith. Principal of Burlington Female Semmarv Burlington, Vt.; A. H. Allen, Washington," I). C ; J N Cierory Ailentowo. Pa ; Hon. T. A. Tom'inaon, teanvilla, N V.; W M Cliutouville, N. Y Juue 6?cw?m


ocr: AT COs>T! i $20,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS. ?T!HE subscribers intending to enlarge their house, and give it a X thorough repair, have thought it advisable, and have determin ed to mI I their entire stock now on hand at prime cost for cash, so that they may opon in their new and renovated house, an entire new stuck We do assure all in want of Dry Goods, that a better assortment or a more desirable ntoclr, is rarely offered at cost. An early call is so licited, as all goods remaining on hand at the close of the season, will be sold at public auction. , _ _ J. C. COURTNEY t CO.


ocr: NOTIf'E.?D WID J SAt'NDEK? ?l U c nty ol Ki t ii 2+ moiid will lie 7.e ; | I'm - , III er;..r?l I':' Vir?tlila Ceii'ia lUil llo.'ul,'n F.i ay, the ."Xh ir. t . ?t die? ner<l in-e'ice "I u.? ?,;Ayy a-fOCKHftL?E?'S.. IIBAO V "jODli (L'ttVk''iliSu-U;t KftS 1'1'si ih sim:s- i'ko'.Ks .vc. JUST RECEIVED, at >? .. lo-'. M.o..' <*--??/? " ' ".f i,'T"*K??rk Frock Cw<; rich hues and u- ?:/ >: J.'1"' ?"jrr?'ri. and f^ncv Cafinu r? P.-iii-: b ur. Irmv. a"'1 ' new *tvle Kreucii IJusmi i-< Fmch 0?*r , lL. 5r"' qiulrics and i-iices, from ^ te t-T- Menn ? I " shirt-' and Pw ^ er?; S>'carl.<: Cr>iva.a; ll?.f llw?, W. ic *--?*'1 d- ,'le ? ol CHILEs ^ BALDWIN.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR 1'RKSII.iENT, PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, 1VU,LIAM M. KING, OF ALABAMA.


ocr: - r,^]lt SPLESOIO YHNISON. 1 He. f IXEST I)KER of it id now at Tlio Arb.mr, corner of Main and lt,*th streets. Canvani Ba'-kand M.tPard Ducks r?'n.1ce* and Yo?k Rtvrr Oysters" NiuirrW,. Fresh Fish. Ac.. Ac. Pnvate Itooraa for Suppers, always ready. ?# n,r ""''cofined hope* to see his old mends at his r.i-w House, -^.r u 'fed up. and ha? now two of I) D. Wmant's gu \\V . ::i T"b:'"s UI' "t,lrB satisiaction,and are determined to please cur lonierx lliop ,n _Nov ^-"lw R W ALLEN ^ AS TKACHKH WANTED?By a young cation ? '^ "1 u' 'racli lite higher branches of an Enriish Edu" and Music on the Piat;o Address G


ocr: ltlillOCRATfC TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, 1MEKCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR VICE PRESIDENT, R. KING, OF ALABAMA. L K C T O 11 S . COOKE, of Norfolk Ci:v. RIV-.S. of Prince George! ill DU.LARD. ot Henry. C FLOURNOY, of Prince Edward. OOODE. .Ir.. of Hertford. U. SCOTT. of Richmond City. A WISE, of Aecomac. L MONTAGCK. ..f .Middlesex. UAItUOUR. of Culpe|?er tN RANDOLPH TUCKER.of Frederick. E DENEAl.K. of Rockingham. McDOWELMSf Botetourt. II FLOVP. ot Washington. II- JOHNSON, of Taylor. of


ocr: 1 )J:M 0C11AT10 TICKET. ~ FOR PRESIDENT, RAXKUX PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM R. KING, OF ALABAMA. ELECTORS. COOKE, of Norfolk City. RIVES. of Prince George. HUGHES DILLARD, of Henry. C. FLOURNOY, of Prince E J ward. GOODE. Jr.. of Bedford. G. SCOTT, of Richmond City. X^VISE. of Accomac. L. MONTAGUE, of Middlesex. BARBOUR, of Culpeper. RANDOLPH TUCKER, of Frederick. E. DENEAI.E, of Rockingham. McDOWELL, of Botetourt. It. FLOYD, of Washington. H. JOHNSON, of Taylor.


ocr: iOOClUTIC TICKET, FOR t'IU>!l?KNT, pAKI.IN lMGIU'E, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VIOR PRESIDENT. tVlM.IAM U. KING, OF ALABAMA. F.LEC T O R S . t.DRl'Al rOOKK. t.l Norfolk Cltv. ?ril\ U1V> S. o'' I'rince (Jcoree. .1 i.tlK< KH.t.AUn. oi Henry. .,1.1 A *1 1'I.OURNOY. ol t'nnce Ei!wur<i. .\ Jr.. oi lirJlurd. ?iiSUT <?' SCOTT, "i Richmond City. NUV A WISK. of Ai*com;n" tiCilT 1. MONTAGUE, ol Middlesex. \|CS IIARHOl'R. of CuliH-per s ItAMMl.t'lt TUCKliR.of Frederick ? iU.E E DENEA1.E. ol Rookm-lum. -S Vic DOW 111.! j.?l Hoieumrt. >. If. KI.OV0. ol riXEK II. lOfl.VgON. ?I Titylor.


ocr: LATEST NEWS Bf THE Telegraphed for the Richmond Enquirer. LATER FROM CALIFORNIA. York, May 17.?The steamer Illinois urrived forenoon from ChagreB, with Caliiornia mails to the 15th ol April. She brings three hundred passengers, and one mil' lion and a half dollars in gold. The news from the mining region is favorable, and busi ness was improving. The fugitive slave law had passed the Legislature of Cali fornia. TnejPanama Railroad would be opened within five milei of Gor?;ona during the present month. The government of Grenada had adopted hostile measure: against those South Americans who assisteJ Flores in expedition against F.quador. ARRIVAL OF JOHN S. THRASHER. New York, May 1".?John S. Thrasher came a passen ger in the steamer Atlantic. BALTIMORE MARKETS, May 17. Sales of 1400 barrels Flour at 84 06. Grain unchanged. NF.W YORK~-Ma!Ck.ETS, Mat 17. Flour dull; Southern SI 37 a 4 44. Wheat 61 io613? cts. per bushel.


ocr: Wfl^RlcmaO^'MAY 17, 18527 arrived, Schr Eldad, Jatvis, Albany. Schr VVestover, Rogers, Boston.^ Schr New York, VVyatt, New } ork. Steamer Belvidere, Gilford, Baltimore. Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell New York. Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York. SAILED, Sc*?r Larkin, Minor, Philadelphia. Schr Sntfllite. , Halifax


ocr: lOOCIiA'i'lO TICIvKT. FOR l'RE>ll>ENT. PlfcRClS. ()!?' M?W FOR VICE ''RESIDENT. WILI.IAM K. K.IXG, OK ALABAMA. ELECTORS. cooke. ..f Norma chv. TIMOTHY UlVtS. !>t Prince Georct\ A Ml HUES DILI.ARD, ,.| lleuiv. 0. FLOlBNOY. ol Pi mee Edward. JOHN GOODE. Jr.. oi Bedford. ROBERT SCoTT. of Itiohmond fit v. ilENKY A WISH. ..I w.m.iu-. ROBERT I. MONTAGUE. of Middlesex. JAMES BARBOI R. oi ?"u!r JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, of Frederick E DENEALE. of Rockin-'hain. JAMES McDoWELL.of Boteioiiit. JOHN II. EI.OVH.nl Washinston II JOHNSON. ..I I" <>i Marion avlor.


ocr: GOOD CI-OTlllXt;?NO. 10'J MAIN STREET. ^1% LRCil AN l>. sij.ly \niir inten >?>; soil c * ??! and well nude j .fl f'loti.tn?. an l I'.er. mike and ?e p a ij.iod trade. Keen. Chiles & Slal lwin are now receiving their fil ar.fl winter *tO'.kof Clot'iinc. wh:c.li has neen mi .cat their -own nciory. an.! j we!! made, of th< ii?*ce ? vie . ?h? Frer.c'i. Encli-h and Auifiic,.!i rank?ts .jr.." Tt.ev re-.?c.r'ullv ask a c.?U from me trade. The et} es an ! qualit.e" ??,! hand are too numeruus to attempt an enum'ralion. ' all at No. lr.' Main s-rcet Sep-. |3 KEf.N. cllll.KS* BAI.OW l*._ XVILLIAM j. smith, ^IF.RCIIANT TAII.dll.-o.HSite the P..>: Ojfice.?is in tow. .I'I with a s tor I: of N.-.v fi.HuR am! earlier, y ;nitnis a call Hum


ocr: THE PEOPLE OF AMELIA. PKI'.CE EJJ \V\RO AND ? llAtir.olTE ?%T01" willfini.bv examining ihe tariff jf ru'e'.^n the D.-nVii'r B Rai'road. there i-i*s been a redi:;t'o:i i rieiz'itor. l-uriiiiure of rilty jercmt to Kcy?ville. am! i. ny pi ft-' to he-'i.r.c-io.. Vc arc wiliu.g to make still a reduc i 'n from the present rates on ait Funilturc purchafed at our establishment. We have a very iatcc assortment of Furniture, and if you will examine out sir-ck. t.eii-ie ouvins;. you will find that wc otill suck io our motto oi "r.uick ?al<tt and^aiiial! pronis." JONES i HAKWt?OD. Exchange Bank, Main etieet.


ocr: iOMH.Vru: TICKET. for i kemdent. VNK1.IV I'ltilU IS. OK MJW IIUU'SIIIKE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. VYII.I.IAM K. K1XC., OF AI.AKAMA. K I. K V T Oil!). ;,T Misrule t-MOUDECAI COOKE, of Norfolk Cllv. .So l>:?ri:?cr -TIMOTHY RIVcS. of Prince George. 3ai> l'isrsicr-A. HUGHES DILl.ARD. 01 Henry. iusnt:cr ? rt'ILLLA *1 C FLOUUNOY. of Prince Edward. 5th l>:srB:i-T?JOHN GOODE. Jr.. of Bedford.i t>r? District ?ROBERT G. SCOTT.nl Richmond City. 7th lnsrRiCT -HENRY A WISE. 01 Aecuniac. >;>! I :s:r.: . r-lioBERT L. MONTAGUE, of Middlesex. ?Tii iii.-TiuiT -James harbour, of cuipeper 1 ;II .r-r ;i. r-JO IN RANDOLPH TUCKER.of Frederick 1 T'l I'wt'.icr -tSIJORGK E DENEAI.E. of Rockingham, l.rn l>i<t .1 r-IAMES McDoWELL.of Botetourt. l" ? ii l'i-i mc; ? J? ? 11N i: FLOYD, of Washington. Di? r mc r ? ?U TIMER 11 JOHNSOX. ol Taylor. pisriucr ?/.EDEKIaII Ml'WELL, ol Marlon. ?"xr* I'ke^idkstial h uteri s takes place osTr^n THK SECOND r>.\V ?F .NoV EMIIEIl. ,\ o w ui'd suggest i t tin- Democratic K liters of tho State


ocr: iOUCK.VI'IC TICKET. FOU I'REMbENT, PIliKCE, OF XiiW FOR VICE ?'RESIDENT. WILLIAM R? KING, OF ALABAMA. KLECTOR8. COOKE. of N .tlolk City. RIVi-.S. oi'Prince George. III (HIES IHi.l.ARI). ol Henrv. t: El.OUIlNOY.ol i'lince Edward. GOODE. Jr.. oi Bedford. IS. scorr.ol Richmond City. A WISE, of *rconiac. I. M(?NTA(JUB. of Middlesex HARBOUR, of fuipcper KaMHH.I'II TUCKiiK.nf Frederick E DKNKAI.K. Rockingham. McPOWELL. 01 Boteiouri. it FI.OYP. of VVai-liinsion. of


ocr: FOR IMIEMWENT, !V iv1.1X 1*1 ERCE, Ob' NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR VICE PRESIDENT, W1I.1.1A>1 H. KING, OF ALABAMA. ELECTORS. rUCCAI fOOKE, of Niiiiolk City. (OTHY RIVI-.S. of Prmre (Jeorge. ?M lilies DII.LARD. ol llcnrv. 1.1.tA >1 <? FLOl'RNOY. ol l*i ince PaIwhti!. I\ CHODE. Jr.. oi Bedford. HF.ltr a. scoTT, oi Richmond Cny. SitV A WISH, ol Accomue. BKKT I. M' >STA(!UE. of Middlesex. 1ES HARBOUR, ol" (.'nl|H*(<er RANDOLPH TUCKER, of Frederick E I'KNKAI.E. ol Rockingham. |Kj> Mc DOW El.L. of Botetourt. IV It FLOYD.of Washington. {TIMER H JOHNS:"* ?l Taylor. KKIAII KIDWELL. f-i Marion.


ocr: PORT OF RICHMoS'ii, AUGUST 2, ltJ52. "TrrTvkd, Steamer Belvidere, Oitfird, Bilumore. Steamer Roanoke. Parrish. New Vork. Sohr Columbia, Moure, Vork River. Schr Henry, K. Lewis North t'arolina. Schr Bloiiming, Voutii \'ork River. S AI I.F.D, Selir Ralnh.iW, Roger9, Boston.


ocr: LOCOMOTIVE HE subscribers having tbis day lonned a co-partneis'liip. under the style ol "Anderson & Sntiher," |.-r conduc.iinc O10 Engine and Machinc business, and bei-ig prepared to build Locomotives Sugar Mills and St-itionary Enginebas promptlv and on as low terms as they can be obtained irom any u.-*rt 01 the United Suits, hope to obtains, portion of the patrouage of this and the adjoining Slates. JOSEPH R ANDERSON, Jan. 1?lm JOHN SOUTHER. GLASSES,?A large supply of Looking OlKSsei ol various sum, which we are eel I ins low. ?


ocr: Hi /?^IIE COWMOXWEAL.TU VIKtilMA 1 THE SHEKIFF ??F llt-.NKICO COUNT\, (Jbeetino ( Wn command vou.'hat you summon P. Fl i?2. S ?-'? <lw> M. nr . , parmer', under ihe st)le ol P Fug; At- ???Pl'erfr ? theClerk'sofficeoi the Ci.cuu Court of the Cc.v ?f R'? Rules to be hoiden fortheswd Court, ontlie 1st Mm fla> m . rp.nr, r next, to answer Hie action of Jni-rph J"nes o> a . .'eaol ut?p?-.- in 1.1 case?damase 8ll>l?and ha*e -.tien .here hid *r, ? ' ?; ? <- ?> tace HobiSson, Cleru ?four-aid Courtat K'ch-i^nd.th 3t?d.ty if July, 155J. and t?ttie76ihyearif the CommonRoniS'SnN ENDOMSMBNT-An action on the ewe, lor the mi-car.l#?- and P.?s of Th.Sd '. soods by the delenJ-nts, a* c(,nimU, ra,f,.l, > e "? hicb?kd'? ?rv!opci'?


ocr: NGJIOCHATIC TICKET. for iuE>u>ent, ? RAXKLIN PIERCE, OF new FOR vice president, WILLIAM R. K1XG. OF ALABAMA. ElKtTOKS. cooke, of Norfolk City. hives, of l'riucc George. A lU'ghes dillard, ol Henry. C. flournoy, ol l\ inc.- Edward. john goode. Jr., of Bedford. robert g. scott. of Richmond City. I1CNKV A. wise, of Arconiac. L. montague, ol Middle*#*. JAMES baruol'r. of Cillpe|>er randolph Tl'CKER. of Frederick E DEXEALK. of Rockingham. james Mcdowell.of Hou-tomi. JOHN ii FI.OVD.oi Washington. ii. johnson, of Taylor. kidwell, ol Marion.


The Planters' banner. [volume]

ocr: tI;TIOSt iO .Isrup lmu.i Ine aoe,- . Ult the. It, e t,,.,,ur ,,y ;%. ,u, t . s"'arý.ratnd H '.,., wilh all .Its r,. ht wet x w adat.ted T--. SHERMAN'S NEW PA I .lT' U SS In WILL EFFECT A SEkDI .if eT at . uM it etl y (rht. ---St-,n; b prust. aw, vtht . h. Iip.l a ;s rino , injur*,us prol.U r, an d e l.iie e ) U ^_u e. Ate ,e 14. 6,11 s ri.t ,ct R. por tk promoteu , t, aI,-l. , e:.t n,. ,rct wi, wd I pmeraeaut ecu. .tld .lma Srtn.

place_of_publication: Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.

geographic_coverage:
Louisiana--Iberia--New Iberia
Louisiana--Saint Mary--Franklin

publisher: Daniel Dennett


ocr: j I i j i GRE E' lrRITI. AT UNlION ALL tLI, N A %F . R. E . ALBOT are now emabibig a large stock of entirely NEW GOODS, Just Spurehamdin the Atlantic dtices by.ene f the firm, which we itorlr Tae rto cash or short paper. We wish i understnod that our tgoods are in the market, tnt ntsde be sold before the 1st of June, as we )p *tt tc }f for Texas We.mss thle attesin of ar m dd fuje ase ot u. Stomers to this aavertisemeot, and promise, if they ..ll give asaU aswe wilw desaoytrase at aoo.n.. all we proruise. Our slock' cons fd the usual variety d goods adapted to this market,. whlilch t wll be sd at much less than fOrl. . E To the Plnters of St. Mary we . td say, examine our stock of P&ihtation Goods b-e fire prrehsing. sna we are satisfied w an.u pleis pee ty to prier amd quaity, di *e pledq dar selves to e s t aeNew Oreans prices.. da. h - T ii NOTICE.--Our store will nt be opened a Sunday after thadate. Prcsna iw, JTe. 17, iNW?


ocr: GREAT EXHIBITION AT UNION HALL ! IO T W. & R. E. TALBOT are now exhibiting a large stock of entirely NEW GOODS, just " purchased in the Atlantic cities by one of the firm, which we offer for sale for cash or short paper. We wish it understood that our goods are in the market, an$ must be sold before the 1st of June, as we hope then to be off for Texas. We wish the attention of our old friends and cus tomers to this advertisement, and promise, if they will give us a call, we will demonstrate at the aunter all we promie. Our stock consists of the usual variety of goods adapted to this market, which will be sold at mac less than formerly. 7 To the Planters of St. Mary we would say, examine our stock of Plantation Goods be fore purchasing, and we are stisfied we can please you as to price and quality, as we plse oar. selves to sell at New Orleans prices. NOTICE.-Our store will not be opened on Sunday after this date. FPrts, Jan.


ocr: Li lfsunrance Agency in Franklin. R. N. MMllILLAN, AGENT, Office on Willow street, next to T. Maskell, Esq. J. W. LYMAN, MEDICAL EXAMINER. MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMP. OF LOUISIANA. Incorporated in April, 1819, and declared a divi dend of 50 per cent. on two years' business. Offce No. 38 C'am, Street, between Grauter and Common Streets, Net. Orleans. (7 Business of the Company conlined to Life Insurance only. THIS Company being organized solely th*r the protection of the policy holders and their families, against want and poverty, is in its ope rations a GREAT NATIONAL BE:NE I VOLENT INSTITUTION, conducted on the most secure and solid principles, and alf.,rd ing for a small annual sum, paid during life, a; large and handsome legacy to widows and chil dren after death. 03? All policy holders, whether for life or shorter terms, who continue the insurance until death, participate in the whole of the profits of the company. N. B.-Creditors can insure the lives of debt ors. A married woman can effect insurance onil the life of her husband, for the sole benefit and use of herself and children, free from the claims of creditors. TRUSTEES: John S. Allison, E. H. Barton, John Hagan, William Mure, Robert J. Ward, Edward Sparrow, Joseph Walker, Richard McCall, Isaac Johnson, J. Perkins, Samuel Stewart, Arnold Harris. DIRECTORS: E. W. Sewell, John A. Dougherty, Edw. Jenner Coxe, John Claiborne, M. M. Cohen, H. C. Hall, Samuel Wolff, P. B. Taylor, O. Wickham, G. G. Steever, George W. Smith, I11. Rhodewa-ld, H. G. Heartt, C. M. Lutherford, Thomas C. Jenkins, R. C. Armistead, John M. Curran, R. Bein, L. Spangenberg, E. H. Wingate. Edward Jenner Coxe, Vice President. A. J. Wedderburn, M.. D., Medical Board of Thomas Hunt, M. D., I Consultation. i H. G. Heartt, Actaary : M. M. Cohen, Attorney. Richard Bein, In. D., No. 271 Magazine street, Medical Examiner, who will be at the office daily, from half-past 12 to 2 P. M. **, By the charter only $3,000 is taken on a single life. This company is now prepared to entertain applications for Life Insurance, and issue Poli- t cies on all sound and healthy white persons and negroes, at the Tableof Rates established by the Board, which are less than the rates charged by I1 the New York offices, and without their restric- tions as to residence in the South. By the char dividends of ,tt- on use 5 of ty, of I ey. 'et, o in Ai- 1Il the by . ar-


ocr: Lif Insurance Agency in Franklin. R. N. IcMILLAN, AGENT, Office on Willow street, next to T. Maskell, Esq. J. W. LYMAN, MEDICAL EXAMINER. MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMP. OF LOUISIANA. Incorporated in April, 1849, and declared a divi dend of 50 per cent. on two years" business. Of/ie No.38 Camp Street, between Grao'ter and Common Streets, New Orleans. 9 Business of the Company confined to Life Insurance only. THIS Company being organized solely for the 1 protection of the policy holders and their families, against want and poverty, is in its ope rations a GREAT NATIONAL BENE VOLENT INSTITUTION, conducted on the most secure and solid principles, and afford ing for a small annual sum, paid during life, a large and handsome legacy to widows and chil dren after death. 177- All policy holders, whether for life or shorter terrhs, who continue the insurance, until death, participate in the whole of the profits of: the company. N. B.-Creditors can insure the lives of debt ors. A married woman can effect insurance on the life of her husband, for the sole benefit and use of herself and children, free from the claims of creditors. TRUSTEES: John S. Allison, E. H. Barton, John Hagan, William Mure, Robert J. Ward, Edward Sparrow, Joseph Walker, Richard McCall, Isaac Johnson, J. Perkins, Samuel Stewart, Arnold Harris. DIRECTORS: E.W. Sewell, John A. Dougherty, Edw. Jenner Coxe, John Claiborne, M. M. Cohen, H. C. Hall, Samuel Wolff, P. B. Taylor, O. Wickham, G. G. Steever, George W. Smith, H. Rhodewald, H. G. Heartt, { C. M. Lutherford, Thomas C. Jenkins, R. C. Armistead, John M. Curran, R. Bein, L. Spangenberg, E. H. Wingate. Edward Jenner Coxe. Vice President. A. J. Wedderburn, u. D., I Medical Board of Thomas Hunt, s. D., Consultation. H. G. Heartt, Actuary: M. M. Cohen, Attorney. Richard Bein, OM. D., No. 271 Magazine street. Medical Examiner, who will be at the office daily, from half-past 12 to 2 P. M. r** By the charter only $5,000 is taken on a single life. This company is now prepared to entertain applications for Life Insurance, and issue Poli cies on all sound and healthy white persons and negroes, at the Tableof Rates established by the


Le messager. [volume]

ocr: ' vi seinliitIolf-o et-lin* r,ov o ln A. %ONCES ET AVIS I'IVElIS W5INERM DU uIe8U0aOE. tomu» 'so m AFFICIMEîC:î'ru Oit y Impimîe tote s stisit. sf1'o eui r.ig-î aui

place_of_publication: Bringier, Paroisse Saint-Jacques, Louisiane

geographic_coverage:
Louisiana--Saint James--Bringier
Louisiana--Saint John the Baptist

publisher: C.A. Pieron


The Planters' banner. [volume]

ocr: Opelou*s Railroad Hotel. er. The undersigned has the honor to in I form the public that he has provisionally opiened a RESTAURAT in front of essrs. P. & V. Roy's, where can be constantly found all that the market can offer. The dishes are prepared by a good French cook, and the wines are of the first choice. The opening of the Hotel, on the corner of Main and Bellevue streets, will take place about the 1st of July next. Qom The undersigned will receive orders for society dinners, &c. N. QUATREVAUX. June 10, 1852.


ocr: LIFE INSURANCE. Life Iasrance Agency in Frandlin, R. N. McMILLAN, AGE.TtJ , Office on Willow street, next to T. Mask.U, Esq. J. W. LYMA*, MEDICAL EXAIJNER. MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INSURAN('E COMIP. OF LOUISIANA. Incorporated in April, 1849, and declared a divi dend of 50 per cent. on two years' business. O()fr No. 3S Camp Strett, betwte: Gramer and Common, Streets, ~ieu Orleans. [77 Business of the Company contined to Life Inssrance only. TIlIS Company being organized solely for the 1 protection of the policy holders and their fatilies, against want and poverty, is in its ope. rations a GREAT NATIONAL BErfE VOLEN.T INSTITUTION, conducted on the most secure and solid principles, and afford ing for a small annual sum, paid during life, a large and handsome legacy to widows and chil c dren after death. [ ' All policy holders, whether for life or shorter terms, who continue the insurance until death, participate in the whole of the profits of the company. N. B.--Creditors can insure the lives of debt ors. A married woman can effect insurance on the life of her husband, for the solebenefit and use of herself and children, free from the ciatms ot creditors. TRVSTEES: John S. Allison, E. II. Barton, John Hagan, William Mare, Robert J. Ward, Edward Sarrow Joseph Walker, Richard M'Call, Isaac Johnson, J. Perkins, Samuel Stewart, Arnold Harris. DIRECTORS: E. W. Sewell, John A. Dougherty, Edw. Jenner Coxe, John Claiborne, M. M. Cohen, H. C. Hall, Samuel WolfT, P. B. Taylor, O. Wickham, ;G. G. Steever, George W. Smith, H. Rhodewald, H. G. Heartt, C. M. Lutherford, Thomas C. Jenkins, R. C. Armistead', John M. Curran, R. Bein, L. Spangenberg, E. H. Wintate. Edward Jenner Coxe, Vice President. J. Wedderbura, ... D., I Medical Board of Hunt, _ .o., j Consultation. G. Hea rtt, Actuary; M. M. Cohen, Attorney. Pein. 't. D., No. 271 Magazine street, Medical Examiner, who will be at the office daily, from half-past 12 to 2 r. at. the charter


ocr: LIFE iNSURANCE, Life Insurance Agency In Fralki.a R.N. N fcMcIILLAN, AGENT, Office on Willow street, next to T. Maskell, Es~, 5. W. LYMAN, MEDICAI. EXAMINEI. MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE OMP. OF LOUISIANA. Incorporated in April, 1849, and declared a divi dend of 50 per cent. on two years' business. Office No. 38 Camp Street, between Gravter and Common Streets, XNeu Orleans. £i7 Business of the Company confined to Life Insurance only. THIS Company being organized solely for the protection of the policy holders and their families, against want and poverty, is in its ope rations a GREAT NATIONAL BEJTVE IVOLENT INSTITUTION, condneted er the most secure and solid principles, and affolrd ing for a small annual sum, paid during lif; at large and handsome 1igacy to widows and chil= drep after death. [G All policy holders. whether fcr life o shorter terms, who continue the insurance mrtil death, participate in the whole of the profits d the company. N. B.-Creditors can insure the lives of debt. ors. A married woman can effect insurance olW the life of her husband, for the solebenefit and use of herself and children, free from the claims ot creditors. TRUSTEES: John S. Allison, E. Ii. Barton, John Ilagan, William Mure, Robert J. Ward, Edward Sparrow, Joseph Walker, Richard McCall, Isaac Johnson, J. Perkins, Samuel Stewart, Arnold Harris. DIRECTORS: E. W. Sewell, John A. Dougherty, Edlw. Jenner Coxe, John Claiborne, M. M. Cohen, H. C. Hall, Samuel Wolff, P. B. Taylor, O. Wickham, G. G. Steever, George W. Smith, H. Rhodewald, H. G. Heartt, C. M. Lutherford, Thomas C. Jenkins. R. C. Armistead, John M. Curran, R. Bein, L. Spangenberg, E. H. Wingate. Edward Jenner Coxe, Vice President. A. J. Wedderburn, Ma D., I Medical Board of Thomas Hunt, M.D., $ Consultation. H. G. lIeartt, Actuary : M. M. Cohen, Attorney. Richard Bein, as. i., No. 371 Magazine street, Medical Examiner, who will be a the ofice daily, from half-past 12 to 2 ?': t. *,* By the charter only $5,000 is fketr as a single life This company is now ptepared to endtrtain applications for Life insurance, and issue Poli cies on all sound and healthy White persons and negroes, at the Tableof Rates established by the Board, which are less than the rates charged by the New York offices, and without their restrie tions as to residence in the Sortir. By t5he ehar ter, dividends of profits are deelared O aSwtay, and the profits draw interest, and can .e'mde available at once to the extent of two -third of


ocr: c a - ci e C BUSILNESS Notice. j1W E undersigned (of the late firm of S. Hul Sburt & Co..) will continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS in his own and upon his own account. 09- MR. ISAAC A. TUTTLE, of the rish of St. Mary, La., is authorized to act Agent in Louisiana, and will make advances all consignments to mly address. S. G. HAND, No. 101 Smith's Wharf. Baltimore, Oct. 1. :b.52.--40-s6m. J. SANDS. LOIIS DUI AND. SANDS & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, MOBILE, ALA. 07 Particular attention given to the sale of ýugart and Molasses. All consignments to us are covered by insurance. Ii. tim C. H. MINGE & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1iOBIILE, ALA. Refer to Ricu.KR WVILIss, Franklin, La. QJ We will accept, payable in New Or leans at sixty days, fr halt the market value of Sugar or Molasses, accompanied by bill of lading and invoice. N. B.-Shipments to us covered by insurance. [41-6-n] C. II. MING(I: & c'O. KENNEDY & FOSTER, Commission and Forwarding Mcrchants, No. 75 Tchoupitoulas street, EEIV oJRLEA NS. 'AVING transferrd our business to the Shouse of KENNEY Ft o'TEr. all consign nlents of Sugar, Molasses, &c., and orders for supplies, front our friends to their address, will be under the management and receive the undi vided personal attention of JAS. II. WITTER, who is also authorized to settle the alffairs of the late firm of WITIreR & BROTHER. .IAMES H. WITT.ER, B. M. WITTER. New Orlea ns. Sept. 1. 11-52. E. L. NIMMO, GENERAL AGENT & PRODUCE MERCHANT, No. 8 Gravier st., near Tchoupitoulas, NEW ORLEANS, FOFFERS his services to his numerous ac L quaintances and the public generally, for the purchase of Dry Goods, Groceries, Furniture Carriages and Plantation Supplies; also for re ceiving and forwarding of goods. _C- Drafts, Notes and Bills collected and remitted immediately. N. B.-Having been engaged for the last 15 years in business, and being well acquainted with this market, is, he trusts, a sufficient guar antee that he can give general satisfaction. J H. MORRISON & CO., l7/olesa/le Gro cers, No. 1, corner of Canal and Customhouse streets, New Orleans. A large and general as sortment of GROCE'RIE.S for sale for cash or city acceptances. [. Country merchants and planters are re spectfully invited to give us a call. 1-ly GEO. W. SHAW & CO., Sutressors to JOHN R. SiiAW & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 21 Poydras Street, New Orleans. R. E. CAFFERY, Agent, Franklin, SW ILL pay particular attention to shipments of Sugar and Molasses, or other produce consigned to their care, and hopes by strict at tention to the interests of their constituents to merit a share of the patronage of the planters of Attakapas. [07 All orders addressed to the firm through


ocr: WLt M. F. UDSON avin fa ettam sed from New Orleans, s!a otes the publie that e sa a s ra s . afesh of Gmec.asss Prvisios Fe akinda, sad also ry be assle oa eof Ohis, Glass ad C ockeyWate, a lards susirto ey stock ever previously o ed in tes tr w He would alo eag particulr att aela spresset steek cf C. .r, ema wofhic a1 seri . etrps ad he a ordlm 5 . . m e_ li aa i amsaea s 'G nmsawsep lihs*'...J


ocr: New OrIsaas, 4ples s, and h ata Wester li airoad Company. t NOTICE is given, that the for subscription to Capital Stock of company are now .nny1i the 1 of the company in Oyep, and eatn inthe berds of the following named


ocr: -Lfe Insurance Agency in Franki.a R. N. AIII, ILLAN, AGENT, Office on Willow street, next to T. Maskell, Esq. J. W. LY !AN, MEDICAL EXAMINER. MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE LNSURANCE COMP. C'F LOUISIANA. Inlcrporated in April, 1849, and declared a divi dead of 5Iu per cent. on two yearq' business. O(fee ... :1 (',iomp Street,abetu.een Gratzverand C', s..,. a Staet ts., New Orleans. "_. Business of the Company contined to Life Insurance only. Ti iS ('iotlany being organized solely for the protection ot the policy holders and their ia:niihes. a tlast want and poverty,. is in its ope r.,,i.,ns a GIBEAT NATIONAL DBEVE IuE 'L 1T' IN TITT'TION, conducted on :!he ms; secure and solid principles, and afford ing for a smna!l annual sum, paid during life, a large and handsome legacy to widows and ehil dre: aft. r d, ath. T.- All iolicy holders. whether for life or shorter terms, who continue the insurance until dtlath, ptrticipate in the whole of the profits of the co ai.laay. N. B.-Cr.ditors can insure the lives of debt ors. A married woman can effect insurance on the life of her husband, for the sole benefit and use of herself andi chldren, free from the claims of creditors. r it E S T ES: l.a)hi S. Al~~so:,, E. H. Barton, .,n Haganlt , William Mure, libort . 1 Ward, Edward Sparrow, Joseph Walker, Richard McCall, Isa:t JIohnson, .. Perkins, Samuel Stewart, Arnold Harris. DIRECTORS: E. W. Sewell. John A. Dougherty, IIdw. Jentter Coxe, John Claiborne, M1. M. (Cohn, H. C. Hall, Samuel Wolff, P. B. Taylor, O. Wickham,t (G. G. Steever, (;-orge W. Smith, H. Rhodewald, H. G. Heartt, C. M. Lntlerford, Thomas C. Jenkins, R. C. Armistead, .Jolhn t1. Curran, R. Bein, L. Spanenber:,, E.H. Wingate. Edward Jenner Coxe, Vice President. A. J. WVe lderburn, s. D., I Medical Board of l'hitas ilunta . D.,a Consultation. I . G. Heartt, Aet ary: M. M. Cohen, Attorney. Richard Beint, a t. D., No. 271 Magazine street, Medical Examiner, who will be at the office daily, from half-pant 12 to 2 r. t. B,, ;y the charter only $3,000 is taken on a single life. This company is now prepared to entertain i,r [life Insurance, and issue Poli cies on all sound and teaithy white persons and negroes, at the Table of Rates established by the Board, which are less than the rates charged by New Y'ork and


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ocr: GREAT EXHIBITION AT UNION HALL !! T W. & R. E. TALBOT are now exhibiting a large stock of entirely NEW GOODS, just " purchased in the Atlantic cities by one of the firm, which we offer for sale for cash or short We wish it understood that our goods are in the market, and must be sold before the 1st June, as we hope then to be off for Texas. We wish the attention of our old friends and cus to this advertisement, and promise, if they will give us a call, we will demonstrate at the all we promise. Our stock consists of the usual variety of goods adapted to this market, will be sold at much less than formerly. 09 To the Planters of St. Mary we would say, examine our stock of Plantation Goods be purchasing, and we are satisfied we can please you as to price and quality, as we pledge our to sell at New Orleans prices. NOTICE.--Our store will not be opened on Sunday after this date. Jan. 17, 1852. J. W. & R. E. TALBOT.


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The Planters' banner. [volume]

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ocr: New Orleans, Opelousas, and Western ailreod Company. NOTICE given, that the for subscription to the Capital Stock of this company are now open and wil continue open until the 1st of October next, at the office the company in New Orleans, and also in the hands of the following named commissioners,


Southern sentinel. [volume]

ocr: Special Advertisements. Parish Whig Central Committee. OFFICERS. President. H. F. DEBLIEUX. Vice Prefi/lents. 1st Precinct, 2d 3d 4th 5th Cth 7th Sth NORBERT LAU VE, JAS. H. JOHNSTON, " J. A. DARDENNE. GERVAIS SCHLATRE, " R. L. WATSON, " ZENON BLOUÏN, " ISAIE LEBLANC, " CHAS. A. SLACK. Secretary , W. P. Bkadburn. Silk and Straw Goods. t.yj C» YALE, JR. & CO«, Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of Silk and Straw Goods, at 27 IVagazinc st., New Orleans Keep constantly on hand a full assortment ol the newest styles Straw Bonnets, Straw Hats, Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, Fans, Parasols, .. White Goods, Children's Hats, Embroideries, Dress Silks, Bonnet Silks, Fancy Dress Goods, Artificial Flowers, Millinery Articles. Shawls and Mantillas, Dress Trimmings, &c. &c. All of which will be sold at the lowest prices at wholesale. C. YALE, Jr., & CO., 27 Magazine street, mh6-ly Between Common and Gravier .Vfïii SHERMAN'S NEW PATENT TRUSS AN® RUPTURE m r REMEDY, Will effect a perfect cure; is so constructed as to be worn with perfect security in the worst cases, and when once properly fitted, is warranted to ail swer in every case. SODA WATER AND ICE for sale by BAYLEY & STOCKLEY. RESERVES, Cordials, Wines and Oils, of all sorts, for sale by C. W. KEEP. 1 A Tierces best sugar cured Hams; 1 U 5 do Stagg & Shay's best su^ar cured Hams sale by C. w. JJEEP

place_of_publication: Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]

publisher: Wm. P. Bradburn


ocr: ; TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING, ALFRED MUNROE & GO'S. (Due imtt Stove, MO. 31 iHACiAZIME STItCET, /"HERE may he found the largest and Lest assortment of Clothing ,,f every d à at tlic'lowiiVt Dr . 1" W NEW ORLEANS. Attlii tnd in w hich it can be are good or bad judges of Goods, may rest assured of price, without the trouble of beating down, or the ft price for Goods, and that invariably is the lowest in tl it and best stablishment every article is olier reduction can in any instance be made, j aining < \cry ;i "f being elteti ity. Onrstoe sfriptinn l,-d nishing Goods is now very large, comprising a \ best manner, and warranted in every respect. ■rv full a.s.-ortnient. Ai . ice at , '. 1 whether they f the very lowest ne t l : ive hut orm , . l hiiig and F ur . made m the latest and >f Ch Coats. Iliad; and calarcd cloth Dress Coats, .*•' 10 00 to 2."i 00 Bloch anil colored cloth Frock Coats, 12 00 to ~J~> 00 lilac/; and colored doth Sad; ('vats. 10 00 to Iii 00 Cashmere anil Tweed Sack Coats, (> -"ill to 10 01) Fancy Ticccd business Coats, Ii fit I to 10 00 Overcoats—all descriptions, 4 00 to 1 00 Merino Sad; Coats, 5 00 to 1 • 5 00 Croton and Alapaca Sacks, 4 50 to 7 00 Linen Sacks anil Coatees, 10 00 to 15 00 Cashmantte Sacks and Frocks, 10 00 to 15 00 Pauls. 1'lack Cassimere Pants Black Doeskin Pants, Colored Cassimere Pants. Black Satinet Pants, Colored Tweed Pants, Cottenadc Pants. I'rtnch drop il'etc Pants, Foolish Merino Pants, Linen Drill Pants, Linen Cheek Pants, II leite Linen Drill Pants, hulia Sänket n Pauls, Colored Cashmere Vests, Black Satin Vests, Colored Silk and Satin l'ests, Hielt Black Embroidered I 'esls, Rich Fancy Velvet Vests, 4 00 4 00 2 50 7 00 4 00 5 00 §>,"> 00 to 7 00 0 00 to JO 00 4 00 to 7 50 3 00 to 3 00 to 1 50 to 5 00 to 3 00 to •2 00 to 2 00 to 2 50 3 00«« 5 00 ol 3 50 62 50 to 7 00 3 50 to 5 00 2 50 to fi 00 at 8 00 5 00 to 9 00 ' Miiltuil us ■ " " : cy » ' 1 r "a — V ektehmht IJrivA SIGN - or TUB ^ GOLDEN Zh K0RSË HEAD, k -Vo. (5, 5-Ï 1 MAGAZINE ST. % K?b=©;:rs-.s. - ^ ; Whers the S Large Il'irsa stands in ^ the door. ■Mi»in..«ïi,,mr-«tïîmrtrSrnWiî^ri.hlin I ,ÂîîS HC II AS ERS ni.iy rely on getting Goods at the very lowest prices it ,s possible for litem 1« I , U aS h c«^r~ " CU ° 01 lhH iUrSCSt 11,6 U " i,ed S,aleS ' ali ,llan "f !ic tnred or in^crl^$ SADDLERY, HARNESS SADDLERY WARE, TRUNKS, SADDLERY MATERIALS. LEATHER S, Leather. India Rubber Gin awl Mill Bands, and India Ruder Good1 '.revrr,,// MASONIC, I. O. O. F. AND SONS OF TEMPERANCE REG ALI f .ft,, F Look I or the Intffe Horse standing in the door. * ' ' LLï>. cc 10 ]y iiOU r. ABMbTiiOXG 11AKK1S. Arm«>troii^, Harris & Co. eeei-ul Coiuinusion and Forwarding Merchants and Agents for tlie. Pacific Mail Steamship Company, From New Orleans to California, via Chagres direct, O.N thf. lütll and 2">th ok each month. Ojlicc, No. -13 Natchez street, New Orleans. HORATIO D. HEWITT. ( Successor lo Tyler and Hewitt,) 39 Camp street. New Orleans. Tiano Porte and I&usic Dealer. r F HK subscriber respectfully i;.- t JL tonus his lriends, and the ruusi-EjpE&Sa public in general, that he has J J Ml 3 on hanii, and will always keep the finest as of splendid Pianos.'of all descriptions, in United States, finished in rosewood cases. plain and carved. Piano Forte's, from the makers, Adam, Stodart & Co.. of New Hallett & Davis, of Boston : Pie vol Co Paris. ' The above instruments, of the most celebrated in the world, containing all the late im may lie had of the subscriber, in eve style of case, and of G 1-4, 6 1-2, C 3-4 and 7 es 1 hey are also sold at manufacturers Sheet music ot all kinds and description, always hand, and being constantly received from the by every steamer. Orders from Professors Seminaries promptly attended to. The subscriber has had many years experience the music business in the "Northern cities as as New Orleans,and is thoroughly acquaint with the minutest details ofthe business! His j is the best selected that has ever been in the market, and his facilities are such that will always have ov. hand a fine selected stock all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS- and latest and most fashionable Music Sera ( .liinc8, (Juitarg of Ihe best rankers j \ lolono llos, Accordéons, Flutes, Banjos, Music j ami Instruments of all hinds, Guitar, Harp, Violin loloiicelio and other Strings; l'egs, Bridges, Reeds, Fin Boards,Bows, Bon- Hair, TailPieces, llosin &c. Piano orte and other music puld.sbed, and music received from the northern publishers as soon as publisliod. A lib diseoum made on large orders and to music teachers. the subscriber imports most ot his goods, he can of better inducements to purchasers to give him u call be purchasing, at No. 311 Camp street, New Orleans, two troiu Gravier street. HORATIO D. HEWITT, oct 10-1 y 39 Camp street, New Orleans. , j j ; j y Camp street, New Orleans. E. Am TTTLBR, 39 Camp street, New Orleans, AGEST, constantly on hand a good assort 4 '«tu Ç-Q « 00 to 000 to 5 0" •j 50 to 5 ()0 " to r, oft 2 50 to 4 0ft ■> 00 to 7 dtt A /ATM. j Gold and Sdcir Fisund V;sts, I Best IIhilt Marseille s Vesta. i Best colored MarseUh s Vist<, j Best huff Cashmere Vis's, Rieh Hohl Silk Vests, j llich lu'ht Chn/ies l ists, I Best Black Silk I civet I 'eats, liO\. S CLOTHING OF ALI, Shirî*. Cravat*, IfamlkeielUefs Ac. Ac. j Superfine all linen Shirts—stitched bo soms, CO - ft , , . £• c nr / ci- V— tO 4 :«#ï ; «b yjnrfnic MusUn Shuts—h'rnn ho j sums a nd Collars, I 00 ta ^ " i French Gingham and calico Shirts: I Hickory check and Neuro Shirts: ! Merino, Flannel, Gauze,. Brown, if'hilt und P,»s i Undershirts and Drawers; Silk Undershirts and Drawers; j Very rich styles Fancy Cravats: I kalian and French Black Silk Cravats; j Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs: j Linen Border Handkerchiefs; \ Linen and silk Gloves; J Black kid Gloves; Cotton, Merino und Linen Half Hose; Sill and Gingham Uiidirellas. Ste. ,Vc. ! A lso —TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPETB AC«; INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING of all kind. ' ' ALFRED MUNROE & CO ' J an0 ] y 34 MAWZ,NE ST. cc 10 ]y Carpet lVurefiotiM.>,33 CJiai irosU T lrp . äew-OK leaks . WE are m constant receipt of new patterns " ot l' le folloM tnir Carpeting* \ r> ■ Axminstei. Velvet rpi i »» ..nd Ii russe Is TaDeslrv Three-plyj> Brussels, I„«r„i„ s ;ln( | Veniiin,is- KU gnred Laize and Linen Crumb Cloth- W i , Shades: Hair Cloth, Stair ; d* T i t:,, ,,'.'.' Covers. Matting etc.. Floor Oi Cloth r j at the lowest market prices. j " ov3Q A. «ROUSSEAU & CO. R. BAlil «Si CO., ' ; e 11. Ö a Jo. is Canal si., ISew Orleans. °r , î n " < ? 3 a^orimentofaï pi Mrs p f ° f ^ ookl "S* ( ' , i>sses; ^ooking-Glass ( : S i l (l,a?s ' î Î.H sizes; Window C.hss, do; I n- Dentists Gold and Ti» Foil- Por nit an« II .««re Frames: At lists' Colone and Brashes; Canvas s in roll and iti.slreieher;Tasse!lsCord Ac nr de m nrd" d FlCl ," re ofever ydescripiion', »de to order, and ie.-g,!d,i. s of all hinds done in ^SeT'u ''• nï'P mo un led and ' .led. Also. Oil Pictures cleaned and • . J - ^,r u li cru «lliu v IslittI, and all llmigs connected with our bt ne» s d one in the best manner. no< °>i var blisi nov30 ç, iteiS, House r r r n i s is i a g- s t o re, E7 Camp st., New Okleaks. ' CI 11 INA, Glass., and F.arthettwnie; >i s '' ver ' «poon». forks, ladles etc.? j- i laied. castors, candlesticks, waiters,! Britannia, codée & teapots, urns, cups, etc.; 1 1 nware, a general assortment ;. Wood ware, tubs, buckets, brooms, baskets, etc. Brushes, door, dusting, scrub, whitewash, etc., Castings, pots, leakettles, griddles, etc.; Jannery, waiters, buckets, boxes etc • Cutlery, knives and forks ofall qualities; Brass & Iron, fenders, shovel & ton«.«; Lamps, of every descripiion; Cooking Stoves, the celebrated 'A'epublic' stoves. In short, every article required to furnish a hou» (.except cabinet lurmture and dry goods,) being lb» most extensive assortment of goods in the Citv. Goods for the country packed with extra care. 110 v jo—ly H. &. BEACB, ~ Carriagre Dealer. LOUISIANA CARRIAGE REPOSITORY 49 and Cil Carondelet street, Union Bow" etv Oi leans. Always on hand a large assort ment, Irom the best manufactories, for sale low, and on acommodating terms. decl3-6m THE L N DERSIGNF. D would respectfully call the attention of ^Merchants and others to his large and well selected stock of Brushes, Combs, Fancy antf Variety Goods.