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OYsTERS.-The oyster season is drawjno IN =
close, and it will he seen that the Holbrool a.,oL
lishment mean To have the best the last. IooL =,
the advertisement.
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SUPREME Court ADJoURNED-1he Supreme
Court of the United States adjourned on Saturday
the 1lth inst. III Washington, 10 meet again on the
first Monday of May, providing the law authorizing
it, now before Congress- shall pass; ifnot, then till
the regular ensuing term provided by law. In re-
ference to Its late proceedings, Washington dis
patch of Sunday, to the New York Herald, says
The illegality of the law legallzing lotteries in
the District of Columbia was exposed Yesterday, in
consequence of which numerous offices We're viz
| tualIv closed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

EcLIrsE COURSE, CARRoLLToN.-By a notice
in another column it will be seen that the regular
Spring meeting of the Louisiana Association Jockey
Club will take place on the 18th of April next See
the advertisement in another column.
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M.u, ENGLAND Society of Louisiana.

The regular quarterly meeting of this Society v" ne he'a
=, Room No 7 St Charles Hotel THIS EVENING, March
ed at, at half past o CLOCK III G. sTETsoN, secv.
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rs We are indebted to the officers of the brig T..
Street for files of the Havana Gaceta down to the
JIth
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srs-See list page for Mr.. Thibodaux's able report.

LIEUT. DAVID HENDERsoN.-Wouldi it not be
appropriate to make some manifestation of our re-
gard for the remains of Lieut.. Henderson F! We
have presented swords and medals to many who
for their gallantry the battle field. have richly
deserved them, and surely Mr.. Henderson should
not be forgotten. He was as noble soul as ever
"spent hearts blood on the field of war" Let his
friends call meeting, and send down deputation
to escort his remains from Vera Cruz to this city
Even though in death, the laurels OF worth are
green upon the brow of the dead, and the tears OF
those who knew him best, will bedeW his memory
He fell in the defence of his countys dearest rights
and his cold remains should meet with the warnest
sympathy that his friends can give faE. away,
there are those who will bless albeit, with fearful
eyes, the respect paid to the memory OF David
Henderson. by his friends in New Orleans
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The steamboat Peytona has our best thanks for
late Louisville and Memphis papers.
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The FRANco-AMERIcAIN.-We are happy to
welcome among our contemporaries the first num-
her of the Franco American which has ap-
peared in our city-a Journal which, to use its own
language, has ''afer suspension of four months
and half reappeared at point eighteen hundred
miles distant from the place where it had its birth y
The Franco American" was originally Published
in New York. where ii was deservedly popular but
has been removed to New Orleans on account Of
The greater prevalence of the French population and
language in Louisiana.
In respect to American politics it will remain
neutral and independent; but in regard to Euro
pean affairs it will preserve its former principles,
which cannot but be acceptable to all who believe
in liberality and reform The g Franco American
desires to cultivate the most amicabe relations with
its Louisiana contemporaries, who, we have no
doubt. will all welcome it as we do, with sincere
desire for its success and prosperity Tothose who
have known the paper in New York, we need only
saw that its former editors remain. and have asso'
cia,ed with them the editor of the French Journal
heretofore published in the city of Mexico.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

The BODIES NOT REcovERED.-up to last
evening, las reported to the telegraph office here)
the bodies of Major Willard and Mr. Lines had
not been recovered though the greatest exertlons
had been made for that purpose.
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For VERA CRuz.-Thirty recruits of the Florida
volunteers, under command of Lieut. W. w. Scott.
will leave the New Orleans Barracks at = O'Clock
?. NJ this day for Vera Cruz, on board the steamer
Washington. Cant Pratt
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o. We are indebted to Mr. Morgan, of the Lite
rary Depot adjoining the Posoflicc, for the last two
numbers Of - Dombey e. Son.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

FATHAR MATHEw-The EHbe1niun Society,"
1t is with great pleasure We announce, that at the
last meeting Of the IIibernian Society of this city,
the members passed resolution directing the
President of the Society to invite the Rev. Theo-
bald Mathew, the Father of the Temperance
Cause during his stay here, to become the guest
of the Society. This invitation to the Apostle of
Temperance could not have emanated from more
worthy association Of citizens
We happy to learn that New Orleans is not
behind the other cities of the Union in rendering
the hospitalities.of our country to one who has
proved himself benefactor TO the whole human
race Father Mathew-and it is an honor for II
the children of Temperance to call him 8 father
will be welcomed with open arms when he arrives
in New Orleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

PHysIoLoGy.-Mr. Steel IA Camp street, has
among his collection of books for learners,s a
couple of works on Physiology, by DR.. Cutter of
Boston, which would certainly be followed by
sauary effects if made part of the tuition books
Of young people. both at home and i'll school
" Anatomy and Physiology, the principal one of
the two, is well calculated, not only for young
persons, but for those of maturer wears There
are few subjects more important, and few less I'M
derstood, than Physiology
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

er Dr.. A. W. Coleman S Antl-UyspeptlC and I on1c
Bitters-For the cure of Dyspepsia Nausea Liver Com
plant CoStivtness Headache Heartburn and SeaSicknes. As
u tins climate,
a cPrfai pTerentice yph1s and other infectious diseases
pracce diseases incident Pregnancy Nausea, hysera
Headache the Abdomen Painting Fits and Nervous tfa
bity, preference aay the preparations of patera'
u. uncquaed remedy Diseases peculiar Females
tSee directions around each botile.)
- up quart bottles, with the OF the inventor large
aisedle letters each bottle.
.- Prlce-sI per botte bottles for S. liberal allow
the trade.
KENNEDY, Charles Also, for sale by the Proprietor 90
POYDRAS STREET, New Orleans nh22 DIFF
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a4y@ For Mayor.-We are authorized to announce A
D. CROSSMAN, the present Mayor OF New Orleans as c'
-, =, ,o ,ext N,u,n,l Eect,,. mhlO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

For Recorder-JOsEPIi GENOIS is a candidate 10
the office of Recorder of the First Munlcpalty lie VII
support ed by his friends. hih-1 u
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Progress of the Revolution in Venezuela.


The Havana Gaceta 18th March, has received
papers from Porto Rico to the 9TH inst, embodyng
the following letter from Venezuela, which we
translate. The letter is dated at Curacao, 2lst of
February:
IL take advantage of vessel the Transto, which leaves
TODAY to communicate you the last news from enc
zuela Gen Paez is in Gaabozo with considerable iofces
Codazzi is with him. The insurgent chiefs rapidly
accumuating forces against President Nlonagas and the
power of the latter t0terng to Its fall Monagas forces
at Villa de Cura, with only 1900 men, poorly paid and
poorly fed
The Gaceta is filled with articles on the affairs OF
Venezula, though nothing later than the above, and
what has hitherto been published. 1t appears evil
dent thata political CONFUSION of the most serious
nature is going in the republic of Venezuela In
all probability the next arrival of news from thence
will state something of more decided nature.
There seems to be no local news. even of the
slightest interest.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

For Aldermen of the Fifth Ward-SECoNp NJ, N
MN W 80 mllg2 te
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EJs Crescent Please announce in your vana- @
BILE paper SAMUEL SHAkSPEAR, as an IN 81 q
Jependent candidate for Alderman of the SIAth@
Ward He will be supported by ,,,>, ,-,rr1
mt22 MANY NoEENS'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

eg~ For Recorder-The Editors of the Crescent VIII
plra.e announce CLEMENT RAMOS, the present incumbent ~
candidate for office OF Recorder OF the FIRST Mnnc
mll4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22
,IunicipaI Election. Candidates.


TO CANDIDATES "a Iai.o!i A.,
THE number of Spanish Naurazed Gai,ze ahot 0o
Candidates for Office hereby notified that tle pG
medium Of informing such voters OF The proper persons i
iLev ,nst vote for is BY advertising in la PAIRih oct
!oo o1"1f- H'e''' " ~ mh20 81
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eaw For Recorder.-We are authorized to announce
J0SIJA BALDWIN as candidate for reelection 10 the Once q"
Recorder of the Second Municipality the election in April mil"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

Improved Magnetic Machines. -.HooThcad's Grad
Hdchite. universally admitted by the
that the power called Galvanlsn
Magnetism the principle OF vitality life and that dseast
many It's painful forms entirely owing to the absence
galvac power healthy proportions IT, then
we can readily supply power when thus deficient
successfully combat disease and this has been fully and
ecy attained by present beautiful and scientific instrument
.MeoRHEAD'S GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINE
important improvement all other forms of manufacture
adopted by the medical profession generally being the
perfect and efectua magnetic machine in use 1t
exceedingly simple and therefore not liable to get
OF order with all other Instruments 1t admits of til,
most perfect CONTROL graduated power adapted
infant, sufficient for the adult, the plea
sure the OPERATOR influence impaired
and with unpleasant sensation 10 the most delicate
patient treques and IN respect per-
ecty harmless.
Mooeads Magnetic Machines used with positive and perna
in all Rheumatism, acute cronc seated
either the head joints limbs Govt Tic Douloueux Nervous
and Sick Headache Paralysis Palsy Fits Epilepsy Dyspepsia Pal
piaton Heart, Spinal and Hip Complaints Stiffness OF Joints
umbago Neuralgia Physical Energy and all Nervous
preventive Of Apopexy the machine confidently
recommended the confirmed OF serona Dropsy
Erypelas Deafness Curvature OF the Spine, and all similar com
plants, its effects equally successful.
Each machine compacy arranged with the Battery and all
cssary appliances put up rosewood boxes Accompanying
each manual containing full and simple directions for Its
application the diseases which recommend
3D. Any person ordinary intelligence successfully this
machine every thing regarding perfectly simple and meglbe
Every family should possess of these beautiful Instruments
will found valuable and often the best
physician time OF need.
machines complete Sl2 and SIS according and
power They readily and safely any part OF the world
and each instrument warranted,
IF Manufactured by D. c. Moorhead ls2 Broadway MY,
- FmEale, wholesale and retail, by
II ~
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G. YALE, JR., & CO.,


No. 10 Chartrcs street,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, per late arrivals large and
l general assortment of SPRLNG GOODS among
which are new style Bareges. Muslns Lawns bingham
AIuslins, Embroidered Swiss Musns, Black Italian ana
Gros de Rhine Silks of all widths Black Wateed, striped
and Plaid do, White and Coored Gros de Atrc etc, Ne"
styles Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Plain Satin and Tan ~
all Nos: Tuscan Pearl and Fancy Braid RONNblS'
Spring Fashions Parasos Fancy Handkerclies, BoN,
NET AND CAP RIBBONS, WHITE GOODS, !Anep
Cambria llandkerchefs, Embroidered Capes Collar. anu
and Jacone Muslins, Cambdcs, Gloves Hosiery, ETC. 70
which they would respectfully call the attention OF ihs
TONERS and the public generally mll8 ih-p
CLOTHING AT COST,
no close out stock of WINTER GOODS, we G pgr
the balance of our Fine Fashionable Winter oonD'
tcost-conSsng in part, of
Rte French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
Brown and Olive do do. do
Black and Fancy Cloth PALETOTS and ; ACks;
Black and Fancy Tweed do do.
Fancy Cashmere BUSINESS COATS;
Cloth CLOAKS and OVERCOATS;
OPERA CLOAKS;
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Fancy Merino and Cashmere VEaiS
Fancy and Black Silk do1
Black Cashmere and Satin do:
Ball and Evening do; ,,,rc.
Cotton Merno and Lambs Wool I NDERSHlRl0
f,o d do % %o Half HALF HOSE,
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS
Embroidered Bosom do; ,,iu
Cuvas Scars Gloves, SuSpcnders andal articles Gp.t
ing Gentleman 5 dress-al Of which made OIL tV'
NORRIS Il WAY No. 2 Camp,
mh5 2dpm corner COMMON st. under Hewlett ESchahE
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CO Nj BIS, B r SIZES, Pc RF Z N cry
FANCY ARTICLES,
AND GENTs. FURNISHfNG GOODS,
mh2 St IL Camp street.
E PqEShass5s e AtkE
always be found the largest assortment of Goods New
Orleans, and at uniformly low prices. fnh'
Hs5s il asg'eiH GP5saRf n sH5hyEENAgs
hgS Ss 81; s5s9S Bro
AA% as v fsn Sa ea ab 6s
diseases nnmeable certificates in the hands Of the
his County setting orh its intrinsic asked,
'nF ' Above s f S9 RusrG pa S
next door to the Delta ONCE. mh2o 2t
SHh5 G5 Ks 8 M9ssz tst sg TIE
per aPs ns Hfy SsR Cloth bs iifRPy
:. p 1,ss;a Cashmere fanaoons
Rich black emSrodsTsd Cloth Vests, beautiful Paie's
c!oth FrccE Goats bes'F French Cloth ~ ~ ''
Rich light Silk vests, Tor Balls sorees;
ALSO-A variety other choice articles for Genlemeu's
m Cali an" ALFRED MI f s' CO., Mga
e- call the the advertise
Dr. A. w. Coeman AntiDyspeptic and Tonic Bitter
column They very highly recommended
recommendations of their efficacy the Mobile Advertiser
Coemans feel satisfied n i that a no mfdcne
Be Is certainly becoming the most popular medicine Oh the
g eH ana Il, gy nera IN m hospitals Of the s5a rom which
proprietor the hoeng testimonials Z"
efficacy We following letter Of Dr. Kelly o TINS
NJ. f. d. Coleman. No5ie, March lst, Sis.
This rpiIv | val
Dyspeptir Tonic Blr bpl hospital and private
practice the testimonials Of the efficacy ana good elects
VI ~ W. t.,rsr r tt,Iiy ' F. H. KELLY, NJ. D.,
'' l'' Physician City Hospital.
The Mobile Register says: Dr. Cormats AntDy pepuc ana
Tonic Bters have obtained celebrity, and, We think, with just
We have upwards Of year. and ind them stpe-
rr IN any tonic we have They have the appreciation
m Nh. Medical profession, the proprietor having testimonials from
Numbers Of the first respectable Phycahs Of die country.
e5t~ French, Spanish, English and Italian Ian
r,n~rs- rL<A rOCE SYSTEM JAMES Ne PALOS, Pro-
lessor Languages, No. H. Exchange Place. the
Postofiae, Canal and Cuomonse New Orleans
above Languages correctly peculiar and
SYSTEM the result eighteen years labor and experience
Of poron niei sound principles, governed by
nature, has successfully pactlced this city
demonstrated he the only sys
by which scie,c and pyacti knowledge of language
acquired and Ia such enable
read speak The language
wishing him with their confidence requested
call at to NJ. o P NJ No. Il Tx
change Place
References numerous and respectable, mill
-" Strangers in the City, see Dr. b. + MULLENS
advertisements the other columns this paper He
very profession States. All that stand
need would do well give hni CALI Custom gu
street mhl6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

RETrRNING,-On the morning of the Nth inst,
Mr.. Clay was to have commenced his homeward
tour from New York. On the preceding Saturday
the ladies had him all to themselves in the n \.
CITY Hall.
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SPRIMC GOODS.

hlNS 1OODSs -
x-MRs. BANIsTER's .MLLLLNERY andSt7
3 F.4NCY STORE, No, 90 Rogdf street
80 corner of ReaUHe streetJust received from II
VIZ Paris, by direct impotation-spRING AND
FANCY GOODS-consisting Of Ronnets Ribbons, FLOW
Rich Silks, Bardges Fine Nusiins, Tissues, Fans Tar
asofs. etc. etc. -,
eV@ Milners supplied Extra Fine Stock mhal On
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AcKERMAN's WOODEN LETTERS,

FOX 81 CIV. -,
NOW OPENING, large stock of those beautiful Let
tes for Signs From the low prise of these Letters anf
their neat appearance they in general use in all h
Northern cities Being appointed agent for the sale Of heS
Letters in New Orleans part1 in want of them can be sup
mh5l3t r. CLANNON 46 Canala
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~ We would call the attention of readers the advertise
Dr. A. w. Colenans Ani-Dysppc and Tonic Bters,
another column They highly recommended from
many recommendations of their efficacy, the Mobile Advertiser
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

TT To Purchasers of Clothing-Cal at ALFREl
MUNROE g. CO.'S Price Store, No. "a Magazine street
may always found the largest assortment of Goods IN Ne"
f,rlean. and at uniformly low prices. mis-
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PROGRAMME
OF Procession of the Cresce nt City Clul

Steamboat Departures This Day.
ezsF~ See advertisements on Third Page
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GERMS nE THE CRESCENT

A II. u E. +.
Office No. So st. Charles street.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-30

Several others we're wounded whose
names we could not learn. 1t was said
tina, three were killed, but we could not
ascertain satisfactorily that there were any
other besides Harding and Westerhof--
The number wounded was about ten.
1t has been a most melancholy affair,
and while we sympaihse with the friends
Of the e,ring men. who suffered themselves
10 be led away by blind excitement TO at
tack the authorities to whom was en.rus-
ted The execution Of the law. we feel that
the thanks of this community are due TO
the sheriff for the judgment, the GOODNESS.
and prudence, with which he conducted
himself in the most trying and response
bic position in which he was placed
But for his foresight. the Jail would have
been left without defence, its walls batter
ed down. and the prisoners taken from
the hands of the law to be lynched in the
streets Of our city. lie sought every
means to avert the catastrophe by reason
ing. expostulating and threatening; and il
was only in the last extremity. when the
mob were rushing on, and when to for
bear was to surrender, that the volley was
fred to repel the infuriated attack. and 10
save the city from impending disgrace.
Alias.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-30
W. O'C O Y n T. RS.
Purely VEGETABLE
FEVER K A(.EE NOSTl1E NJ.

This medicine has been used for the last sight
years by large number of individuals afflicted
W it'll diseases usually termed Fever and Ague,
Dumb Ague, Chill or Intermittent Fevcrs. Jaun
dice, &c. &c. The prcp-ie tor has been uuwea
ried IN bis efforts, from year to year. to improve
the virtues Of his Specific for the various diseas
Is he rein referred TO, until he coDfide mt
ly introduce and recommend IL as one of the
most safe and ctfrciuai remedies extant. The
Specific, or IN ostru,n," is composed exclusive
ly of vegetable extracts, many Of which, would
in themselves have relieved the diseased patien t
and temporarily restored to health; but by per
severng application to render the Specific in the
highest degree valuable, some new ingredients
were fortunately discovered which by addition
have, by an experimental and scientific combin-
alton, now rendered it not only temporary re-
lief dixie other similar remedicsl from diseases
Of = bilious character, but is warranted to effect
a permanent and radical cure, when taken in
conformity with the directio
Numerous certificates, well individual
testimony, could be furnished in evidence of its
wonde rfuI efficacy and never falling virtues
All however, who afflicted, do them
selves no greater benefit than at least to try IA
remedy which experience has demonstrated as
Of the most valuable in recent discoveries.
For sale in Wayne County by Irwin Reed
Richmond; r. b. Abrahams, Centreviil-; Dan
iel Mink. Pin Hook; John Brown, P-nns Vile
Richmond. August, Is, lS4S. 31-3m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-30
Important to COnsmlnptivcs.

Strange: That many who afflicted with
COUCH that is gradually wearing them down,
and slowly, but surely stealing them into that
dreadful disease, Consumption-that disease
which carries off thousands daily, are doing moth
ing, what is worse than nothing, gorging the m
selves with nOstruns, that pulled to the skies
for cures they said TO have effected on some
foreign or unknown persons. when they can
be positively cured BY using DIR. ROGERS
COMPOUNDSYRUPO LIVEKW ORT AND
TAR, which still continues TO effect the most
Monde fat Cu,es recorded in the annals OF
medicine. \ fact which is proved by refcrcnc
to the vast number of certificates from the first
a nd mos. respectable citizens, such as-Dr. w m.
J. Richards, Judge VIM. Burke, the Wife OF the
Rev. G.. w. Malcy. DR.. Hiram Cox. late Profess
sor in Eclectic Medical College of Cincinnati.
and others Of that city Certificates not only Of
remark able cures of distressing Cough, but Con-
sumption actually cured, after the Physicians of
the highest standing had given them mp 10 die
lG men of such high standing will couch for the
rrcat pirtues Of this medicine. we cannot but in
fer that it is at least all that 1t IL represented to
be. Read the advertisement Of DR.. Rogers i'll
another column
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-30

NOTICE is hereby given, that tho under
/ y signed. Commissioner. appointed by the
Wayne Probate Court, for that purpose, i'll Of
ffrr at public sale, at the door of the Bapkip
House in the City Of Richmond, Wayne county
Indiana, on
Tuesday. ne 81 day of October. 1648.
o'clock. p. III the following described Real Es-
tate, to-wit:
IVA tract OF Land, being part of the North
West quarter Of Section FIVE, in Township thir-
teen, and Range one. West. and known the
,ner. ss lot No. IL, and more fully described in
the petition of Edward Stokes, containing four
and thirty -fivc pc rch-s.
Also
C-A certain Lot, in the city Of Richmond
aforesaid. and known by being lot No. 81, as Ia ID
off by Charles W Starr.
Also
IVA certain tract Of Land. in the county and
State aforesaid. and know BY beiMg the middle
part OF the South half Of the fractional Section
ihirty-siN. III ewnship fourteen, Range two
West 81 the Meridian line draw n from the mou III
OF the Great Miami River, aud specified NOR.
fully IN the petition aore said tanning sev- nty
acres and one hundyed and forty EIGHT pc riches
more or less.
The above Real Estate will be sold to the
highest bidder, the following terms: One.
third Of the Purchase money in sis months; one
third in twelve months. and third in eighteen
months from the day Of safe,-the purchase
giving notes with approved security, waving the
appYa use ment aud valuation laws.
DANIEL p. VIRGINS, Commissioner.
Aug. %, lS4s. 3S:lw-$4,37A Prs fee.