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DIED.

| DIED,
| At Harpers-Fery, on Sunday the ID instant.
Mr. VIM Il. DEckEa, ofihat place, aged about
On Sunday the ID instant Of scarlet fewer
CosNEIIA, infant daughter Of Mr. Henry Kroui'
of Hafpers-Ferry.
Attic toll-gaie near Harpers-Ferry. on Sunday
morning last alter severe and somewhat pro-
uacted illness, Mrs. TRIyErr, an aged and re-
i specialize lady Of this county.
On Friday night last, at the residence Of her
son-in-law, Mr.. Charles Barrett, In this town.
Mrs. CATHARIsE WniMER, one Of our oldest ne.
sidenas, agedlnot less than 81 years.
On the l4th Of December last near Smith
field, Mrs. Sarah FoREAaN, wife Of Mr. Daniel
Foreman this county, aged about AS years
AT Harpers-F Ferry, On Saturday morning last
Mr.. ALrRED ANDREWS, highly respectable citi.
lzen Of the above named place. aged about IS
Years. Hisremains were inferred 1T Winches-
Ter, on Sunday last, followed BY an immense con
lcou5se of the Brethren Of the Masonic Order
and the / O. @. Fellows, both Of which institu-
Itipns the deceased was a respected member The
services on the occasion were Of highly interest
ling character, and served 10 illustrate most beau
ltifully, the bond of union which binds together
Those Of the mysfie tie. We'hope The widow and
the orphans Of the deceased, brother may find so
l1ace and protection, in this their hour Of need
from the beneficent principles of the Orders u
/ which he was attached
Al her residence in Clarke county, on FRIDAY
the 2lth ult., after short and painful illness, 81
Pneumonia, Mrs. ANN T. NELL, telict of the
late Lewis Neill, dec'd--a lady truly and deser.
lYedly regretted BY all who had thei pleasure d
lher acquaintance leaving two sCns aud two
daughters to deplore her loss. In the relations d
wife, mother, mistress, friend and neighbor. Mrs
Neill has len an example worthy Of al praise
and which viii enbalm her memory in the hearts
tof her children and friends. Giiled with SUPERB
or intelligence, and heart regulated by sincere
ehristian ruth and unobtrusive piety, Mrs N 5
whole life was marked By that mild and impress
sive lustTe, which pure religion ever sheds upon
her sincere yoiaries. Her children and friends
should be coinforted under their Bereavement by
the consoling reflection, thar herspirii now
In Heaven rests, and peace enjoys,
Where nanght lie Christians bliss annoys.
About he i1sh 81 September lss,. within 3
miles Of the City Of Mexico, Of dtarrh9a, En-
MUND S. HEpses,son ofthe late Hezekiah Hedges
cf Hedgesville The deceased being on a yisiI
y his relatives in Ohio. when the cali was made
ION the Governor Of thar State 1of Volunteers. Of
lered his services 70 Capt King, Of de Ohio Re-
ment, and passed unharmed throu5h several en-
gagements, and when almost al the gates Of the
Capital. yielded mp his lie 70 disease more IA
tai than Mexican bayonels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12

TINE Eihtescf dc 4r1sr;ca3 B'bie Society.
II az IL Df<c< 1'sed It p 81 21,ien Rooms IN
Ners York, itr Instance. Ics11l CHS n s I a Cts
and Bibles Il = cfza Ior sale b.
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W z! : 8 s! { lgsE @E
4! j. 81 3 ISL RI fotx

Lee, Judson q kce.
kAIt Am q lrc4e1 =
csueE e .P,sieas ~ Nv 'ss.
= asss.sa e 'h' szhin7sisn 80 ~ e ~ an
PRirEED c.arIcoES
Thir rre<.6, 1lock cossis,s & n<sfi,
One Thousand packages.
EmsrseinE ssps THOUSANDS q l,ies-ai 81
.isssl. i iSsiiss. fiaEii:S I'd DoS, ia liz ss
Al q rAish are aesed far sslc. fr c.sk. a. al.
i1Laeir1| ereslit q tAe ieuesf tf9ct1. 81 tho
Piece %. Package.
Me- AYES are receired Alni6sl ever ~. ana
uetI sof them are RI up for cdr ON salcs. ma
90 ld.ke foaad elseeherc
Is tsiesed lists e prioes. scrrresei frpm dsy ID
"a. si,h every saris'ioa = NE atts,. sre plsoed
Mersh.ats yin be atie % form some idea 81 ne
txlent nnd variety of DIR assorimeul, uhea ue
!iate. hsth value u our Usual stock bf this sse
article. i sslszds sise he value sof The entire
stock of DIR gooll kept NJ our lArkes, uhole
ssle jpAh<ra Thas.f ari, Together win The fsrs
that our msaIls AID our attention. instead ~ Aeing
divided aao6g ssst variety 81 articles. are desv-
ted uhoily s,se vii reader he aks tsges which
ue can oeer % dealets perfectly 0bFi0Sss ant Il
slisil ~ our that none Who visit or eslsslsh
meet shah NEE, with any disappointment.
Our assottn-ent i complete Il III seasons nf ne
year. LEE. JUDSON s. LEE.
Ices. and late senior partner IL the original firm
of Ice < brewster. from which esnaee,ion hs
Withdrew some lime age. has rrsasn q bnsiness ~
connection with Nessrs Lee & Judson, under lbs
firm 81 LIE. JuDsON 4 Lac, and he ventures
70 assure his friends and The pablss. ihas The hev
arm piIi maia,aia the same pfs-emineAee 10 mis-
branch Of the trade. which formerly dssling nishrd
the other two houses 70 which he belonged.
July q, Ie41-ly.
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ROCK BINDING.

7. y z LtszkzA4tUtktzAf N4hs
TIME subscriber takes this mode OF Informing Tie
eitizensof jefferson and the counties adjacent.
that he is engaged inthe ADORE mentioned business:
is prepared 70 execute all orders IN his line with
neainess andNdespatcb. Mefchanls Account Books.
and Books forthe Offices Of Tie several Courts, ma
nuiactnred unreasonable terms. Old hooks neatly
rebound he solicitsa share 9th Puhlies patron.
ags and viii endeasor to give satisfaction.
as w. JOHNSON.
Aiexarfiria. Sent %. iA47-ffh It'll Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12
STOVES, TlNWARE, Use.

ENocH GRINIEa ia,ssss pleasure ii infdisn-
IL ing his friends and customers, that he ID
prepared TO supply them with Goods mi bis line
on veryS favorable terms. His assortment of
TIN WARE is large and very conplete, mostly
Of his own manufacture, and warrahlpd b 81 q
the best quality sA.
Country NScrchants are informed that HIS ~
lrangements are saeh, as sssl enable him ~ k,fE
nish them With Goods, On as favorable TERMS Is
any establishment ether Ia this Or any other city
Families can be supplied with many very hand
some articles Of rid Mnle both.iscini and oEna-
mental .g ~ u sysss IA
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Fresh DRUGS, Medicines g. al

7HVHOMAS NJ. FLINT has jrs. refiraed
u the city with full essorfIS erf oil Brtfps.
Medicines. Eairh Oils, BYE Sum serfnnldry.
Co6iscticnary, Stationery, Sc, &ce Which he
is now opening and offers for sale low.
zer's Paiacea, Hance's Celebrated ConsH Medi-
cines and SarsapariIia Blood Pills,
Nov. 2f.s 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12

ELL s. respectfully assures those whom
Il may concern, thai he Is irilag and d<sirs9s %
receive pupils amending exclusively 10 the stu
dies Of tie English department and thai all sueh
win receive their full share Of his time ahd AZ
lenlion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12
Brilliant Sehsmes Tor 5aAuary.

Managsrs OGes, Alerandrid, z.
D. Payne 4 Co., Managers.
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I A LARGE lot q Negro Blankets, an sIzel
Dec ] CRANE 4 sADLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12
s3O,OO0E

Ilckett NIU--slares IN Pop n n.
Certifcaicsrf package Of 2.wkoles SIIl
Do do % hafYes 5.
Do do p quarters q 8
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l5,OOe DOLLARS.
10 AuiuLGiS-l@ OdltOl
pnttffarr sr,1rrNrr.

"Wednesday. Jaa. l9ih.
SusoUEHANsA Canal LOTTERY.
Class No. 8.
Z ~
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EfstMEdas, January i5kk, I8i8 81
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

Tickets $40: Shares in proportion.
Certificate of Package of Wholes $3.50 90
Do IS Halves 65 o.
Do. Quarters - 50
Do. Eighihs 10 IS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18


ISLE OF RESPONSIBILITIES the new order Of
things this is the name Of the Isle of Bourbon,
in the Indian Ocean We have news thence
TO the early part Of August The republic was
proclaimed on the 9th Of June. AT that time the
Council had no later directions from home than dis
patches from M. Arago, on the 9th February.
The Provisional Government having, in those dis
patches, prescribed the stdtu quo until the French
Assembly should meet, the Council did not call the
Primary Assemblies to form Colonial Assembly,
as was proposed on some sides, butwaiied iflstruc
lions from home Soon after, the decree of March
A. issued by the provisional government, forming
commission respecting the abolition of slavery,
received; but the council maintained the same
course. On the Goth day Of July, however, the
nct Of abolition arrived. The population imme-
datsly, with absolute unanimiEy, formed colonial
assembly of ninety members. The militia was en-
afged BY ordering to its ranks all formerly exempt
ed-so haiti numbers tenthousand men. Liberty
was promised TO the slaves on the 3lst Of Decem-
Der, and in this position The island awaits the arrival
Of the commssary Of the republic The slaves
continue lheirlabor peacefully, and though little or
no business IS transacted, the plantations are not
negiscsd.--Bosion Daily Advertiser.
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HARDWARE AND PLANTATION GOODS.

csAAlUEL LOCKE. Nas. 8 and 9 FRONT LEYEE.
- betreeR C9stoalko4se end Ben ~ -,
hand and is constantly receiving 4AM
from the manufacturers at the North
STOCKS Of HARDNARE Is Sc found in The ' Unsd
States few Of the articles only be here enumerated
- themselves, and then make their purchases where
"a they can DO 50 at The best advantage Now IN store
1900 kegs Cut NAILS from the most celebrated Boston
800 dozen Hunt & Collins AXES. with many other
rs tons IF CASTINGS, Round Pots, Ovens. Spiders
y tons Cart. Wagon "a and Timber WheelBnxEs
S dozens if Ro Va @oss aSo PADEs
u dozen Gs1s eoy IN s sn ysnebF svTEs Wal
drOns and American AIanufaetufe;
y dozen Seythe sneaths 20 dozen SIekles;
HOES assprted sizes;
1900 do Refined WHALE OIL, for Sugsrbouses;
q dozen HORSE and MULE C0I.LARS;
BRIpLES;
500 tons Of BAR IRON. ali sizes Of Amercan. English.
300 slabs Of English and American PLOUGH PLATES;
tons of American Plough Mouids;
~ dozen CANE HEVE nost superior patterns
1900 bundles American. English and Russian SHEET
1900 boxes Tin PLATE Charcoal Brands. Ic TX. Xxx,
12xl2 TX and Xxx, 14xl4 Xxx DC. DIX, SC,
BRKzfERss d6 SPfIE si Ii to 100 Ii Sheets
150 slabs Ii ANCA TIN:
Kettle Ears Bucket Handles Bucket Covers . pressed, y
Saucepan Handles Tinners' Tools and Machines, full
BUfI2BER Is MAI ofevey
and MI Saws, FIes, Ha5ehets Drqwl9 Planes
PIG and Bar Lead Bolts Curry Combs. Hammers,
Brushes of all kinds;
- LERY Anvils, Vices and Bellows;
Plain and Japanned TIN WARE, manufactured and sold
G My Stock being large am disposed to sell very low
anu OTTER great oagalns 70 wholesale purchaser oct3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

100 FIGHTING MEN FOR YUcATAN!
Yf3hE undersigned, having received commission from
u the gallant CoIoDe GEeReE w. WHITE ~
Commander Of the American Volunteers to raise&
~ accompany Of H0U,NTED MEN. TO (s4fzA
IN cid the patriots Of fucatan in dnving---zA@
f1a the indians from the cities and wills ges which
they have desecrated BY their inhuman atrocities
VIII com nence forthwith TO organize q COMPANY of
ONE HUNDRED FIGHTING MEN.
The patdee Government of Yucafan acting in spirit
Of chiyaons bealty worthy of their Castilan ancestors
have guaranteed TO the American troops who will aid them
n teif present struggle against the baTbaIou foe IS per
MONTH with good rations, comfortable clothing, and
$40 ACRES OF LAND.
ne vast treasures taken by the Indians the cities and
Villages Of iis whites which they have pIundeTed are
deposited a. the hacienda Of Bacaar and can easily be re-
captured By small force Of resoute and determined froops
II the attack Is not too long delayed
il CONNOLLY
late Captain Louisiana Battalion Mounted Men
kendezyous al Deyefeanx's house corner OF st.
gharlea and Poydras streets. mis- If,
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
NEW ORLEANS HPICTORTAI, ADVERTTSER ~ /

E s1d shat the gOwPg PIGsDey Gf city
will funirh guarantee to extended means ADVERTISE
Va PRRPTIfsRg book tp be styled the
new for this place book Of advertisements got up in the
most splendid sly OF the art Il viii be printed in different
IN the most beautiful manner i is our intention make
view of New Orleans and it will also contain man with
all the streets and public buildings laid down. which will
portion Of the work viii be devoted 70 such matter as may
The plan Of The PieorsI Advertiser, IS this each adj
ereT vii be charged according to the space be may
p sn1 e slsr Us patrons are eaeh furnished with
hotels and public places, all steamboats, and vessels
ming regularly and from our port and sent to ali the prn
cpal towns upon the and the adjacent States aud
wherever else opportunity may offer Its distribution will be
This book will be found TO be ansadvanageous means of
a ] appe9ra3ee l excite The curiosity
amned, and advertisements that any other shape woud
be thrown aside unread will be here investigated infinitely
orks of similar description have met with great success
IN the cities Of the North and why not here Have
Lock at fleet Of steamboats, and other vessels that are
s ob Rng upon oar Ess, visiting al parts Of the
Guy VINO while on their passage eager to seize upon
information, to beguie their idle hours and as our hook will
pc found in the cabins Of all such vessels its perusal must
II sia and the information 1t contains widely circulated
t; IN every respect from any oteg medium Of adver
hsnf ever before offered to the NewOreans public It's
~ c9henis and when the examination commenced
oiDar - ol Us eoors and ornaments will induce the
aasI e continue his researches the end; and will
mi ~ U az Our hotels boarding houses and public places
those places. - -Pe- s's e"u-Aseuss '4ia' 'is'
ne wolk. Wnen completed viii contain some three hun
eu pdSs anu II Is contemplated to print faro zh0NSand
nee hundred copies for distnbntion y f ~ ~
TERMS. so for whole mage 40 fov a half a. for a
Quarter, and So for any smaller spaee os accnnTing
more tnan one page viii be charged go for fe r and sl
ior each additional page Persons vishn tbe;r des4;
sls N Two angnages can have the pages facing Cop
WI ana Advertisements thar have to Be
Ss1 ~, inserted Dy special agreement Persons wishing
& g COPE can have them al u copy provided tie order
Zen peoIe me WORK Is commenced M roonev viii he
eane9 nnli the work completed and ronv e;venad 10
saen 4eNeflef L viii thus be that while he nSlb
w9Lk are secure from los through accident
Merchants, and dealers generally nroes..s,,.t -,
and mann actues viii be waited upon By rssay 1920
1e y contaet ior ADVERTISEMENTS OF theg can ff
nsceay snents by application our Office Tboss
VIE may De lp0sed 70 paonze the work are esnacffs5S
requested 70 prepare and send in their cards or
ss promptly AZ p9ssloe COOK, YOUNG & 20
nj I'M Enee current oLIloe cor. Camp ana Glarier Z.
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MEDICAL NOVICE.

U41DIO4a1
mr.. PARMELEE would inform his friends and the
~ public that he has returned from the North and located
himself at No 81 HEvIA STREET. between Philppa and
Baronne Streets where he all times be seen by those
who wish to consult him the treatment of diseases
whether acute chronic local general and particularly
that classes generally called SECRET DISEASES.
HIS Office for consultation with females and treat
ment OF diseases of women and children Heva street.
third door from Pbippa He would invite those suffering
to give him call and guarantees safe and permanent
cure Will attend in any of the civ when reqnired
OBJ I'm NO. CT HEVIA STREET.
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By the Governor: ISAAC JOHNSON.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.

INV Il S1TX OF LO U1SlA II a.
rYNHE LECTURES and COT RsE Of INSTRUCTION
MONDAY Of Novembe next and eontinae until the ist Of
May. They intended to embrace the most important
tioaaI and CenstsfntsorsaT Ian. -'''' -'''''
Lectures viii Be delivered upon the various branches and
Those By Professor Henry A. BuLLARD win embrace:
The hstCTy Of she Roman Law from the earliest ines
Law according % ne most approved method Of the Ger
pared with the Roman Law and the Codes Of France and
Spain. ~: An outline OF the Land Titles IN Louisiana,
Those By Professor THEoDoKK H. McC1LEB will treat
of: l. Admiralty and Maritime Law embracing the rights
other Maritime tors general average, Salvage, Civil and
Military Mariners CONTRACTS Marine Insurance and Hy
Repairing and Supplying Of ships IL International Law
the absolute rights Of States international nights Of States
IN their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties OF Peace and
Courts Of The United States embracing the Original and APP
peate jurisdiction OF the Supreme and Circnit Courts and
Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts Of Admiralty
The Lectures Of Professor RANDELL HUNT will treat Of
Commercial Law il relates to Mercantile persons Mer-
camille Property and Contacts and Mercantile Remedies
and Corporations Of Principal and Agents Of Bills Of Ex
change and Promlssoy Notes ana Shipping, Of Baments
and Contracts with Carriers Contracts Of Afeghimen By
Freight ettison and Aseasss Savage snd fnsanes
H. The Criminal Law and Practice IN Courts Of Criminal
Jurisdiction, snd-ILf. of the Law Of Evidence.
Professor THOMAS b. MONROE, viii Lecture upon: l.
The Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice
tutiona Law.
Chief Justice EUsT1s will deliver series Of Lectures on
the Rights OF Persons and the Conflict Of Laws.
CHRISTIAN ROsELTUs ESQ. will assist as Adjunct Pro-
fessor in the Department Of the Civil Law.
Of good moral character.
The degree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred only ON
ose VINO shall have attended two Courses of Lcure or
a cogsse ate. having studied least year the
~ III ~ counsellor at Law, and after STREE examination
~ ss During the Course there will be fire.
isie viii Pc organized also, Moot Court which viii be
feors oA eses week. presided By of the Pro-
The s PIifps Of Tickets for the Course is fixed at 800
Nsm o,,... ID 4 BggIJ5LARD. Dean Of the Faculty.
a5 gro
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o. Il is remarkable, p says DR.. Darwin, g that
an the diseases arising from drinking spirifuous or
fermenied liquors are liable to become hereditary,
even % the third generation and gradually TO in
crease, if The cause be continued, until the family
become extinct"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

CAUTION
OWING to the great success ana sale Of u, To
A. sSatsepana, number Of who were formerly our
ffaEea.s nave commenced making Sarsapara Exfraets
ai1zs htsters, Extracts Of Yellow Dock etc. They gene
4ay put 4 up IN the shaped bottles and some Of fha,
naNe stolen and copied Advertisements; they ara anlr
Wqtthiess limitations, and should be avoided.
Funclpa Office, 1875 Fulton street. Sun Ruidfno No.
n9fk kedlng Co. State street. Boston Dyoft sons
~ 80xtk Seeond street, Philadelphia; 81 Hance Drug
Abany Z Il eictifa Natchez and By All the PRINCIPAL
States, West Indies aud the Cansdas ~ $40 S''oA
y WEIGHT. ISL Charftes street
WIZ - Sole Agsnt, New Ofsans
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FELIoIANA HOUSE FOR SALE.

FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE,
NHE LEASE. FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
a the FELlCIANA HOUSE, is offered for sale. 81
The house will accommodate nearly one hundred T;A
boardeFs. and is full eight months in the year To i
person acquainted with the Western trade this house would
De great source of profit The present occupant wishing
to retire. offers the above fine establishment on moderate
terms FOR particulars. apply the premises, corner Of
au28 ff JAMES ROACH.
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ooMMERoIAL HoTEL.
Corner GIRoD and .NrEW LETEE S S .vs,o Orleans.

Corner GiROD and NEV LEKEE SIS, .Feso Orleans.
THIS ne Hotel is advantageously situated being in
Il front OF the principal Steam and Fatboat 81
Landings, and affords peculiar accommodations for fA
Western Merchants raiders and Travellers gener- I'LL
ally The house spacious and comfortable and possesses
every convenience the chambers well furnished and
furnish the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Llquors all of which selected with great care No ex
Pense will be spared make the Commercial worthy of pub
nc patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager
OLD 6m Successor to JOSEPH e. BELL.
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'ENHE subscribers gents 6r the well known ,,annfo
- OF WILLOW CHILDs Co., Philadelphia have ~,
andlng and IN store assortment az sve,
scrpuon Of w heewrghts' work follows: s ue-
the tread; - ''AeiisS Oh
g pairs extra heavy Dray Wheels 4xI inches on tread.
sizes; - - ~ S0oiee' van
oDrsgs. iron and wooden axles xi z1 and 4xI inches
lS Carts light and heavy;
10Q Wheelbafrows, with shifting sides.
50 Canal Ban0ws.
The above stock will be increased by every arrival from
khiadepha, which will enable them to offer to and
Merchants this season. larger and more comDIete aoTt
ment OF these articles tnan has heretofore esu Offered In
THIS market Prices will be reasonable terms liberal and All
articles fully guaranteed. W ~
EMERSON. TOURNE & Co
~ lbs Tah0uDifaulntrf