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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

An IRISH REyEI SIXTY YEARS AGO.-An elder
y clergyman, OF our acquaintance, on leaving
nome 10 enter college, stopped on his way at the hos
Hialble mansion OF a friend of his father for few
days. The whole time he was engaged with drink
INC parties every night, and assiduously piled with
bumpers, till he sank under the table. In the morn
ing he was, of course, deadly sick, but his host
prescribed hair Of the old dog that is, a glass
OF raw spirits. On one night he contrlved to steal
through back window. As he was mis-
sed a cry of stole away was raised, and he was
pursued, hut effected his escape into the park
Here he found an Italian artist, who had also been
of the company, but, unused TO such scenes had
likewise fled from the orgies. They concealed
themselves by lying down among the deer and so
passed the night. Towards morning they returned
10 the honsc, and We're Witnesses of an eXtraordi-
nary procession. Such of the company We're still
able TO walk, had procured fat-backed car,
winch they heaped the bodies OF those who
inseEsibe, then throwing sheet over them, and
Illuminating them with candles, like an Irish wake,
taking the shafts Of the car before and others
pushing behind, and all settns up the Irish cry, the
SenSibfe survivors left their departed inseDsbe
friends al their respective homo. The consequence
Of this dehauch seycra uels between the
active and passive perform, on the following
day.-SkcfcheS Of !reigld Sirfy Years Ago.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
CQE YuCETAN.

FOR YUCATAN.
SsiLif AnY GOoDSSiTc'rhe subscribers have now or
va nand 200 t. ;. RIFLES, from Harper s---ES.sS
Ferry large supply OF COLTS REPEAT o9N~.
ING PISTOLS (siN shoo'ers;l English bELf ~ :,
PISTOLS, HOLSTER PiSTOb& : aLo, low l-sfsEss23
Priced Rev0 ing pIslOs which, viii, complete assortment
II SWORDS SARRES. Military Sa,hes, and other Mill!
iary Equipments they o=G or sale, low cash al No Is
Uharres stree IIe22ttl HYDE Y GOODRICH.
ROCKVILLE BRICK MANUFACToRy.
y tEI 4 BNiNGhON respectfully inform the citizens
OF Newt -tus Lafayette. Carr0ltCn, Algies Gretna
nd HoeySgic that heP prepared TO deliver the
cEegpes; and best made BRICKS in he Southern country,
10 builders and o.hes at the owes pnce. This establ n
'nSn 1He ar%esf the South, and the patronage OF the
public Is tcIiy invited
my3Utf iIDEY & BYiNGTON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
MP. HENRI HERE'S PIANO FORTEs aED
PIANIMOS.

NTN. T. MAYO has the pleasure to 1ssz--,JJ,
~ INFORM his friends lni the public of -
My Nj h. sa Fsa and nd 16e 3eTSuP ~ II
ole Agent for tie sale OF his GRAND AND sou ARE
PIANOS AND PlANlNOS The daily increasing de
nand IN this country for these instruments. ami the great
,atistact they have given buyers both America aud
Europe; have induced WIN T MAYO TO open room for
their exhibition and sale. He also take, leave call pacn
lar attention 10 the PiANlNOS, which unsurpassed
Ichuess o. tone and elegance OF appearance. combining
5reat durability with unique brilancy and facility touch
Fney have been awarded the Gold Medal of the degree
1.-THE hIghe the disposal OF the French Govern
inen general use France England and Ger
many. w :. VI. begs leave rele TO the highest eIo-
gums De- W. them by Professors ami the Pres. the
occasion Oh Mr ERR Introducing the Fl AslNOS at his
concerts.
Es- An ample assortment will always be found at the
Depot ~. r street three doors from anal ST lle8tf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
CHICKERING'S PIANO-FogTys

CHICKERING'S PIANO-FORTEs
WE y HlC will please take notice that Nj I. I,NRY
PARSDNS- "a CAMP STREET. my s5sEsss--y,--
only AGENT for the sale OF my p FGRTEs fA.,tf
"a LOUISIANA and that instruments taken al II :; p
ms depot nlG! be considered fully guaranty z u
ned from the lGOry and that tine prices VIII be lie
ng freight and Insurance only Orders be eit Tor
any kInd ot instrument ad advance required until the
article Is received and approved. j. IHlCkLRiNG.
nlYi5 "a Washin rton street tioston
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
LEYNE,S HAIR TON

i VINES HAlR TON. =.
S'iS IaTaJ ureparai!Cs eXCit-s IT, scalp and
healthy acton; cleanses from scur d.Idrutf pre-
rents the Fair falling Off those euptive diseases
which often pear upon the lead and majoty OF
produces fine growth OF 1t gives the ar
nch glossy ald beautiful appearance, unequaed BY
other article o The kind.
JAYNE's5 AMERICAN HAIR DYE-Warante,l, if
strictly applied according the direct onS cange the Han
from other color 10 beautiful 1Hbr, perfectly Js
dtGch. without staining tue skin.
JAiNES AGtE PiLLS-A positive for tevel
and Agne. These Pills warranted 10 Fever and
Ague and when the directions followed ami a
not effected. the money viii De returned.
FOr sale By n JARVIS h co
Js4l If corner Magazine and Common streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

rE'HE above Reward will be paid upon conviction q
of the person persons harb0rng the milattress a
MATILDA Or TiLLA-but no doubt now passing . &
under assumed name, with forged pass Said gIT zS
is dark muatto about feet or inches high, Is or q
years OF age stout made prom net eyes, short nose and
turns her feet in when walking Twenty five dollars will be
paid for her apprehension aud lodging any Jail of the city
GEO: Z. bEAf. $50 MAGAZINE 81,
New C-c-ns, May o. 1875 nya
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
znrnl,.s ,E,nPnIS |, .1-ap5as,

fssD REMOVE tha>e Troublesome and dangerous inhab
ants Of the stomach aEd bowels which often impair
he health and deslcy the II, oil ch.deu ia Ne
TONIC VI Etitt a =. Hn. preparation
The removal kinds Of Wonla. !, speia. ScGr
-1TaCh, = ant OF Il etfe lnta tie Ee.eT and Ague,
Debility OF tie s.'oma and Bowels and Organs of Dgas
II Is, wiihOlte ton OF The most valuable pre-
aTatlOus IL i!a or sale 10y
NATHAN JARVIS 4 co.
aul2 Com. nf Magazine and Coruou stseets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

II man that speaketh too little, and thiuketh
much and deeply. corrodeth his own heartstrngs,
and keepeth back good from his fellows. A man
that speaketh too much, and museth but little and
lightly. wasteth his mind in words, and is counted
a fool among men,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
About Fish.


humanity demands that fish should always be
taken with hook and line otherwise the poor
things liable 10 be driven u.-S0He
Female fish are very fond of flowers and plant
great quantities Ct roes in beds.
Fish remarkable for their fondness Of learn
ing-very aged individuals Of the species being
often found in schools.
A cockney remarks, that fish are entirely unlike
Achilles, their 'ees being almost nvulnerable
They possess no property, and therefore, have no
hairs. Fish are distinguished for justice, possess
ing this attribute in remarkable degree-many of
them carrying the sword and all the scales. The
larger species are religious, and prey continually
The females are domestic and make their own beds
When fish approach too near the top of the water,
ii is supposed that they take cold in their heads
although they do not cough, they liable to hawk
Fish should avoid small, heavy substances which
descend into The water attached TO lines frequently
they lead to iileir destruction.
None but honest persons should be allowed to go
a-tishIng, there are sucn opportunities 10 hook"
Although fish have no paper money-ln fact,
nothing but Shincrs-they often make run upon
the banks. They have no fondness for any kind of
fruit, except current.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
VIvGCI " FsrABr,rSEyNrt7 ,

'lL '"gt-igu" Is constantly mamufuct az and Res
= Of sac 49, tre'ior .'' UrOt YIN Ef;A R.
w' nc w @tt' "t-e T." aIo0ve Dy age, and js.&-%A
"'i irH'ti e. r" Ut charges, any par OF f-s.sIJSa5
"a" '"5 D. In iT" e, a the following reduced cs3EEA
" 10 Ties, w. butts 70 gaioa> il: Barrels -
ga" ? -; ia els. 40 ltons cents ! gallon lie
," ar, nat' lI dc t. y, U.as;.e Z, toners,
~ \ 'Ha TDrpi the Pos iii e will ne ,unctaaIiy
r. 'Hh& ~ JOHN ii. WEBB.
- p'h - AID u trt DruusIta Charity Hospital
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
SUMMER RESIDENCE AT MANDEVlLr

F.. 4 delightful SUMMER RESIDENCE AT Man
Is dsy!le, measuring two arpents fronting he Lake by
-. twelve arpents in Gepth-al fenced in TIE ill.,
fovements good ad subst anai Frame Bvy,
Of three fronting The Lake, galleries in front and
Cabinets, Kitchen and Servants Rooms: other
FOOD building bu expressly for visiters having two large
oons with gallery Stables etc. On tire premises line
SIng, the only there probably Vaudeville a.:
in font Of tie property fine and beautiful Flower ar
terre The property will be sold with al M ErauIe Cows
Horses tacos, etc.
For Terms which liberal ami fn pa .lccars apply to
my23 PERSON " HDNSEVAl 81 Grave ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
WELD Z CO., II CAMP ssree,,
E'NE CHILDREN DF TIE NEW FOREST-A ne,

Z tale OF tllr ing interest: Nv CAPT Maryati
LIS DREAMER AND WrlKER: by Douga Gerald:
TIE OF LOUIS PHILIPPE, by FrnI-cis w. Rice
TIE HALLS 0FT HE. MONT Ell MA, and PIERRE E,
TIE rARTIS AN-Fales of he Mexican War;
TOM .RINGLiS LOG by tbs author OF The Cruise o..
the Nudge:
rHUjtSAND AID ONE NIGHTs-Part ?;
uotiBEy AND SO.,-Nos. u .ni 20, completing the
NM
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS

GREENS iMPROV ED PORTABLE EXTENS ION
"a SHOWER BATHS, have received the diploma the
American .netitnte, New icrk and Mechanics Far Eos
the best Shower Baths offered the public. The
slbscnlf> would that they have been appointed
tens for the love really excellent bath and pre-
"a ed To II hem wholesale retail, moderate p
u,@Ij.H SAMPSON ~ KEEN, 81 Biervii5-t.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
DELIGETE SUMMER RESIDENCE,


1 T PRIVATE sSALI-Tne land measures half aTgen
- front the LAKE, by II arqents depth sss
seher with all the imp0: ements theeul0nConl-
prsing good dweiliu house kitchen. servants Ns-t
rooms, stable. etc; r, Well fenced and lir<t-ra
orer. In front OF tie dwelling fine pasture-tlle who'll
well surrounded by fine veoak and other beautiful
The pan Of said property be otce.TeEn.
very liberal
my3l PIERSor : EtSNEViI4. g! GTavier s..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
FAMILY OF NEEECEs FOR SALE.

4 FAMILY OF AZ rLlMATED NEGROES at
- LrNa's sale, as follows
NLsh ~ NJ AN. aged abpnt Y wears good subject,
anu his Hie NegresS aged about y years GOOD COOK
"aileI aud rohsf-wnh tnelT two children Il Boy,
aged about years. ami an intant aged months
The above Negroes fully guaranteed and come well
recommended They viii be sold Tor half cast balance
and Il months, for approved endorsed note. win mart
gage on the Nesroes AppEs 10
myl3if PIERSON X BoNNEVAl, tt Grariar St
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

GOMEZ MAGICAL PAX ExTRAc roR will prove bless
~ TO al those who use ii. Is sovereign remedy for all
burns Sore Eyes. FnirnS, Ulcers BRUISES Til DOoreuX
EU pels, and 81 complaints which need external arpl
cat on y us use lniiammatlons are .eHoHed: Sweings
feduced AMI even Modification stayed twill be 5upp:ed
to all cisrynrel. srrGtiS fer then +ni The poor Of
FaFIShss.-So.d oil y a; 81 Poy!ras street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

Nav DTsCovERY.-Dr. CoB.e S Hix1rre for GonorripGa
and Geet, Seminal EIsons and Ee;kness OF the terra
Blade r. M Mixture contains inlnou article what
ever. bti POSSESSES tOE prope III real eiraCy end
congeuai TO the institution tia other medicine used
these complaints. reed from the nauseatIng qualities
attending cOpayia AMI the MIXTURES viii be found
agreeable TO the palate aI pleasant TO the stomach, and VIII
cure any all refused FORT. II is equally good
and certain 70. iem;es-Sod on, 50 PoydraS street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

THO EccFtS for the Future.l Prophecv-Erancc, Haiv
and Europe
of ha T,;hu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

n y > ~ W 'EIi, ligrJne and Commercial .t0Qry,
~. No - ''AMP ST et, holding Commissions from the
VIZ o. GAhI, Mss 'sPPI; kESTUcKY, FLORIDA, New
tut', 'itsIo HI III NOIS, lSDlAEA TENNESSEE Penn
1854 RHODE Isl AND, VERn INT. NEwHAMPsHIRE
.,Eh' FARh , LABAMt MAINE, \ GHCAROLIHA SorrH
YAK LIMA GEORGIA NEWJEKsEY, Ono MItITgAs
- Mss, VIRGINIA MAssAcH.s ETTs, MARYLANu ana
Ci Is, pepHed 10 tIe "epos'tiOns. and execute
una trj al Nndt OF egaIinstrUnenrs be used or cd
VI ' 7iales ana the ie.dtory Of Wisconsin The u Il
" 49, -'''A-io US
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

The Gen nine BALM Of Columbia only Ii Ee,tor-
alive, but The best fluid IN world 1t makes the
Hair GLOSSY ana stops falling out. and
restores it bad Heads, and keep, The HAIR free from Gan
truli and sCun.
DIR. SPnuN's SICK HEADACHE EE.iEDY is warranted
cure any either NeN bilious. WI you ty? II
mas cured cases OF twenty yeats standing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
EAAMERsaeSs,E

NEW CARRIAGE nHANUFACTOEY,
81 50 CarCndetS, ST. Getoeeu Grasisr amt Lra0n SIS
'hRRiAHEiS manufactured order 49, ~
y and workmanship warranted. Also fSss5ssl=SS1SJGr
Repairing done at All t,ie branches. ~
mh22 6mH&W AIKEN * GIOVANNI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

CrSsuNprIOY CUEED--Also, Coughs Colds Pain in the
Size am Breast, and all Lung and Live Cornpianta-b,
Dir Bar hon,ewS Pink kNpecorant SyIrp. This the only
article that be relied for these complaints and
cured cases after II other articles haze faded.
The Military SHAVING Soap the best article in this city.
Price 3 cts, l. makes ch iaheS does dry
Tile face.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

CAuTIoN.-Daey's original and only Genuine Magical
Pam Extractor winch cares Burns, Scad<. EsI-iaS and
81 truptl0nS OF the SKIN Piles BARRIERS Itch Fe5 Sores
rheumatism Sore Eyes anG SIpples.oid reBeUs6c SO
pOyras street thai chants make 100 per
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

s~ CAUTION-' 'fthe above ar c!cs are sold ONLY BIZ
t"NSTOCk & CO. NO. SO PaYptAs street. y. o; 80
tsond street, 81 Louis: ~ RI al steel Mobile Bell La
I'"n Bayou Sara, and toHitogk * Co, Il Courtlandt
FF'r.- NRygNNrk ii AMI S,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27
MORE BANNING PROOF.

We have befor. rs the Dayton (ohio) jour
nal which ries II. f,g of Taylor and Fillmore
|, describes Wig meeting al springocfo on 'ne
18th Oc,cber, as ollows:
"ctcnb.,, m kentucky, Corwin, and scnencH
successiyely addressed the meeting. Hr. CaGn.'
bers ,nonon sud.ring greatly from sore tntoal'
snok. f,r sbou, an hour, with force ana aolii,Y.
He declared ina. Gen. Taylor, whatever nigos Ds
his nersonal opiaions, was fully committed oelo,e
,h- couo,rv apapst Executive Interference S S,u
;he will nj Congress touching the sufl:cl o' .a
yerv in nm, rewly acquired territories. tm
HI,o. If ,5e Suth, he said, had been r'ssan1e1.
stoof on his spbjcc; in the North. Tney oln n :.
desire The es,ension OF Slavery. Fer INNS J. ~
was a, ,incerea Wilmot Provlso man as souS
he foupd 10 The free States oil Ohic ano ,oo"s
horn nm the soil, ant rear d IN ne clihs u 2,a
~ he declared thai il Gen. iayior, /" "s
he an;sou istxr sio,liL veto :ny tar einoody'us
the principle Of The Ordinance o. o.. a n :
piok Wig Sopti pmld turn tier oiess ". m
IN contempt, ana "s'0u'tse A'"'
and diuionorsd man co va
o,,,as .er and greeted with three cheers. II woui'
he 800 han idle TO attempt report or even
49, =, ii. speech. M. Schenck's speech, ~hic
,rs oon,d not remain &c hear, is spoken o. a.
noverluI and effective effort. Numbers OF rs
au Whiss after he meeting, assured nln po,
I:o,v ,ha, thew were convinced by his Ieasonlns
and would hereafter 60, heartily, ier isy'0' sH
Fillmore" s,,r,
H,re i, will be seen, Gnotier Southern saw
,o,a.r s,ls the people tha, Gen. Taylor is piedet
BY his Allison leuer not TO veto the Wine. ~
u;.o md .ha, il he does, "the whole wing sou
wor,d lurn their backs upon hin in contempt al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27
Terms Of the ENQUIRER.

~ The EnQulrorls puolisned DAlLt lf0T the CITY
and sEMl-W EEKLf tfor the country.) For tho Daily
papsr dollars per annua and At the rate
do lars taken for shorter period than ono yeaI Fol
Inc Somi-Weekly, Ave dollars per annun, and Iniee
dolars for six months payable advanesito Ss Paid
thx oee or RENTED by mail pos, paid; Six Dollar
per annum a! the end of.h myys year;
~ THE DAILY ENQUfRER-For one square oi
Iinss or loss, FIRST insertion, fifty cents, and
-, ~ succeeding insertion twenty-five cents-ii in
.r,t once a week, twice week, or three times a
werx thirty seven and half cents.
IN THE SEMI-WEEKLY-Une square o: sixteen
Inns or less first insertion cents; for each continu-
aoce, so cents.
Aoaual advertisers charged fifty dollars for thir-
~ Ines and in that proportion for advertisements
II greater length-except Lottery Vendors and Auc-
voners who are charged one hundred dollars (paper
,,rders from a distance must DO accompanied with
ne aivance pay, satisfactory references insure
~ All dues TO this Office may be mitted per mall
ssood and available Bank notes, at the risk of the
r3,,or ths postage OF all letters being paid By the ,cr
,frh. postage of single letter Is scarcely of any
rcount 10 the writer: IL is the accumulation Of post
s,. In an extensive business, which operates as a
.,rious tar upoo rue Edtors.)
~ All Obituaries and Marriages from the unity
whenever the parys hand-wriIng is unknown ut this
must be authenticated by the endorsaon Of the
pamaster in the neishborhood they will In
H. ubiishea Every measure, that has been taken 70
s,yen, and quizzes, has proved heretofore
nn.yailinr We must, nsis, IN such case,
uoop the commu certified by tho namc Of
he Postmaster Il. prit,ea the back Of ths letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27
MRS. SHEFFEY'S
SELECTSCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'

Al SIAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
FEW vacancies having occurred In this School
: Mrs. Shcfoy takes this method Of calling the al
tenton OF the public to It's character and design The
plan on which, has been conducted for the last
years, has proved emineny satisfactory and successful
The number OF pupils being limited to twelve, Mrs
shedsy, with the assistance Of her daughters enabled
10 devote thorough attention their moral and nteec.
tuai training While Mrs. Shefsy is ready 10 ackpo-
ledge that considerations Of pecunary nature first
led her TO enter upon this VOCATION she hopes that in the
prosecution of her work the interests of her pu
pills will ever DO the ain-sprng of her exertions
The next session will commence on Wednesday No
vember 9th.
TERMS BOARD and tuition In English branches.
for session Of hve months s75; French SlO Music ON
the Piano or Guitar, with singing sa0 small charge
ior use OF instruments Payments to DO made one-hsf
10 advance.
Circulars containing particulars. may be obtained
by application TO Mrs Shelley Stanton; and informa-
ton may be received from the following aentlemen
Reverend d Tyler, Principal of the Deaf and Dumb
Institution, Hon Baldwin, Hon L Thompson,
hon n Stuart, stribling, Esq, Benjamin Craw-
lord, Esq. James Cochran, Esq, Staunton
Hon Meade, Petersburg.
HON. T Lomax, Fredericksburg.
Gen lewis, Rockingham
John Gallaher, ESQ, Winchester.
Col Andrew Hunter Cbahestown, Jefferson county,
Hon Daniel Smith, Rockingham.
Q Baldwin, Esq, Richmond
Oct. 24-cet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27
KING AND QUEEN LAND AT PUBLIC
49, lotion

,,ue ,rhscr.ber sil s.i Al public sue.!on or WEI.
Sr-D.Y ,gr 18Th November, II fair, " not Inc
-, mr. y thrta4ft-t Sunday rxceptrd,) her ireet
of Lind N IN ~ The name Of sin Farw, yns 10 mo
u,neI md ii King and Queen county two miles above
ijunkirk and ouiy that Ga'srce from Navigation ~
contains upw-rdr Of eight hundred acres OF lad "heh
i. well uiapt.i the culture 81 CON- wheat c"lioh,
oats &c. II has !, an abundance ot "eoa ~ .ho
Supply OF the farm and anound. w'th water o. 'ne ue.
cua,,iy II is not surpassed BY any situation 10 ~"
lower country for health aud good soelety-es'hs som
v.nien to eithe, Baptist. Methodist, or an bpseofs"
The improvements are sufficient ior ase ,sn'..y
having Two story prck house with eight wen Al ansen
,ooms kitchen barns, stables, GARAGE ahu 'ee no'e.'
orarers |; has an excellent apple ana Peaen
n,rhard of 4 choice selection. i.
o.umed ans person wishing 10 purchase VII we" tSs
p,emi.-s before the day OF raie u WIN De sao%n 70
pre- ne,son wishing to purchase By Sir. Lawrence Muse
| or Sir. John Lumpkin. -, $50, -.
Al IN. sane time and place, will b. sold sesea, va
! ,,,h,e Mules flock Of Hnes, Cows, Work oxen Va
ION. Carts Plantation Utsnslis, Crops Of Corr JAYS
Fodder: shueks, &C., &c. .o,.,,,
! Oc, l3-ctts MAN. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27

IN cpaNCERY-VIaoiSiA:- Rules held IN the
\ c,.,r,s Once of the Superior Court OF Law ana
bsneery for the county Of Halifax In the month oil oe
'0g Hv,am Hudson, Hyram Crank, Joseph w CianE'
,ra Marv p Crank which said Hyrum h, Joseph w,
and Mary are infants, and sue BY the nea. iaeaa'
William Crank, fia'"s'"'
cb,1lss A Ballow and William T Baow, Executors
of Jesse Ballow. deceased; William I Ballow, Jane
Rooksr WIN Montgomery BalIow, Elizabeth baliow,
WIN n Ballow, Henry Baow, John Baliow, Euwir
R,ilow lanes Ballow, George Ballow, augustus .
Walton and MARY his wife, Louisa Coquit, James
Goodman Fac L Goodman, Charles Gooaman ,% no;
ION B Goodman, Thomas Goodman ana ElLaosst Or ~,
wife John authrey and Martha bis wife, samus,
well and williams his wife, william Hnkh'c Gu
Jane his wife, who was Jane Coleman, sa,aa Io AZ
man Charles Coleman, Hannah AIdefson, Henry A.
derson. Sterling Anderson, Charles Rallow Joon IVA oa
low VIM Baiiow Jr, WIN Ballow, Catherine hao. >
E,i1aheth Ballow, Dianna Baliow, Thomas nuas9 ~
Nancy Hudson, Thomas w Dowdy ana naiy M
wife T !. Jones and Elizabeth his wiie, neLea -
Ford and Elizabeth his wife, Samuel aIase aau
his wife, 49,. n.i,o-, lou.
The defendants, James Dalow Geotse psr H"aanen
lisa Colaui, James Gooman, Littieton ooou .nd
sarah Coleman Charles Coleman, Henry hiaerson, o..
Charles Baow, not having entered ther apposs.a
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence .na' Sy
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth, u 10 o1ooi.u
That the said las. named defendants 90 apPoa, e, -,
the frst Monday In January next and answer inc pa
ti6s' blk aud tnat copy OF this order DO iortnwNn ~
sartad in the Richmond Enquirer for TWO monsns SUE
ressiyey and posted at the front door oil Inc Cou'
| house OF this county. A Copy-Iese, - M.
| Oct 20-cw2m WM nonI YIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-27
Telec,aphet for The BstmoreAmeIican;
Ncw OsLE.S., Oct d.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

LA + ~ VI
tn, p,ri.n Yves, India Nai steamer Form
ha. arrived of Ship Island rom Vera .toz :
She brings advic-s frof:. Mexico 10 me l.'' rs,
The revolutionary 90 break, o: which mere
were threatening iodica!ioos for some 'I'ne p
yous, took place on The 9'h Inc uote," sn.r.
was fully prepared and ac'ed with decisive en.,
o.. room, were called GU; cannon were pian.ea
s % bear on sTailabs points. and before Ol3od'nsd
sd arsjs and many oasr 9siso ssnn' Tne
with il have been arrested ana s,d i"p hape been
S bsioe hack and place IL power General Santa
'AI Cen gustamen,e was raising force OF ,c1t
men 70 arell he revolt a, Tampico;
A Destructive FIRE occurred 4! A'e1andiis' 81
,be Red River, On the ISM inst. Six 'quares, al
.a .s,ss containing an immense amount o. pro7e
~ valued a, over hall million, we're DESTROY
The Republican Office was among the build" 8
consumed.