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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

we understand that young man by the
name of Manly, about "A years Of age, son OF
Gov. Manly, of North Carolina, died at the U; >.
Marine Hospital in this city, on Tuesday, the I'm
inst He had been in Mexico as a lieutenant IN the
North Carolina regiment, and more recently a sea
man on board a vessel lately arrived at this port
Drs Rivers and Collins yesterday prepared the
body in order that might be preserved, and !. mas
been entombed until the friends OF the deceased can
be heard FROM Providence journal
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New DIsCovERY-Dr Councils Mixture, for GOnOrrhna
and elect Seminal illusions and Weakness of the Utera
Bladder This Mixture contains no injurious article what
ever possesses properties OF real efficacy, and more
COngena the constitution than other medicine used
for these complaints. Freed from the nauseang qualities
attending cOpaYia and the mixtures 1t VIII be found
agreeable the palate and pleasant 20 the stomach and VIII
cure any case all pay refused fort 1t is equally good
and certain for femaes-SCd only SO POydTas street.
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AEMEAERNe
oRoCKERY AVID CLOCK STORE.


oRooKERY AND CLOCK STORE.
TIVE undersigned respectfully informs the public that he
j has REMOVED to his NEW STORE. 251 ~
C aGazE street t,h IoPs a d f99sd i5O% sS Ss "a
SY63 sSsorfment Of CLOCKS AND CROCK EsASZA
SS cry To al Clocks sold and repaired this estab.
shnent will be given written guarantee that they will
perform we'll and should they meet the expectations Of
the purchaser the money will be returned in all
e. Particular attention paid to repairing CLOCKS in
az" Oh P5 8m u '"' ''' wv KING. 25l Magazine.
KNOWLES & NOEL,
rig T II t4..., ., ~ T re- KIN KERS,
sg5A below Camp Mem Orleans, keep - 50
E ~ constantly on hand large and - -
L iss'ssE a''Ts4F f EEI'' and English
Jeweiy, Silver Ware Pocket Cutlery Gold Pens, Specacles
Our personal attention will be devoted to repairing
description of FINE WATCHES, Clocks, and JEwELRY;
which shall perform satisfactorily, charge. my2u
WATCHES JEWBLRY, ETC.
EDWARD A; TYLER, 80 Camp street, would respect
publ, to his fine and well selected stock Of JEW- 4sA
ELRH etc, comprising Watches Of the most ap $50
Open faced cases. SILVER Ware Of every descriptions
consisting in part of Tea Table, Sugar, Salt and Mustard
srOon Forks, Ladies' CastOrs, Cups, Pitchers, Toast
sfe' variety Of Jewelry, Cutlery, Rich Fancy Goods
'''''''' '''' PIANO FoRTEs.
Messrs Nuns & Fischer, and A. H. Gale
FAS0 fs yW sgg sge CT oase ef fsW %S
C9eman's AGoian Attachment, ard lvess Tuneabe Reeds
Please call and examine apt
CARPENTERING
~ COLLINS, BUILDER, No. 121 POYDRAs ST,
~. (between CarOndeet and st. Charles New Orleans
EEs" Cistems made Counting houses fitted mp and Job
bng general done. Also SASH Doors Blinds, with
which Planters and Others can be supplied my27-tnl
STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
VA AXE storage floor, second story in
w dry and dark place Is eco bags. Also, in anOtht
store from 10000 30 900 bags. Merchants having coffee
to store will find to their call and examine our
warehouses. EMERSON, TOURNE 4 co.
apo 1873 TchOupitoulas street.
HEMP WAREHOUSES;.
EETESTERN AND PHCENIX-The subscribers, having
w devoted the upper floors of the Phoenix and \\\W
Western Warehouses, exclusively to the storage OAAAa
Hemp, in order to meet the views Of the Board OzA
Underwriters prepared TO receive and the article
accommodating terms Having number of presses in the
buildings they also prepared at any moment to
sCt and rsbae tin the manner. and at low rates.
EMERSON, TOURNE & co.
ap2O 15S Tchoupitoulas 81.
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FIRE BRICK
%C,OtHE f0uN STROUD s. co,
= So re CFWEgR e.
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DISEASES or THE BLOoD aud Breaking ont of the Skin
eec' nay cured by bottle Of COmstockS Extract OF SaT
sapaulla Which will purify the blood and tonic TO
strengthen the system and enable bear up against the
debatng heat OF summer Price only SO per bottle or
- per dozen-and equal to Saapana sold for 81 per
bottle
~ CAUTION.-AItliea above articles are sold ONLY by
COMSTOCK s. CO., No. 50 POYDRAs street n o.: Sc
Second street. St LOus 80 Royal street. Mobile; Bell La
than Bayou Sara and by COmstock CO. Il Courtlandt
tTeet NewY Ork. jel 6m lstp
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.EssSHlv, Just received from the manufactures of
S8ssggs Messrs Nuns Il Fischer, and A. II. Gale
n N gg M n & 60, la;ge supply of their superior
Y v PIANOS, in new style cases-a few with
Coemans HoIan AT aChment, ard ves's Tuneabe Reeds
Please call and examine apt If
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VINEG AR ESTABLISHlTENT

FfNE Undesignel Is constantly manufacturing and has
'Orsaiea very iperOr article OF VINEGAR, CO
winch he will guar ntee 10 improve by age, and lkEE
viii deliver IT, free of charges, in any part OF sF
the city or Lafaye e, at the following reduced 2a&1
piCes TO suit tide ues viz: Butts 80 gallons 81 Barrels 30
gallons, SO % Barrels, 40 gallons, cenf gallon. be
Ia discount made tJ wholesale customers.
AFT A line lr0pped in the PostOlice will be puncaaly
attended TO. laps TT JOHN h. WEBB.
Corner Common aud Maras ss., opposite Charity Hospital.
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9 y w. S.

AZ BLOOMFIELD. BOOK-BLVDER No, 80
W CaUD street New OrIeans ais GIN
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PUMPS AND UATHING APPARATUS

Pumps AND DATHING APPARATUS &c.
VOIN McCARTY Plumber, No. I34 Camp street 4
- New Orleans has just received new and large 80.
sssJTmen Of iTasS Cocks various sizes Force and IN
Idl Pumps; Beer Pumps &c. Sc Cooking Ranges; GatA
Bathing Tubs aud Shower Baths. Also, laying and repair
ing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every description Ship
anu Steamboat work promptly put and repaired All
dsls promptly attended to.
Eft- Charges moderate. mh24 1y
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DIR. SPoHN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY is warranted to
cure any case either Nervous bilious. yOu II! II
has cured cases of twenty years, standing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

w. GIBBONS CJererat Broker No q Gust Omhouse
street, up stairs myl0
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T.. ALNSWORTli, Marine and Commercial Notary,
IA No 38 CAMP sttset, holding Commissions from the
Staes Of TEXAS MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY, FLORIDA NEW
YORK, MISSOURI, lLLTNOIs, INDIANA TENNESSEE, PENN
sYLvARGA, RHODE Isl AND, VERMONT, NKwHAMPsHIRE,
DELAWARE, LABAM1 MAINE, NORTHCAROLINA, SOUTH
CARoLINA, GEORGIA NEwJERsEY, ONO, MICHIGAN,
ARKANSAS, VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS, MARYLAND, and
CONNECTGCUT is prepared TO take depOsOns and execute
and ct all kinds of ega Instruments to be used recorded
sal States and the Territory of WISCONSIN. The usual
pIompttude al his Office continued in all Notaral bust
ness NH
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NOTICES.
PHRENOLOGisTs AND PUBLISHERS
FOWLER4. e. WELLS,
Gilman Hall. tsa rassan-st. ~. Y.


~ Dr.. Ihrisrie's t.nlvsnic Rings, beif-,
Bracelet, and Magnetic fiutd.-snanfen arc re-
.c-ctfully Informed that the only place "a Ne~ ora
sotsn these css5f1tcc articles, genuine, 10 a. u le<
3roa3x.y between Jonr-st AID Maiden lane III la Al
r.,es of NERVOUS DISEASES, the efficacy 81 Chnstiss
svanc articles 10 truly wonderful snd their great ess
mt caused them ~ De- cooHssited 0, needy gescr
bo ofef spurious sud worthless isfi0ls against winch
g e0bc arc sspsctfBliy guarded No Dr1srss Dres
tore Ia NeW.York all ever Be allowed " sell Dr. Cine
ne -r ses the szs and exclusive Agency sc ls< bfosd
ssy ss@
lin LETTERS $50 SEwsY 4 -
KING FOR FOREIGN PORTS. tz
~ Letter bags are open Al me onee-,
" Ths sswioTk Tribune Tor al f0feign rc's ~ -
letter. and newspapers deposited 10 this once WIN H~
DC forwarded b the very earliest vessel MoWEE
Es4 well known for may years - ne expssshen1e 80
efficient Superintendent OF the fofssn be''7f ~'S'''
meat Of the New-Yofk City Post ones
r. Letters and Newspapers W y W. 49,
ior ,hs pseE stship SPLENDID Capt Crawford ~h'en
ssils for Hayre on the sth OF IA -. $50. "a
49, Iii be received the satns PsSs, Lsttcn $40
A-a.n.o.rs fof tho psckstship WfsI AlrSfEh- Capt
go xxbsrb AL - for London IN, 9Th OF Ian
"a viii be received st tne sane place, Letters AID
Nsx,,nso-r, fos toe pscxstship WATERLOO, Capt. Al
en- vsrteh sails for Liverpool On the li,h o. Jan
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EXAMINATION or Tower ASD EwlSG.-Ihe ex
ANIMATION u these young men, OF the asiuli On tutors
Emerson and Goodrich BEGUN yes.ertay morning. De-
fore Ju,c- Bennett a. hi, Office bat soon. o~ns 20 inc
excessive crowt the Court Adjourned b tie state House
The examination there proceeded daring he whole iofe'
noon and through the afternoon I'll evening" Nh.h lls
co- sournei over 10 o'clock thus day. According 70
preent Appearances the exzminAon NAY continue thiee
Or four fAys ,
A. yet very little las been ELECTED Bat Two witnesses
have been saet 10 the stand-TuoT Emerson. snd one
otherpeh-r u which By direct testimony, ienti'y the
YOUNG men arrested with the two individuals who gave
ihe ~ouns The persons who committed the violence
be states were disguised. and he does no. seem 70 Fecos
ME Tower ana Ewing the persons eoneerncc.
fSew-H Haven Jour. SUI.
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TELEGRAPH ErrEssos.-The contract for con
.trueung line Of telegraph from Lexington KY 70 an
vile Tenn ria L0nsye has zen taken oy Aessfs- ".
Tanner and snar-r, Of Kentuky. They expect 70 nave
the wo-k completed about the Isl G. February.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING gentleman and hs wife o. too %
upthIce single gentenea he accomgloos'ed win
tons room. bedroom snd pantry adcinins su's bed
roon with board Ia small family where but lev eosrd-
are taken BY spPios a. ~ thstiess 81 one do0t Is,
OF Hadson-st y u
BOARDING IN uossvo>-sT-- - e-~,is"s-.
- and his wife 10 hands mely Accommodated Win
pleasant room 90 the second Aoot BY sppy.us At 80
Houston st corner OF Crosby first hlock fon Broadway
"A lw'
pOARDING.-U uios-pNs House, corner " broatSsy
~ and Fourteenihst overlooking The fafk the rsiiwv
20 the country the ait and eft esilns % be
unrivAed ir IL. location. oms may Ne had iol tsmi
4, also tor three Ensle gentleman dSt ~
lDOARDING.-rvo three single sentienien uiav
ID obtain furnished rooms with board IL Is VTern~ioh-
o. Also very pleasant pafor suitable tot gentleman
ard his vile The house IL supplied With Crofon water
tbr,,,.ost a d =. m an eNcsllt nj bath room dlSf
DRlyATE BOAkD.-A suite Of three Rooms, vel
L furnished. With board In private family inslodips
Gre ana light n requested. Apply al 80 heDoushst
I'm
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QUILDERs, HARDWARE-Of every VARSITY.
eemprrnx locks lstchss shutter and blind hinses sns
f..eas bells AID pulls folding and aiding do1f n4
mllzs silver plated neral pearl. white rosswoo1 sed
kao5ss hat hiasos screws car ene ~,Ssr2, nAs
or.1s ke "a G y LITTLE
cs soS3rz tLsIs Ottosa Lit.is) > ysiso2st
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,~sSee LETTERS ssO NEWSPAPERS Sste
cLCAN FOR FOREIGN PORTS. Gx8

eOODYEARs METALLIC RUBBER FABRICS,
4 Gn BROADWAY.-Thep .ost extensive assortment
lUU Of I1d1 kabber 0,ods offered in this city,
.sraeiaz every article manufactured add II qus
" heretofore unsqaasd- The variety includes ccau,
.oeks boots soss, espes pocehss travelling sAs ke &C
a. WAC es.ls and reta az me GOODYEAR Rsebss Ware
hsase IDs Broadway, opposite rinity Church
AZ lp' h-fVs-n Pise and VAL IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07
Prosrc,s OF Emancipation in the West Indies
sboiitiop of slavery In ~. Bartholomew


the Abolition of Slavery in the British West
India Islands was the mistake it Is represented to
he merely as n question OF political economy We
may be sure that tue other West India ISLANDS
would be very clear of following so bad an exam
ple. Shareholders are not easily pursuAaeu 10 give
Up their hold upon their slaVes-thei! ".a'u me, me-
pn,roerity their powcrii certain rum stares tnem
iu the face The Dutch Government IN whose
Colonies A 81 stem oil gradual emancipation as our
readers know. Is Just CONNIE need have not 'aAo"
such step without knowing what is the real STATE
OF things IN the English Islands, nor is o"euen
that we have ever heard Of, particularly given 70
sentimental legislation" Netshe has announced
the complete emancipation Of all ne ~9'eS !" Me
lsiaad OF 81 bartholomew. Does she want 10 run
ST. Bartholomew She has the example OF the
British Islands before her, and knows VIVA. she II
about She wants TO establish justice, insure DO
mestc tranquility, provide Tor the common defence
pionote the general welfare, and secure the oies
saxs OF liberty 70 the people OF -. Bartholomew
aud their children and So she abolshes slavery.
The ~ KnfS fdrerftser of the 10Th November
publishes two proclamations Of the governor. an
Dourcipg the Abolition Of Slavery In 81 barthoio
new. We have only seen the following extract
iron one OF them -
NOW therefore /, becomes al this momen' our o1uu
en- duty 10 spres on the minds OF The emancpsteo PEG
pie that the majority OF the swedish nation, when mas oon
iefed On them this immense benefit earns '-in.,
oIy % ecofious e1eriions IN the hsiu sl.es md
severe climate. The sacrifice therefore sIes' ~
nlssnanimous and Il Is much the more 10 PC
a. n Wa rendered with the sole view Of rene'ihe n" -
psaineas to iho improvement Of fellow Chiisuus Ia
haoa has consequently indsputaDe iisht 10 ieyus
mat tse who have prented by The generous boon
sac" themselves worthy OF such munincence We ~
arc hoN confidently expect that the iaoofins classes NO"
enaoepaed viii always endeavor, by gr~u'1s' ADo''
measiy' and becoming demeanor, 10 render tneu no
ss3 soesslns 10 themselves well Is 10 the commuuiy
(Saiional ) Standard.
MELANCHOLY DfATH.-W emeDtioned, lest sat
uay says me Proriea< Journal the destruction OF 'ne
ta'"'e MIL by IRE. Mr. Austin tho waiebnsn' was
~ The building when Tho alarm was raised. lie was so
~eh shocked BY II that he fell iuto d. from tho eonse-
tces Oh which he had nearly recovered when. on sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07
NORRIS ROBINSON, President
sarrar.rw

aSrrIs Posr. Nd PsJ.isisa. sO4 Broadway. al
rz- yfoorh~raa. Graduated Magnetic Ma
Si,r-rbes- asw and beautiful nstrufnents 'Ass -
$500 ts ssn.rsi eon1mec6st.ou o. ne nssaie
,oo az n q city, On sccsan; OF their great -
-x.sls,e- Tbsy are confidently reeouin3S- y =. -
a.. uo. b..urifal sonv-rsnr a1f s1setlel 49, n -
go xhieh "a. ever been introduced 70 tr a'--s- >. -
1890. CO. cnfsnse EsrTous ebafaet>f re -
$50. tbsi. ass Is tfsy wonderful E.cn ns~nine AZ
,---t-s 81 sassasl With an tires slaz ano y AZ
49, H.suf.sr Jared .Ef so1 snclss--s ce te.-. y
,szi n D. G. AookHkAQ 80 Brssfssf, a y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

Or,rcr NEw-Yosx 0ls LlssI %
D>esabsr Il, 1877
rrHg ANNUAL ELECTION fef tnItssn Direct
i or, a tbs COMPANY vii b hs.d az ub once, 10
.atFs.st On Monday the 10Th asy Of Jsnssy nsxr -
zen the hoor. Of II and II O'Clock An Ihs TRANSFER
t,oa BIZ order tazz ui0I c. L. LvEkirf, tsSy.
NTkW-YOKK AND EkI EkAiLkOAD cohPANf
NThe u the hsw-fefk ana kris kAihoe6
Conpaay age hereby notified lnsrssnt Of tea te
s ger al shares which the psynssao eesseor
fore made exceed sixty i've doiAs IeqSe1 70 -
paid the once u the Con psny, No - WALTZ % % Do
fore the 10Th dsy u January aekt
Notice q also " The holden Of steek when -
prescss inssn.sats due sad unpaid tnAt the seas
required 70 b paid bsfxe the l0tA - q See.
uy The stock and ell brsvcas psynsets shsIses NJ
rsesora By ordsr Il shs Dtlsstcra x,su 49,
as~.yost Dee T. ian = All
TO BCTCHEKs.-To ell out tbs sssiss's - a.. "A
tarss Of bsrchsrs shop, a "a exesi.ss 80 -
With GOOD run 81 business: The ooJ 49,.
pre.su occupt wishes dseiiss sne M essain ~ AZ
iamlly IoqaiIe l7g Third. sysaos IT,
EHLOROFORM-Th nsw sabst.ta,s Tor eolrksrse
ssSsr for proda<Bs isssssiS<iity dssss sarscsi op
osssS and psrfsetiy pure Dcet cHiLfoNs Cbsnissl
bepos IS thsnbsfssL y ~
NiUPFs: MUHTs!! MOyVD y: -wH- Brown.
,psas Of Nsas whiss 10 VA I'll Il cwsr Isisss shea
thsy have seen sol4 n tais sy he 500 bnasn.
lax souas ef sslsadA LyAx Asf osA ksvs ewes
hs1s "a 'sss msrhss -t-A- ~ -
CENrRR TABLES, rsssssoS - nahs9sa2.
OEyptiaa and Italian tePs he neve9 g9sefes - ~
,sss 81 worknsnshi7, for nh q rs1sesd lrtsS ~
ne W. DOUTHACk, 80 bfcadwsS
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Esvat.sa .od f.sssn ia - ssv sstsrss - -
beat 81 worknsnshi7, for Nh q rsasesd lrisS ~
na J. w. DOUHHACk, 10 bfcea~sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07
NOTICES.

~ Mercantile Library Asscciation.-r afsasnt
.tie- IL. chapter 2 Of the Constltation tne Ann
El-cfion Of this Association wall o. oed a. clinton h1
- Ta--day 18th January. The Polls viii remain open
from . o'cloes A NJ until p ~ By order,
LIS II BANCROFT, Recording seeJ.
or .. ID. Wheeler, Comf1issoIss o. ossss i7f
Me- Yort .83 COosssrisut fsru ranr hs'L w
- November Report or The Mutual LIFE
nstgtoa daring the onth Of November Issued ons hun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

AVN. NJ. YOUNG, formerly Of Annst bat
now tie best psos and the only place In tho eity
where Gentle men get the bestqnslitJ VI rfeach
calf boots for 81 So such sold IN other stores
for So and 81; ftrais calf boots from - b. TO ~ ~
water. proofs from - 90 s., usually sod for " and ~
Copxre., Cater Boots Don't forget smsll Prohts 10
,bs motto OF this estsbl ishment. &M N. YOUNG.
d1I i'm. Corner Of Fulton and Nas~sn.
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-z@gS isvr,s.e By J. n. ssajsalio, u Bsss~as-st
- NJ. saissTssi4y approved u b. tbs hssies
- Faculty and al who them = the psssssfs
s.n BE- srsdustsd from oas - City po1n1s %
lao xtbsut tssk psd which doe % psSh ias.
~ to the spne, ssssps weakness go pas 70 - 80
and sdes s15 often e.rmaatnt spisaa disssss ~ 'y'
rial .sso, and II cot Perfectly s-tlsseeoiy ny.Y y,
,srass Also tns snoe s1Pfoses snosiess bsssS ~
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x.xx.<,-. PIANO FOKTB nANUFACTO
= ny, I52 Buiioa-a east sids bfes1 vsy ID
""KxAn sptirely new article, warranted sapo
" urior In tone sBd 70 keep 10 tune msss loa
Ger thsa any use, made With peculiar h.p frsas
'bvisfius he ohIsction 10 mstslis petsies write
sasrsnsy will be With Zach ios'fVmsnt ssd whs'
aoy douD, ~ " their quality expiess.d, mo Dsrm@s
80 IN, .yitbhsid aUtfl sush doubts sfs removed.
- aknHkfT RUokAs,
l.tr ~ ys'toA o. ssst sifs er'tdwsf
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a Of bsdstssds, beds mattresses snd fsssh'
efs svcr offered, fof sSis IL
r NJ wlL ,tit w'' s"sas,. =.
IN, .,t,,t,on Of boass ksspers othsrs parties
~ ed 10 sFs psent night and left screw ssds,ssd.
inch drew tho premium the sIs far Of the Americas
tse Od bed, rs.syssd. Cots wholesale cad fsesi
dis Inn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-20
DIED.,

Of consumption on Friday last, in the LIST year
of his age, PETER DENT, Esq. of this county.
Died on the 18th inst, infant daughter of MARI
J. and Dr.. THOMAS A. DAVIS, aged months.
Departed this life, at half past o'clock of the
morning of the Sd inst, HENRY STUART, in
his 42d year. The deceased was most excellent
cltzen-honest, temperate, and industrious. He
had gained the esteem of all who knew him we'll
Ills disease ola very tedious character, taking
lite away by piecemeal. During the last of his
confinement he was frequently and entirely beside
himself but when sane he protested to be resigned
to the will of his Creator, and seemed to have his :
mind fixed upon the Saviour of the world, frequent
ly calling on God to be mercfu to him sinner
He leaves widow to mourn his loss, and also
mother, brother and other relatives in the District
of Columbia. May their loss prove bis eternal
gain. w.
THE Nat. Intel. will please notice.l
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-20
Nanjemoy X Roads, April 2O-tf.
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.

10y virtue Of decree Of Charles County,
~ Ccnrt, sitting as Court of Equity, the
undersigned will sell at public sale. in
Bryanlown, on THURSDAY, the 4lh day
of MAY next, a, 2 O'Clock, P Nj, the Real
Estate of which the late Alexander Moran.
died seized and possessed.
II will be sold subject to the right OH
dover of Mrs, Mary Moran.
/ THE TERMS OF SALE are-One hundreds
dollars cash, and the residue in equal pay
men,s of twelve and eighteen months, To- be-
secured by bond with good security bear
ing interest from the day Of sale. Upon the .
ratification of the sale by Charles County
Court, as Court of Equity, and upon the
payment of the whole of the purchase mo-
new, the Trustee is authorised, TO execute a.
deed 10 the purchaser, convey any to- hum ak.
the right and title of the late Alexander Mo-
ran and his heirs at law.
s%The creditors of the said Alexander
Moran are also hereby notified 10 file, in the
office of the Clerk of Charles County Court,
their claims, with The vouchers thereoi,
against said deceased, on or before the 4!h
day of November next.
GEORGE BRENT. Trustee.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-20

GENERAL TAYLOR AND PARTY CoNvEN-
T1oNs.-The Washington Union publishes
the following letter from Gen. TAYLOR to a
member of the late Democratic convention
in Kentucky:
BATON ROUGE, Feb. 6, 1913.
Dear Sir: Your letter of the 18th ul,i-
mo, in relation 10 the next Chief Magistrate
Of the country, has ust reached me. In re-
ply to which have to stale, so far as am
concerned, have not changed the position
first occupied, as regards my being can
dida'e for that high office. At the same
time, such has been the indications of the
people, irrespective of party, as evinced by
large meetings in many of the States in ia
vor OF my being a candidate for the office in
question, as to justify me, without depart
ing from the course ! have marked out to
pursue, to accept nomination from ma
li.,nal convention, should such be held, for
the presidency, from the Wings or Demo-
Gratis, or from both, should they think pro-
per to tender it, without being pledged, or
even considering myself SO, TO advocate the
views or opinions of eirher. And again
repeat, have no aspirations for civil office,
and am only candidate SO far as the good
people of the country have made me so :;
and those who are not willing TO vote for
me without pledges for the presidency, let
them cast their votes at the proper time Tor
those who will make them. And should
one of whom be preferred to myself, and
honored with the high station, it will be
neither matter Of disappointment or mor'i-
fca,ion to me.
With consideration Of high respect and
esteem, your obedient servant,
Z. TAYLOR.