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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
Fra THE fIH6T.:AS



N>.r. Edor.: Agreca5y to appointment. til. dill
nor 10 Ilpr. fTe,ro;s Cuuwtny of tr.lija Nou nt.rs
upon 'heIr return trn Mexico hy h. r1 ~ q !! mi
Lnary cnH4ty, cane oIf At Chfl> aa~'lrg. ~ Thurs,
day. ne I1;h lust iEe So i, ca hy tn Committee
vi Arrangement tie -. ption aud entertainment. OF
hp Company, 3-,tuitu gsnsr. south ~ tha Gown
which s.S prepared t'r Tie ucca>lor wh care. aod
surh manner that nlng Iht In wantn. THAT could
add ~ the comfort and convenience os he vast
,laI Which xpeced u be present upon IN occasion
i Interesting.
Tie rose in unciouded spitr!ur, am: everything
sppeared Ii smiling aspect. Scarce Ia he com
mr.ced ID I'm 10 daily ursp. when Tile people. from.
t. and tie snrr uudIng countIrs came pouring in b,
huadtc;s. |! seemed rs tinugha gsuer jubilee had
h,rr rrocaurd and That each was anxious % par-
c'nt' III the rtJ beings Ny Zen O'Clock, the strepts Of
tuwr ere croWdtd with the m,ss, whilst hund eds
alfrady assembled upon the ground prepared for
the entertainment. ~ eleven. tue procession form
e in from, Of lhr Courthouse aud lnarcN ed through the
Main street T. The Gruve. Will not attempt to -crl5e
III: II WAS truiv Inp~ng. II Il sut Icnt u say THAT Il
vas formed lit" ann9 BY the Mar~h'S OF the das.
nhp were Yc p' and energetic n all their movements
and extended thfee hundred wards "a lcug h, and sli
there seemed n5r ~ natlun Of the crowd, WHO
awaiting the march of tie s"iHreers. il lie mean
lime. one continued NIL 3" carrIa-eS announced hat The
iadlrS WhI "ef5 present. 0y "un lrfs " welcome, W II
lteir sweet smiles me ton wrn soldiers 70 their homes.
were WeHd'"T iiittr way 10 lie festive scene.
II one u'cucA,t api. Preston formed h5 Company On
TIKI square. SralI attempt drssrniln n TN rrob-
cups, N'Hig merry : rIv4IryE Could convey an I'd
eqpaie idea 81 their manly aid SoIJier-iike barring an.
IT their 4ent.tmany department, winch has won fof
them TIE 'dhirftion @ AZ win whom ihfy -ie
came acquainted n, M though my ulagina Should
De wrapped ~ All he inspiration Of patriotic enthusiasm
inadequate indeed and tlr shori q ne reality would \
the dehhea'l"lS a my pen Ano though uey have come
back among US without having had 10 meet the Toe /"
stern array -a.'hm-h ihry s'ow ~ scars inflicted by
tAe fJeman~ sr' ahd haVt seo n PIP Of ne enemies
who can say thar they w9nd not have upheld the Ian
arr Y oAr cnn ~ Mhie III rtinantd,ahd ptfsned VIA
'i- nach I" lht ". ana 'heir iett y we ie i hey
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
COMMON COLSCIi..

Il rerula, aeetn. Of the Com.nul Council Of lynch
burg at their CasaOer, Oh Friday evening. 25h .Au-
.ast, ISIS:
prs,sut-y i'm ~ otey. President; Paul Jones', Hen
re- DIV 5 Thomas o. i:ree, John Il. Mcdaniel, Jess
Hate and sampson Diugud. Members.
TIE certificate Of qualification o. /. ~. Huntington,
a. Deputy Coec or OF the Revenue, presented :,
the board and ordered 10 be filed.
HE report NJereniah Murphy. Neigam1.'er q. ;he
fUoic Scales. for the quarter ending .3r! Angus. 1875.
with the ireaslser's recsIpl 10: gu. ?. cents. The
mount received 81 HIM. was presented an. approved.
and III. accountfr his sal ry ordered 70 b. pad.
fts'nr-Cha'es ". Chrislisn. Member.
The contingent sccoui % " a.. y. Brown, Master of
Police. with the Cup1fatun. FIR The qusrl.r .pIny The
:.jt Of August 1913, being du, to. ptesen,
I'd to the bm'i and aIIowe: and tn. balance due h!m
thereon OF sl.3 81 cents ncu1sn. h.s quarters salary
was ord, rel 10 he paid.
Tie Contingent sccuru. uf JOHN Thurman. Clerk %
the X lrkr FOR qa'te' eudiD. Both 0: August. !S:s.
,. duly S.oTn 70. go. presented .he buari and al
lowed And the balance due 'ls'eon q S.. - cents.
including his salary and :g ,"tepn. lac Nl.el House.
~. ordered = be paid.
III. sun Of $50. wls J7,eI {" be paid the Water
ing to"n. tee, and the ii 500 dos. ordered :, be
paid The CHa OF the Street Com ...e. u 10 :e.:
suhjec' 10 the orders Of said CoE.mItl.e.
The bill sep,red ., Nj, Christian, 30 ?,o..b., slave.
aud free Negroes. ir'u. Wakln. he'streets after nine
O'Clock a night, s,e'ed TO The lo.L and .ecels.
81, and being Considered .ect d.
On motion Of Nr. Mcdaniel,
Hesorea, unanimously. Ihs: The property aH.s ~
me Mas rs !tall, IL l.Is Computation. ala. tn. SAME
: hereby sAem.e. :ro.. The .ay.uc". .; CorY)r.:v.
In
,-ed Chat the Cou.l..n Council ill., a. .rs mex,
'.u4r INtsn4, pruct. i. elect Assessor a!:d Co.:
missioner Of lie H.venne o. til. Corporation.
Aud then se 'ari adJpurnet.
i1ue .At.Ac :ioa. journal q, proceedings.
H. ROBES. t.'.k.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

BALTIMORE MARKERS, Aug. Dp.M.

FIoar-t!a,Le. FIRM. with good Eastern an! me !e
mand, .nt shipping inquiry Sale. os Howard
tree: Flour Io-t.y at = IL. 10 5,2I City Mills i.
held at 85i-l.
Uhea' sale. o. prime whit. 8. ,0saiii g. and
1000 bushc' p'in. 'et Id at 1871 I0:,. ,.. bushel
Co'a-~aIps q prime white at !iai6 els, aud o!
prime yei,w ri .; "ts per buslle
cn's-~aes at 30 cents pc, hu,he:.
Vhiskey -ssles u barrels al "a cents pr .ai.j..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
BOARD az TRUSTEES

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
RI R+r JiILLLLN NEIDE President
Rcy. i. +. Castlclnal n. c. Kinney,
William Kinney Il. T. Brooke,
7. J. Niche, James Points,
r. J. Strb'ing, NJ. D.
f'Ii5 Principal regarding his position IS fsla .,
usefulness, las octn induced 70 leave the nodfishmg
institute IN Mary iahd over Mic lie has presided ior the
last ten years hy the conNton that his sphere oi operation
vi! be enlarged ard ms means OF usefulness increased
re recent Very liberal expenditure ~ funds in adding the
comfort Of the pupils, and beauty Ing he grounds
assurance OF the co;Gal GO Operation OF the trustees and
friends, justify thc Principal IL TINS cXpectltion.
l-Jl AiIoN he in1tItt M beautifully located ill the
oNno stanton, Virginia the situation s elevated and
ENJOYS ihc H'-t sIiuhri1@' and 'lSo1ng atmosphere
ne Ill" "t si'. cummings I,lVe jos' tetn completed
Sn- /; Till I. hi, .,.,,t. .1 -"'. M 2 central It1e
,.r,,,,I ,,,,s u =, III. - ft1'!el' commanding
h,..'Ij[ t..,,,ti,, ;; -f!, ana remote rom the
.r,It tnI III W 1 ~ yeilarc Y lls dacgA tera
7 rt bmt - ~ VIII embrace inc soi and
I t;. - pursued III institutions OF hls standing,
I piN,t tAofo'S" eau atom. ne fr!ncpa pledges
i ''ip " m most eXpcflcncec anI exemplary Teach
taste for study Familiar lectures illustrated by an anna
raus viii on pant OF the 90 fse The Botany ass Viii
hay Access to one Of the most extensive and beautifully ar
ran.cl I!etb2rluts " inlanis nans IN lie Son bcrn
State
/ SESSIONS AND EACATIONS-Th academic wear i.
divided ino tara sessions me ,,;o5,r sSsja, commences
H.. fiji W,dnes5 : II Scr.alhr .ria ,. sassio
Mi commence tIf f,.+ u. I.d u, i, lrr ytin
JAY and AUGUST and tyo da,q at CHRISTINA. Fa.,.r Whit
@un,ide and nleendnce Parents ar arncstIy reoues
TIA ID cooperate with III N preventing in.e-rtii,s IN the
course If duties dc-tr,.+ia n lat II s,pdv ar, rr,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
IS s.; 3 3 9 600

AE1 ANTED for debts. which we find die On our
" Docks. Having de ernned t,cl,s- oar business
Y thN place, request HI pprS Us uieDci u Wafer
house Y Whtenore, NJ Nhitrnore {. 90 ID can VIA
settle before the lSh Of Srp'ebc as all dcbts not EEL
lied before that dale we shall BE- co. eed to lace in
hanGs If an officer fir c,eria.
WIHTTEMORE & co.
SFriprntor As
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

SfSCHBCRG, August 18th, lS4G
AN!!. following Named gentlemen have been appoint
I cd by 'is B'ald Of Nirecors Commissioners to
deceive subscriptions 70 The Sock .of ths nnplny: 10
wit
.14.irrs..-Richard e Norris, Paulns F. Powell
EI,nh Fletcher. Dr. David Pattes,n, William KruI
and Samuel N. Garland
BedIors .Hobrr Allen p. \. ID maid. Charles "
Gill, T. EN- Neins, 1rir!ett r. Iowerv. G. \. Vim
field. Pascal Eni,rd. " iii I'm Ferry. J se,h Wilson
Wan i Jones. William !:ad6,rl. Re.,e 5 Srru, :.
't.se Z. II p!,ins, Il. G. Michetl, H. ". MoseIfy
Pleasant Preston and NJ. P. Bur1s
GampbeA- Benz. y likes ti+ rye " Dabney. Ell.
- ltn.s. Boiling Clark. Charles Cli*er, William
l. Clark. Pau! Clay, pr. WIN. l.. Gr4Ilam and Edu
Z. Page.
.Hont-one,y. !.yle, . viii Barnett. N'iI-
liam " adj. 'ohn B ..ogan J IN B Radfard. r 4
Smith and +. phlegar
Pulaski-D .Ny.r.I T. Currin. Edwin Wat
son. - Z. Nent. Reason e.inlIiiIou aua 5. B. iexan.
der
Roanoke. William NJ p-yt,n, y VILLAIN Watts, rn
jlh hcCianahan, 2. II. I!off Ge,. ~ Sianks. 3ohr
y ", leroy Campbell, Grorgs 8. Ian. h rue and
Uaorg- T. TayLe.
smYtr.-james IS Sheffav, :co-re W. Zones. Jas
=, Ptndietlni Edward 5. Wais,n, & f. Stalpy, Jno
". SchoO field and Tnomts H. Bate
UNle.-!honaS J. Boyd, George Sui.t L. Nc
Gavock, John p. Matthew's james ST. Clar. Rober
CrickeIt 4 bert Kent, Charlas L. Crockett b. 4
Floyd and Thomas j Morrison
~ Washington Joha c. Grn.nway, J ,hn NJ Preston
iSiac b Dunn. J,hn d. Mitchell. jac,b Lynch. Dane
~ lrIgg David Campbell. WynIh4m Il Derjs,n, 'rhv
l.. Preston AM r. r. Preston
Books have as' been opened At ih Office Of TIL Cum
pany in Lynchburg. f. q MORRISON
Treasurer ana Clerk l.. ;sliJ T. r L. Conp.ny.
September lit
MN Patriot and Republican cory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

VERY VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
YTNltE subscriber intending the W est offers tn,
following tracts Land for Sale. viz; one tract oi
Land on the South Bank River about one nj aby,
the Of Madison, Rlckins l,am county \ c. aud Il
miles above Danyilc Va. containing ONE THOUSAND
aEs ACRES, upon which Is good two story framed
h., House, As by 20 feet, with end room one story
LII only is by %, together all other necessary out
II tncudng Tobacco H1uses) first rate Spring,
venient, beautiful OAK Grove House.
high healthy and handsome situatIou good Apple and
Peach Orchards and about hundred Of good Low
Grounds. The upland well tnbercd and good deal Of It
good Tobacco Land he Plantation is der good lce
This place has good fishery quite to IL. dv.
ling House.
One other tract, known by the of Al I-IN,S DE.
LIGHT. the county line between Eocknal an and Stoe,
running through it and lying the -olt bank Of Dan
miles. containing between 700 and SCI, acres abon oo0
OF which Is hst rate Low Groups. md the upland lies
and IS scarcely e9uallcd IN ie. tii,y Of soil or timber incl
ding Pine, Oak, Hckorv NJ ihs tract ,rss Iar2a onI
story dwelling house 18th other out houses an excellent
sPrn5' ana also god .shery and would do well for tvs
set@meh as 11oud be divided, give each about
an equal Por1 Of low grounds nbcred land Both the
ABOVE uais OF nd lie within 10 II miles from here the
contemplated Rail Roid from Danvc 70 Cb,rlottc is
expected 10 run.
IL desired by the undersigned that any persons who
wn purchase lands this part Of the country will come
shortly and examine Tor themselves and IT would be great
y preferred to make cash sales even at sacrifice Those
wishing 10 purchase would do well not this oppor
nlty as II IS seldom that such desirable and
valuable tracts Of land are for sab 4 any price
WILIliN FEWEL.
.Mld-ca Eo-trnS hain ,c-srt~s n Il. AZ IT-13t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

f.or hc Richmond "hi,
EIITt!iOi... AUG. 30.
The clI:sip Clntri. left Se. Y ok .hs after. oh
Ir ;'Iyr.r ii, sth large nuH e' u! PASSENGERS. Nr
Ha.by. ous Nuns er 10 RUSSIA, and Mr.. D,cpur.ey,
bearer u drsp.ch took passage in Ill. C4..ora. i.e
steamer takes ont SIG, 600 in specie.
ARKANSAS ELECTION
Ihe slec ION rcturns from irka Indicate the sl,
cess % Johns m. Oem'cra for Congress. Twenl, four
Counties have be heard from. geturnin! Senators
AMI e Represents iyes Of ,hes- Cualties leave
declared preference ~ /: ,rIauI And Ola IN a. L. 5
Stns0Is
The CrnbarllnI Rive, Is savisarle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
'l',t,i

We ,-llcvc lie viii also certainly st Ne. turf.
G-rruia, Louisiana and Fulld.-:, sos.-. .ich " II
elect him by ma! ,ti'' OF ! !! vote.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
SEN YORK MARKETS. Arr.o 81

rou.->ases oi 5000 bbs Genes bra,.t:s a -, -
jG2! q.
''hen:-Sa Of prime 'T'iie at :??2 c's per busNel
Gon There j. less dim. in TIE srilce.anI Tie sr-
ksl .ss dnwnwai tendency. Sales f'5 goo busel.
,rne "hir. 20 day at 5;l51 cents.
Co.'os.-Ihc msrk.t is as last qcotei.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
SCHOOL NOTICE.

FENHE next annual session Of my school commences
Il Monday, the 25lh. Of Sept. as usual, in The
basement story Of the Protestant Methodist Church.
Terms LIST Class including most Of Lie higher ban
ches Of English Literature SIS. 2m 81 10, and Jn-
ulr Glass 81, 50 E II. CHAPLIN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
Migsaess CASH Ess.ices.

\NE wanting 10000 BUSHEI : OF GOOD
~ WHITE WHEAT, lor which The highest lnarhe,
price will be paid in cash.
HURT 3 PRESTON.
September its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
BALTIMORE MARKETS, AUG. 80, r. NJ

Flour-the market is frn with good home derrand d
s.n.e inquiry fs shipment. inward Stree. sells
= 25 and C'y Mil. "lous az! ~. Souae holde:s
ofCity Mills ask $ -.
Nnpat-Sal.s n ,shite a. i0sa: ..d iiCaiiOceats
prime rel sell. ~ l05 cents per bu>heI.
Curn-Salrs of prime white ., - cents and IS prime
yellow nt 53crnl-p hushel.
~ clarse ii. o,:er s,tlces rsu.!, enumc,.ted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
I'IlI,

IIRGLNIl FE.M1LE INSTITUTE.
REV. +. II. PHILLIPS, \. VI. Principal
lNp HEAD OF TIE FAMILY.
PROF. J. Z EN%ELBHECHT .NI,sic and Botan
The Principal VIII he assisted IN Aher departments
~ able cutis # expert .ced Female Teachers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

iieetn -of.l 81 u md Eeadl Club. viii be h,.
IN friday Night, 'he s.his II Clock. il. HE Saloon
Of -:ie Nl-oui. Hall
Several addresses ma, be exp eel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

4 llr NE ae 70 TlcllNz- I..In. IT lie NAN
gwen are those .: uauve Nirgluisns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
DR. H.F PEERY'S yERMIFUGE OR DEAD SHOT
FOR WORMS

DR. Fl. F. PEERY'S yERMIFUGE OR DEAD SHOT,
FOR WORMS.
highly valuable PREPARATION capable from the promp-
tude OF tS action OF clearing the hours Ut
every worm Although pr mot ana its
and not unpleasant to the taste, it perfectly safe and iap-
ed to the tender age Numerous certificates of the u.,l
ness OF tins preparation almost dali, received The FOL!
lowing IS from, the Rev W. b W linton, dis; ngushel
preacher OF the Meth )dist Church
ABINGDON, Va, MAY H. ISi3
dohcrehy certify, that have used DE- Peerv's Nerm,ge
in my family 70 the great satisfaction myself ana relief Of
children. It is prompt in ton and in one case RI
moved large number o. il three or four hours
II was given tothe child an satisfied that Venufuge
it is superior 10 any thing that have used.
W. 3. WlNrOE
Price 2j cents per vial.
Prepared BY DR. II. +. PERRY
And sold by \. b. 4 d. SANDS DRUGGISTS M.
eulton street, New Yorh.
Sold also by DAVID LYMAN
DEUGGlsT.
And By Druggists generally throughout the United sIae,
septenber IL:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

ENIC Killing MATERIALS or BEST QUALITY a
/ large and general assortment Tor sale at
Sept It's HOWELL DAY IES'
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
usuant to the provisions of Deed Of Trust executed 10
me by Henry Hall and wife, duly recoried in clerks
office OF the insng- Court of lvnchcrg, shall the
21th day q the present month, se upon the premises
auction, for cash, tie II O Us F. 4 \ ID l. d + il sud
deed eyed situated on seventh street. in the town, oi
lynchburs Being the property occupied by the
said Henry Hall residence.
The title TO this property is believed be undoubted but
shall convey such title only is vested by said
JOHN WILLS, Trustee.
September 4--wt27 Sept.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
OBITUARIES,

Died at he residence If her grandfather. in t,allfl.
county. Virginia. Sunday the 9th utm,, HAyNIE
BERRYMA. ruIy daughter o: :. b. AID Ann " navru
por, ol this place, aged Ell noths .nd Gye days
Sleep loved one, sweelIy sleep,
Nuu4ht shall disturb Thy rest,
We with thy parents weep.
While thou art with the b.es. M,-
The PJtrlo will please copy
NOTICE.
'H7E suhscrbes having sold on. their entire stoc. Of
= HAS, Caps, Boots ard Shoes 10
>. W. < s. D. RUNBoUCH,
would return their sincere thanks to their Old friends and
customers who have generously patronzed heni and
would respectfully sucita Continuance of The same to
zig n" concern. ;. ". SHELTON,
j. s. HATCHER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

WHITE LEAD 2 500 lbs. Lewis Y Co.'S " hit,
W Lead Just received direct from the Manu-
ana Tor sale by McCORKLE = SIMPSON.
September Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
EsEEE FASHIONS
+ q II | 1S.

II 4 Z 5 4 N d 4 PS
EN1E subscriber bags leave II Inform his friends AMI
Il the public, thar lie has received the Fall Fashmns,
and is prepared furnish his friends and customers
with the most be nfu styles If HATS. VIZ fl e B-s
yer, Nntra. M'Iekn, Six, Russia ana Brush all Of
his own Manntac'are Also supply Of the LATEST styled
{ APS. Of all kinds and Jlalitirs.
September 4 ? WILLIAM S1IrZFR :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

Office Y tie Lm,clburg al.4 Tennessee Rail )
Road Compnny,
GTNCHBURG, August 2Sth. lS44
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

OTTAR OF RosE-At the last session of the
Franklin Institute, it stated that the otar Tor
altar of rose is both volatile and essential oil
made generally in Turkey, by immersing the leaves
in water, when the oil rises to the surface and Is
gathered by cotton. We seldom get it in Its pure
state, it being mixed with the oil of benseed; but
this may be detected by dropping it on clean paper
and evaporang if pure there is no trace left OF it,
but if adulterated it leaves translucent spot The
flower from which it is made is not similar to our
roses nor does it have the flavor, and the otar
in its concentrated form is quite disagreeable 1t
is made from species Of geranium.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23
CARRIAGE MANUFA(
SOMETHING WORTHY OF ATTENTION

THE proprietor of the st. Charles Loan Office invites the
attention of the public to his large stock of
redeemed pledges, consisting of Watches Diamonds,
Iewery, Guns, Pistols Clothing. Fancy Goods, T.. IL
Books, etc Persons who wish purchase excel gaA
lent time pieces for their viii! find this excellent
opportunity to do at comparatively little cost All the
Watches offered for sale have been thoroughly examined and
placed in perfect repair by skiul European matchmaker
who employed continually in the establishment expressly
for this purpose Any person acquainted with the nature of
the oanng business viii feel assured that greater bargains
be offered by the propretors than doing business
in regular Watches that originally $50
be offered for less than half that In this establishment
deception praeticed One price asked for al the
various articles and deviation made in case. ths
arrangement the most inexperienced purchase 0ut
fear of being shaved Citizens nd strangers requested
to call and examine for themselves. Remember, the ST.
Charles Loan Office under the right wing of the St Charles
fY~ -Four or five Pianos, which advances have
been made and time OF keeping expired offered for sale
as above app BIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23
DAILY CRESCENT,
from the New York Spirit of the Times.1
THE FROZEN SEA

from the New York Spirit of the Times
THE FROZEN SEA.
Methought that with gallant crew.
sailed upon the sea,
The summer air was fresh and light,
Our hearts were blthe and free
And we, through many Joyous hours,
Were voyagers with each other,
Till each man there his messmate loved,
As he would love brother.
A change came on-in frozen seas
Our noble bark was cast,
Where living creatures might not hope
To stem the whitening blast
Oh, Lord 1t is fe arful thing
To see brave men despair;
We knew our fate was closing then.
And death was all our prayer.
And there they persisted. one by one.
I'LL all save me were gone;
gazed upon the frozen forms
Their eyes were fixed like stone.
looked abroad on that dread sea,
lce-lce-was all around
uttered forth frantic cry
And started at the sound!
Methought q fearful spirit came
Beside me in that hour,
1t seemed 10 wear a fema ale form
thus invoked her power:
Dread spirit of the icy sea,
Brave hearts are whitening there
have no hope aud only ask
Their stony sleep to share.'
With fiend.like look, and iron grasp.
She seized my trembling frame,
And thus upon my shivering ear,
Her wondr0us accents came
why, bless you, sir, Pm Mary King,
Tnever seed the sea
] only just stepped up 10 know
What time you'd like your teal
There's Rover lying by your side
He almost chilled, no doubt;
You've been a sleeping by the fire,
And gone and let it out ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

THE subscribers Agents for the well known manufactory
i of WILLOW CHILDs & Co, Philadelphia have now
landing and in store extensive assortment of de-
scripOn of Wheelwrights work, as follows
IS pairs Ok and Horse Cart Wheels from to inches on
the tread;
pairs extra heavy Dray Wheels 4x1 inches on tread
Is Ok and Horse Wagons with and without bodies, var
sizes: $3.50
30 Drays iron and wooden axes 3x1 3xl and 4x inches
tread:
ID Carts light and heavy;
100 Wheebauows with shifting sides;
so Canal Banows
The above stock will be increased by every arrival from
Philadelphia which will enable them to offer to Planters and
Merchants this season, larger and complete asson
of these articles than has heretofore been offered IN
this market Prices will be reasonable, terms LIBERAL and all
articles fully guaranteed.
in1 1aS TchnuDitnnlat sf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

Letters bv the Acadia announce great meeting in
England, at which it was agreed to relieve the
iourneymen taiors in London by raising subscrlp'
ton in aid of the emigration oftwo thousand tailors
from England to the United States.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

OF The Hadley Falls company, in eIcavatng
their race way, cut into subterranean stream
large enough to "cary mill, - flowing from the
Connecticut, thirty or forty feet below the level of
the railroad. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23
AWNINGS. TARPAULINS. ETC,

THHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
j. the citizens of New Orleans that he still continues
manufacture every description of HOOD and IRON
Galleries, etc He also manufactures description
of Military Tents Tapaulns and Dray Wagon, and Horse
Covers at the shortest notice Particular attention will be
paid Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores, etc.
As there has been great deal sad within the last
so, about what parties enormously call WATER
PROOFIN the subscriber offers his in thateapaciy
for small compensation and to those OF his customers who
would prefer saving the expense by doing themselves he
will cheerfuy give the receipt which itself simple
and useful preventing rot mdew on any article
of cloth that may be exposed to wet OF damp
ALFRED MUNROE y CO., will meet wit b prompt at
A>aAAA, mills 6m H. CASSIDY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-23

Broom CORN sUpERsEDED.-A mechanic at the
Ramapo river, Rockland Co., ~ W has invented
machine for making brooms, which, according to
the Journal of Commerce, threatens 10 exterminate
broom-corn. It takes billet OF white ash, and IN
tice cuts it fine like the Manila grass as used tor
brushes.