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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL.-This body
mel last evening for the usual weekly transaction
Of business. There were eight members present
Recorder Genos in the Chair
A resolution was adopted prescribing that dogs
in the streets shall wear collars during the whole
year, and be muzzled from May to November. All
dogs found at large in defiance Of these regula-
tons, may be killed by any citizen, and dollar
will be paid for the delivery Of each head at the
watch-house.
A communication was received from the Admin
istraors of the Charity Hospital in relation 10 ex-
penses incurred by that institution in providing for
The treatment of INDECENT sick, during the last cpl
demic and claiming reimbursement. Referred to
the Committee on claims.
A resolution was passed, authorizing a contract
for the repairs of the floating wharves Of the MI
nicpality.
A bill of expenses incurred for repairs, ETC. in
the public schools, was referred to the Committee
on Education
A petition from certain free men of color, pray
inc for permission 10 buy lot, 30 erect thereon
methodist chapel was, on report from the Police
Committee, rejected.
An ordinance was presented by AID. Barthe for
bidding from September next, any cow-house TO be
kept within IeYee and Broad streets Where
three cows are kept, the place shall be deemed a
cow-house Penalty for the infraction OF the ordi-
nance twenty-five dollars. Referred TO the Police
Committee
a communication Grom Professor Forshey was
read. in reference to his Fire Telegraph, in which
lac proposes to toll the hours by machinery, thus
giving correct time to the whole city. Mr Glque
stated that he had intinated to Mr.. Forshey thai
on the meeting of the Fire Committee, ne W9uio
send him word. when he could attend and explain
his invention. Referred to the Fire Committee.
LYcEuM AND LIBRARY.-An ordinance was IN
troduced by Alderman Fabre, providing for the es
adjustment of a Lyceum and Library, % De az
i a.
to be principally betrayed by subscription. The
plan is similar to that on which the excellent IN
situations of the same character in the Second MI
nicipality are founded. 1t was laid over TO the mex
meeting Of the Council
After some other business had been transacted
the Council adiOUrued
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

DESPERATE AssAULT.-A desperate character
by the name Of Antonio Martinez, was yesterday
committed to the First District Court by Recorder
Genois, upon the charge Of vagrancy. He was
taken up two days previous for stabbing with in
tent 10 kill
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20
oARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS.

CARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS.
IL The public is respectfully informed that this se
4.fA most delightful place Of resort and amuse- agSa
l.n4 ment is now open under the management 49,
Of the subscriber In the extensive grounds BO. 49,
DUETS of ali kinds will be furnished by the gard 49,
ne and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS. SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements; meantime preparation is made to fur
nsh dinner parties with all the decaces Of the season. and
the best of wines and liquors.
And last though least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer to the comfort of his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he socts
api3 5m JAMES DURNO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS!
lust RECEIVED and for sae-The following NEW
d BOOKS, per Crescent City ~, - .
THE PICToRIAL BROTHER JONATHAN Tor 4th July;
. =. JOHN DONKEY
HAROLD-Compete-B last novel
LIFE OF Mt1NROE EDWARDS;
The TRAPPERS BRIDE-by the author OF Prairie Bird;
LUCY SANDFORD-a Story Of the Heart--a Temperance
StOry-by T. 5. Arthur;
THE HALF SISTERS-by Geraldine Endor JeWsbuTy
HYDROPATHY AND HOMEOPATHY.
THE HENPECKED HUSBAND;
FAUST. A RONANCE OF TIE SECRET TRIBUNAL.
Jv12 WELD & co, u Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20
FINE X9AETE GpHEg sE sEWE a4p pg gyE r AND

FINE WAIOAEiS, JEWEGhAy silly 6h AMI
PLATED WARE, GOLD PENS, &c.
NELSON A. YOUNG, No. 8 Camp street, 70
IN would respectfully invite the attention Of his SA
friends and the public 70 his and extensive
sOrtn1ent of fine English and Swiss lskszn
LEVER WATCHES,
from the best and celebrated manufactures of London,
Liverpool and Geneva carefully put up and wenaned in
fine Gold Silver Gases of the most approved Patterns TO
suit Ladies Gentlemen. Also to large assortment
Of WATCH TRIMMING S-comprising every variety of
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fine Gold GUARD CHAINS;
Vest and Fob CHAINS Watch Ribbons
Keys and Seals of the latest and most fashionable patterns,
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES, "a great variety y
Diamond Ruby, Garnet Pearl, and Plain Gold FINGER
RINGS, NECKLACES, &c.
great variety of Gencmen's Shirt Studs, Sleeve and
Collar Buttons Breast Pins Scarf Pins Seal Rings Silver
uspender Buckles Gold and Silver Spectaces of every des
cnpon Gold and Silver Pencils Silver Spoons, Forks Cups,
of every description, Ladies' Fine SiveI plated Sheffield
Casor Candecks Trays, &c. Levi Brown and Spencer's
celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens in Gold Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which ne Offers for
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Persons from the country, wishing purchase fine Time
Pieces Jewey, would do well TO call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere
EE- Particular attention given to REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches at short notice by the most sku woTkmen TO
be found in the country.
order. jy6 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

HENRY. PARSONS, 90 Camp street, tnew stoTel four
i 4 doors below POydras, offers for sale
very extensive stock Of PIANO FORTES. 81
from GhiekeriRg Nuns ms! \ Clark Gilbert n 4 u q q
a great variety, embracing the much esteemed Hsohan,
which is rapidly gaining in public favor
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in exchange and
tuning and regulating done at short notice. Je5Ou
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20
HIaHEsT Prices. Pad EQR. -LIAND sORF

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOX LAND SCh1E'
SOLDIERS DISCHARGES &c.-
~s BUGBEE informs the Returned Sol >aSfA
TX ders that he may be found Under YIN
49, the ST. CHARLES HOTEL, LT4ASs
$3.50 Corner Of Gragter street. f9r ,t ne
purpose of purchasing SOLDIERS DlSCdAh1E"9'
LAND SCRfP, &c. at the highest prices.
BUGBEE being well known to the largest portion OF the
Army iatters himself that he needs references, but
BTGBEE may be found under the ST. Charles Hotel corner
ay1nr qfFaEt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OIeared YesterdaY:

L.A1lrupr. . 578o N-LoralrupE. % Win Time 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

ly. EdUrard Robins, Druggist.
sNTowN, N j., Jan. 8, 1S47.-We have taken some
) Introduce Dr. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and
and have sold all we received from you. DIR. J. II.
! used it in his practice he thinks highly OF the
!, DIR. Cook is one of the most eminent physicians n
te exKing of Spain, during all his residence IN this
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

THE SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND of this Com
pany is almost literally sgt-
Dhate of Safsapasilla. So
highly concentrated Is i that
the dose is but The hdJ Of q
perV small teaspO0RtHt-
while the dose of that which
n sold in large bottles. is
Inearly a mine glass In adj
Edition to Sarsaparilla. ii con-
tains a powerful concentra-
ton Of Mandrake. Burdock.
Queen S Delight, Elder, yell
low Dock, Guiacum, and
other important medical
ments, which are not found
in any other preparation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

E~The Cars will leave New Orleans and Carollton every
hour after o'clock Sundays, If the weather IS iar
= The Lafayette Horse Cans will leave every u minutes
from the corner of Bar0nne and Canal ss mylS tstNov
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

SOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION!
SoLDIERs AND VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMS bought
- and sold by JOHN E. HOLLAND,
Notary Public, No. 80 Gravier street
IL Office, No 4. second floor. myO d&swSm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20
rAnrIr.Y Rr1rrER AND oHEEsE pEPoT
LATE OF THE LONDON AND EDNBURG
QQLhEG ESt -r--.-...ev...,.

iu mJsi at the lowest P'SG GEORGE JAaUEs co
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Dental Operations oReba less than the usual charges
/ J located himself at No 81 CANAL G..
Street at which place he intends establish,
ing a DENTAL INSTITUTE, where all " TyZIsSaS
operations in Dentistry Surgical or Mechan- I1-lJ
cal will be performed in style peculiar to himself ana
warranted equal if TO any other NODE at Le
following greatly reduced rates
Full sets of Teeth gold plate. to 10y
Less than fail set ...s.......... nom - 70
riiAs. Aet ~ I'm or cement -. Soc TO 81
61o,,;r, Teeth ....,......S 81 to 2
DESTROYING the Nerve 80 cents Extracting ~ Genus
Ether or ChorOform administered. If desired =,
Persons requiring Dental Operations are requested to eau
and Judge for themselves IN
esT Saturday being devoted to Anatomical Demonsua
Dentistry for 500 iy4 Am
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

In store and for sale in lots suit purchasers by
Tvs IOt STURGES 81 WRIGHT, 80 Tchoupitoulas ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

The authenticity of the above statement youehed for by
Mr. Isaac Murphy, mechantOf Milford, who knows MI
Toomey and the circumstances Of his Mr. T. Is no"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

VJHE Public are respectfully informed that WIN. T.
4 MAYO, No. S CAMP Street, is ap- -zzzzr---ll.=
pointed my only Agent for the sale of my - - gg
PLANO Ia FoRTf ss IN louisiana W where s
Souare and Grand PIANOS and PiANINOS. The In
strumens are made my Mandatory in Pans, and guar
anvil ITiI In si'e '''' HENRY HERR.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

~
WE1IsvILLE Ono, Jan. g. 1547The article Of WI Il
Cherry and Tar find to be valuable incidence ana iv a
considerably in my practice have sold and used nsy v
that you have forwarded and would be pleased y
send another supply carly as the means OF tfap
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21
THE Val UE.OF WATER IN A CITY.
Ernan LIE \ sln Inrk -. Sun y

Since the introduction Of Croion wafer to city, II
has performed the qict aud patient office Of great pu-
ritter greater perhaps than enters the thought of many
who enjoy lis bounty and blessing. It has with clean
sweep drrc serera diseases, before common and PAIN
l. from the isis Of ar sanitary reports. Brought, by
the muncent enterprise which conceived and executed
its noble aqueduct, in quantity equal {" the greatest
Of FIVE times populaton it is alike the servant
&c the pleasure fountain, the reenglne, the seeclean
sing Lydant, the washerwoman, the kitchen, and the ia
Bile.
Entering into all public and private bindings, i
washes into the filth of the city, and would. if
it were rightly applied, give onr atmosphere breath
sweet the spring flowers. Enjoy ii as we may. we
truly estimate the blessings the Croton dISnb
utes daily. 1t is not too much say that the pres
ence Of such pure and healthy spirit has done much for
the cause of temperance. We believe, from our own OBJ
servaon that has baniStd norouS drinks from thou
sands Of tables and sideb0ards
Used freely beverage and in the bath, ii is not on
y the best single promoter of health within reach
bit is Ike dcadiest foe that Jepposed 10 choer, o.
chnicrer pesencc may approach u.s. Sweep the streets
of their rubbish and h, and rinse the cutters thorough
" every day BY the hydrants. and we have used the
strongest preseryatives of health in power
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21
w. T. EARLY, Sec'iV.
FURTHER COLONIZATION OF AFRICA.
II I--,.i.(


a noble and blessed deed In September last we an
nounced offer of 900 had been made by be-
nevoent gentleman If CINCINNATI, for the purchase Of
lands in Africa to form colony Of colorcd people
from the Western free States HE agent Of the CUl-
onzaton Society for Ohio, Mr. David Chrsty 10 whom
the offer made, communicating the fact to The
Society at " a>hngtun, informed, says the Clncin
nat Gazette. from which we take those facts, that the
purchase would be made on condition that ilCo hdrad
cnigrants can BE- raised to take immediate possession Of
the territory. This number being pres mt the coast.
it is believed would repel the slave traders, and thus
break up the traffic.
In order to comply with this condition, Mr. @. applied
to the friends Of the in indiana and they VIII cor
daily unite in the scheme. The colored population Of
Ohio, Indiana ard Illinois being similarly situated, and
able TO concentrate with equal at any point on the
Ohio river, wise policy will dictate that they should
combine, proposed in emigatng to their new homes,
to form republic Tor thems Ives.
The territory between Sierra Leone and Liberia, ont
of which It vas posed by the Society to make the pnr
chase. embraces about hundred miles Of coast, and
contains some the darkest dens Of tile Slave trade In
1887 Don Pedro Banco shipped from the GalInas, one
Of the nts in this territory slaves than We're cap
ure by all the British cruisers the coast he trat-
c isstiIl carried on along this coast, far Grand
Cape Mount adjoining Liberia The proababe cost Of
the latter district is es mated s. 600 and the former
at larger amount. The Galnas, however, possesses
very great advantages for and viii be an in
valuable acquisition.
These facts being communicated to the above men
toned donor Of the $4,000 he at once responded 10 Mr.
Christv authorizing him instruct the society to take
Tie necessary steps for tie puchase Of tie whole
hundred miles and that, unless the price deman'led
should be exorbitant he oud al ddrncc the funds
10 nan for H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21
ISTUNlfS OF TEUUANTFPEC.


I;v the last arrival from Mexico t>avS the New Or
leans Buetin) we learn from good anlhory that the
house Of Manning s Macintosh. of Mexico whJ have
taken charge Of hc great undertaking fropenug
communication between the oceans. through the 18TH
must Of lehuantepc, have already begun road for the
transportation Of all the materials ssary for this great
work The road is preparing for the purpose Establishing
at a temporary communication 10 the point where.
already the river Cuatzacnaccs and the lakes bordering
the Paelfc and running into that San be navI
gated with safety and facility the distance Of forty
miles by vessels of large tonnage
The undertaking is. al present. under the supcrinten
dence Of the celebrated engineer Moro to whom is due
the discovery of the track through this isthmnS
The lands through Ibis whole district celebrated
for their extraordinary fertility. and it ahounds in timber
Of the greatest vaue;boh for hipbuldng and furniture.
The road opening 10 be completed within the en-
suing eight months, and negotiations now progressing
between the undekes and our Post Office Department
u the regular transmission of the American mail by this
tOue
We hope it will soon be in POWER to give further
information subject important and interesting IL
the commercial world al large and especially 10 New
Orleans il viii bring almost 70 very doors. not
only the productions Of our TENT rts the Pac
fc bu! also Tie immense Of that gener
aliv.
The commercial destiny or New Orleans never be
completed until regular water communication is esab
lshed' between lie Gulf uf Mexico and The Pacific and
it is hardie pssiUy estimate tile advantage which such
event will confer upon the Crescent city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21
Items of Intelligence.
MORE NEWS FROM THE GOLD REGION OF
CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIA.
Messrs G1nnell, Nlinturn s Co. owners Of the Ship
zaal " alton. have received the following letter from
the Captain Of that vessel, Mrntercy which con-
firms all The marvellous stories heretofore told Of The gold
sands Of The Sacramento:
MONTEREY. Sept. Is, 1913.
.Icssrs. GrinneH. .liatiun E. Co.
SIRs-l embrace this opportunity inform Won If my
situation, which is bad enough. All hands have left
but two; they vii stay till the cargo is landed and ballast
in, then they will 90. Both mates will leave in few
days. and then will have only the two boys. and am
fearful that they will run. have got all landed but
900 barrels Monday shall get of ballast if the wealth
Ct IS good There's no help to be GOT at any price
The store ship that sailed from here ten days ago took
three Of my 500 per month"; there is nothing that
anchors here but what loses their men. have had a
hard time in landing the cargo 90 in the boat bad
1t can get It shore shall save the freight. As for
The ship she will lay here for long time for there's not
the eas; chance of getting crew The coasters are
giving 100 per month. All the ships san Francisco
have stripped and laid up, The Flora Of New London
Is at San FrancSco all left. You probably have heard
Of the situation of things here. sailor will be up the
mines for two months, work on his own account, and
COME down with from three thousand dollars and
those that 90 in parties do much better. have been
teed $50 per day 90 By Of the first here and
work one year. 1t is impossible fy me 10 give you any
idea Of the gold that is got here.
Yours respectfully,
CHRISTOPHER ALLYN,
Captain Of the ship l>aah u ajl9n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21
NANA Al.

The United States store ship Supply. Lieut. Coml'g
Prnnock, as days from Gibraltar, arrived in Hampton
Roads Thursday night, and came up 10 the anchor
are in tow Of the IT, States steamer, Engineer, Sat
urlay.
Passengers-I.cut Comd'g WIN F. Lynch Comman-
der Of the Dead Sea Expeditions Lieut.. Sherburne, and
Henry Bedocl,. E-q. Of Ncw York.
Lieut. Lynch took passage IN " aain1ton m frid1y
alte, on ii tie steamer Oseocla ana We presume TIE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21

~ n !r i - ~ IL IA III .
IL Loo'oIy Golite'1u "i'.' .'e n VII
w. uue !. 'e'S ''' 0V 'iu Vi '''' Pei 0e' VII
III, III '',lo 'Iiou,''
ne iS ye1l accounts Idfe "ee" ooIe I
Wihou' fGI' y '"e cou'.s p 'uSGe ouN ..e VT
"fntItu !" u Eases "'oi'i"S "ny me sum VI o. -
M"ll'' u"'i III A',e Pei'oo ~
nave been seted' ana me Inehey pau 'a"ug 70 slo
Oo2- i"S lai9 sum coiieceu 'i" we Iltee years
haS oeei dSouIseu WITHOUT me ioSS o' uodl ~ P,y
Mehl o. We cleuofS' III oue anu Pi'Pci 'i'e' US oe
Heyed 'Wi'h"ul an exception.
fiior 10 lne Isl Oh 1uy Cad mere were oeplS que
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21
On the following Constitution was adopted:
AIBEMARLE SOCIETY,".
In .4d Of 3fricaa Colonization.
CONSTTTIT ZION

Art. |. The State Agent Of the American Cooliza-
ton Society is recognized General Agent.
Art. 2. There shall be appointed annually in the
County Of Albemare President who shall be the local.
.?ren, and Executive Committee Of five whose du-
ty it shall be 10 act conservlor o all tile interest in
voved call the annual or other meetings, and arrange
from time to time the order Of business.
Art. 3. The Local Agent shall be- ofiicio NON
Der Of the Executive Committee. shall preside in lis
meetings. and notify all public meetings this committee
may direct, call to order and preside until Moderator
is appointed by such meetings. lie shall also keep
record Of the members, and their contributions they
shall be paid to him.
Art. 4. Any person, who is contributor annually 70
the funds Of this Society OF whatever amount Shall "
member. And failure to contribute annually, will
be regarded withdrawal from the Society.
A. Rives. Esq. was appointed President and Local
Agent; and Col. r. J. Randolph. Hon. A. Stevenson,
Valentine ". SouihlI, Esq, Rev. WIN. F. Parish,
and Dr.. G. Harrison, were appointed the Executive
Committee.
On mo.iun, the meeting Adjourned
A. L. HOLLADAY, Chmn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21
N0E.. NXSEA.--NO. 40.

public will soon have his report, which fail to be
highly interesting.
A Draft If Eighty Seamen. fr The friga,r Rarian,
arrived uee,an = iuray morning. in the packet schr
dran from n York. 4 similar draft is expected per
packet schr. Columbia momeny looked for.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21
CIo be continued. }

We learn from the Fredericksburg News that the Rev
Andrew Broadus, minister of the Babjs Church. ded
At New Town. ~ hiug and Queen. Friday, the 1t
III Tue 19th yer Of his age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21

DOCUMENTS ACCOMPANYING THE PKESL
DENTS MESSAGE.
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Closh5sc E&gub!iSbu,qvY.
4 stlEsIEa iAEncnS.

717HEsIbsrr1ers hee entrel Tito c1arlncr-fp under
! tn name anal style "a n. GJ GLENIIEIAII.H 3 GU,
Ut thu pul.-~ IF coaIuctinra
General Clothing Establishment
They have hand large and handsome assortment o.
READY TEADE CLOTHING.
all kinds, adapted th. present season. which they ocl
lo iJr cash, Their Store, d,3r r. yree- office
" Lain Street, Lynclburg. y. GIGGENIlEIMER,
r. GUGGENHEIMER,
S. Gt GtiENHEINIER.;
Dee. 1-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21
Report OF the Postmaster General.
ICONTINUED.

The gross arising from hostages and fines, ex
Gliding thoSe arising from misce aueous sources well
the 100000 Appropriated fur the postage If The
tive department, r the year ending the tie 3lh q Jnne
ISIS amounted to till77Gi
From iha the year proceeding S5,S52,6e9
Increase $2S5,012
Making 7.43 Per cent increase.
the revenue from the same sources shall increase
durng The preasent year The rate o6 per cent the pro
ce-ds will be S4,364 $50
To t is may be added The amount due
from the treasury for mail services from
the 9Th Of March. 1871 to the 30th
of the act of IS47 4G5. 55j
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21

Means applicable to the present year
Leaving a surplus over the estimated expt
the current year Of s42S 1856
1.-THE revenue for the year ending 30th of
shall increase at the rate Of 5 pc, cent. I
mated revenue Of 1919, the amount will be
Add surplus NJ 1919:
Annual appropriation for postage Of govern
ment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21

Oh BUSHELS ENGLISH BLUE GRASS SEED IL
= ~ fresh article) consignment by
Nov9- LACY &GARLhND.
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HIGHEST Cash Prices.

WYE are wanting 2101l BUSHELS OF GOOI
w WHITE WHEAT, FIR which the highest marke
price will be PAID i'll cash.
HURT s PRESTON.
September 4-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21

cDnYDS. COUNTRY IINSEY,
UOV $40 Jeans very nice
81 Flannel
10 pairs SlcSs-in store and FIR ale on liberia
terms NV g-ts LACY : GARLAND.
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Den:
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IyNCHBtRc, THURSDAY MoHxENG. DEaENEEsEse g. ISIS

The Rights of the states. and the Of