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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Klc1INOnu, fIH NUgUsI, TIC
In obedience that portion OF the decree tan extract
from which is set forth abovel pronounced Ia thr
foregoing the It'll July, less, hereby noti! a
PEI sons having claims against Charles Williamson de
ceased to exhibit the before me, NJ my ONCE w
the city aforesaid before he 10th day OF oet"oe
nr,t f3r settlement WA. F. WATSON,
Ann s-cwsw Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
DEATHS.

Died, on Saturday, 23d instant, al III o'clock
a. NJ, 10 the 22i year Of her age, CHRISTIAN
only daughter OF William Burke, Esq. Lovely
in person and character she has sunk TO rec
under The hope OF blisslul immortaly-a hop,
which had lis origin and strength in the assuran
ces OF that religion which never fails the chris
tian in The last sad moment OF dissolution.
Died, in Hanover, on the 10Th September, JOHN =.
years. The death bed Of this interesting child
cannot be forgotten by those who witnessed them
HIS expressions Of thought and feeling mature beyond
his years-hs tender and grateful affection, gushing
nrth at every act of kindnrsS-endeared him greatly
10 all who had the care Of him. The slightest offices OF
Kindness, the offer Of food and medicine, drew forth
expressions of thanks, uttered in tones of ndescrba
BILE tenderness. His chd.lke prayers were peculiarly
touching. Sometimes he mnrnured aloud, 20, Lord
have mercy on poor little Johnny" Doubtless his
simple pra, er heard, and gracionsy accepted by
Him who said sufsr little children To come unto me
Gently his young spirit passed away from earth. Let
his stricken parents take comfort in the thought
of such is the kingdom Of Heaven"
City papers will please copy
OBITUARY.
TN, late Mrs ELIZA BLAND FULTON, IF NJ. Erin
We cannot suffer one who 80 justly beloved and
nry tribute of respect feeble though II be- One short
.enence-she firm aud faithful Christian Knight
suffice drlneate her character but we do not design
10 be 50 concise
AS DER the past sad memory strays,'
is with melancholy pleasure call TO mind the viz
l,rs which endeared her 10 US. Her tenderness and
devotion a. n mother and sste-her kindness and gen
tIrness rs a mistress-hrr sincerity and ardour as 4
frirnd-hrr intelligence aud agrerableness as com
panion-her philanthropy and usefulness a neigh
bor;-yes great was her intrinsic worth: aud, though
she died the blessed death Of the righteous yet long
shall we depore her losS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

xYIRGINIa-To pi, Ala Court Of quarterly $3.50 =,
Y held for the county OF Nofthumos,,aha, a.
Court house thereof, on Monday, the i''h "ay .
gust, ls4a: pi,. and Elizabeth A..
bs ~ifs who was ha widow and devsee Of re,er
Wiea, Iecrased and il appearing the our, ma,
than Two years have elapsed since me M snnsp
James faynie as adminisraor WIN ..e o,d.red tina,
o. sa having claims against The estate Of s,,l
within three months from the atoufnmsn. n IL
Court and that copy Of ms o osa. in the city
,ennond for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY, ana ma
~ h. posted At the door OF this Coar,-hca@ ~
yeral Court days. copy " sTlFH, l. q.
Sept 5-ensw
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Hon. Fl. CtAy.
ASHLAND. I2.h Sept, 1913.

ASHLAND, 12'h Sept, lS4s.
NV Dear Sir:-l duly received your very kind
official letter. transmitting he proceedings OF a
public meeting held a. the Slash Church, in Ha-
mover county, al which they did me The honor 10
propose my name as candidate for The Presi-
dency, in terms highly tiauerns and compliment.
lary.
recognise, among The persons assembled on
that occasion, many names with which, in my
youthful days, was very familiar aud extreme
IL intimaie-associaies al school, piaymateS
Heighbors. friends. The Slash Church, Toe, where
The assembag age took place, recalls many early
and agreeable recoleclions, as being that which
received d large part Of my imperfect educa-
lion.
Regarding those proceedings as the affection.
ate expression Of The esteem, attachment ard con-
fdencr OF my old companions, or their descend
ats, have never received any similar docn-
,nent with more grain alton, OF with sentiments
III more profound gratitude and presume that il
was in tina, sense that Ire proceedings occurred,
and were ransmilic; by You 10 me.
Considered as serious and formal presena-
tiuH Of my name 10 The people of The United
5;a,es as candidate Tor the Presidential office,
am Stare mat Won xiii no. b. surprised Al nv
s. yin. tia, il is Impossible Tor me 10 accept The
nomination.
lhr c0nsi ,rraiion OF The Philadep hia Conyen
ion. whica assembled in June last. That bo!y
thought proper 10 nnmiaac Distinguished cit-
IN 81 inc United States, an! not me. In view
IL iac relation in which stood 10 the Conven,
ion, 10 nj ;hins i!is' nn-h = pas AZ: jnds-
mcnl upon lis proceedings. II is suffice II icr me
l.. know that i, And not deem il cxpedlenl 10 nomi-
maze me- In this decision have entirely acqui.
esced. | have quietly submitted u i, and have
given no encouragement or counltnance 10 any
further uSc or connection OF nv name with the
Presidency. To this effect, have uniformly
written 10 all associations and individuals who
nave addressed me on The subject. | hope thai
my good friends OF Hanover will approve OF my
adherence 10 ms resolution, dictated by my no.
nor, BIZ resa,c - my character, aud by my de.
sire oil refinement; Tell them uadsT what .;ca'
ob!g lion, they have placed me; and that shall
cherish the proofs Of their friendship and conf
ienc,, which you have sent me, among The mos
precious treasures al memory.
Nor can conclude without rendering 10 you
personality, ny grateful acknowledgements tor tn
Kind and hallerins terms in which you have adj
lre.sel mr, and especially for your touching al
Iusio. 10 he veneraied memories Q! my lamentec
pareais.
am. viii high respect
Your friend and obedt scTv'I.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

We ale requested BY The Assistant Elector Tor
The county of Chesterfield 10 announce that
Francis l.. Rives, Esq, will address The people
OF Chesterfield on Monday, The 9h q October,
that beir.. court Gay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

The Democrats OF the city OF New York held
great Democratic Ratification Meeting at Tam
many HAN on Monday night. The meeting is
said to have been very enthusiastic, and the finest
spri, prevailed. Resolutions were adopted warm
ly approving The nomination OF Cass and Butler.
A resolution was also adopted, approving the
course OF tie President in removing B. F. Butler.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
Tn MAS G. CLARKE, Esq.
~ LJ,torl N NJ t,nDll1Ter:

Ia TIE Editors n Tie Enfa1Ter:
RUSSELL Co. Va. Sept. IL, ls4S.
Believing iha! yon are Gesirons Of hearing from
Little Tennessee, in Tegaia ihe Presidential e!rc.
ion, ltake the liberty OF >endin. you few lines
on the suhiec, Our Electors, Capt Jno. B. Floyd
Ind Connally f. Trigg, Esq. commenced address
ns the people in This coun,v Al August Court 1
heard them boh. Capt Floyd had decidedly the
advantage Of Mr.. Triss here, in the production
OF goud argument. Next lhey spoke IN SCOT
add Washington. la reformed by respectable
individuals that Cap Fryd has won victory lof
himself and the ID mp"r-cv IN these counties,
and throughout IN, H';rlc;, as far as | can
hear. On last Mon -, ~ Lee county, being The
first day al the Sup Court, and "eTy larss
crowd of people in dance, Mr.. Trisg lei fl
aud Capt Floyd loi.a,e One Of our citiz'ns
was there. He j: o,m> me that Cap ain Floyd
demolished Mr. sfiSs completely. You may
resi- assured thai Lite Tennessee will give Cas-
and Butler a, lras The same majority ii gave
MIR. Polk, AMI believe an increased majority
In haste yours, DEMoCKh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

Some mischievons wags about Gainesville in
this State have been playing off a hoaxupon John
Van Buren, by inviting him, tive presume under
fictitious sianatures) 10 free soil meeting which
they propose 10 held in hat place some time du.
ring the present month. John answers The letter
with all due gravity. bu' declines the invitation :
The Evening Post AMI the G ODE publish the cor
respondence, and seem . regard il as evidence 81
he spread OF the Free Soil doctrines in the slave
holding States. That these papers should BE- hum
bugeei in this way is not surprising perhaps bu
we thought Prince Johu 100 smart 10 be caught
mapping a tree soil meeting ia Alabama, ter
sonIh IL Mobile Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the risnt OF pre- rmp'i"n z
any OF the lands within the townships ana pais y
town.hips above enumerated, Is required 10 establish
tbr same 10 the salsfc OF the Register and Rersit
er Of the proper Land Office. and make payment there
for as soon as practicable after seeing this notice aud
before the day appointed for the commencement q ihr
public sale Of Inc lands embracing the lrac! claimed
otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD 81. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land uhtt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held In The
Clerks Office of the Superior Court Of Chancrry o'
the Richmond Circuit, the 18th day OF September, Lev
Jaqurlne Taylor Executor and Trustee OF James
NJ Morris, deceased, Piaih''h
against
Richard Garland, Edward Garland, and Caius u ga
liz, and other Deirhdah',.
The det ndani. above named not bavng entered thr'i
appearance and given security, according TO tue ac' "
Assembly aud The rules Of this Court, and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants y
this Commonwealth IL Is Ordered, that the said delend
ants do appear nj he rules be held for the sd'h Iou,
an the first Monday IN December next and answer w
bill az The painti and that copy lh,- order hr tort
viii, inserted newspaper published ~ me 9
III Richmond for months successfully, aud s"''r
A. the front door the State Court mouse, IN lt ~"
city. roig-Trsr, ~
sept la-rw2m RD3ERIs, tirih'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held W W.
Clerks Office nf the superior Court :" Chin'rfy ~
tlir Richmond Circuit, the 18th day ol September, -
William n Macon, Executor Of William u Macon ~
ceased, riiih''"
against
Thomas nahnry, Augustine |. Dabney. aud other
Defendants.
The defendants above named not hnving rntrfr'
lcif appearance ani gwen security. according T. ~
act ii Assembly and the sales Of tins Court, and ~
p-an. rs ali.far,o.y evidence That they inta
nants hi. Commonwealth, II l. Ordered, that ~
.aid defendants do appear NJ the rules 10 br held ~ ~,
aid Conn on the first Monday in November nrt. ara
answer he hi of the plaintiff, and TINT copy ~ ih
,,trr b- firth, i'll inserted in some nrws?.p'f pun
lishrd IN N. ry Of Redmond, Tor two months 'gf'r
.yriy aud posted The t ont door u he siair our
house III The SAID city. a topy-Tr.e
sept la-cwaa EuhLh -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

IN cnsNcEgy-vfh rrsi.:--at Ra'ts hell W W. w.
,!,- Richmond rrcr.t, the itl DAY al sept nhrf'
Angelina w Bailey, r'a'''"
against .,..
H',li an |. gai:cy, Administrator, nnh We WI -
nese! .! go5ct. Bailey, decreased, and o'hri
The defendant above banned not haSlns ehi''
apprarnr. aud gwen security, according '" 'hr q.
Assembly aGd the rules 0f this Court. ana " 'pp, =
- "a, isldciory evidence that hr l. mol an
mi. Commonwealth II T. Ordered, That tbr riio
mi do npnrar nj the rules Ia lie held for thr ~"
an The :irs, Monday in December next, anh ah'",'
biz of thr plaintiff; and that copy III IN. ~. n,
f,.thw th Inserted in newspaper pnD'lshrn :"
cuy of Richmond for twn months ,ncees-i'e!' IL,
nos,ed Al lbr front door II the State Court hon-r "
'' S. a,'y !, ,,vam ''' ROBERTS CLERK.
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held ~ J,
1 CLERKS Office OF the superior Court OF Ghan'rn
the Richmond Circuit the 9th day If septrmhrf 's =
William Booth f''"
,,,. a-'ins' ,; l,L., defendants.
The defendant above named not having rhp''o
anprarancr and gwen security, according 10 VIC ~
Assembly and the rules of this Couit, ana apI,
Nv satisfactory evidence that hr IL not an
this Common wealth. II Is Ordered tnht hr sa ogr
On, an anoear al the rules be- held for the sai' -
! IN IN, hrst Monday in December next, and ans".
hiu al The plaintiff; and that copy oil th's ',.
forthwith inserted in some newspaper ?Dbhf"''
city Of Richmond, for two months SUCCESSIVE, - H.
nost.d al the front door OF the state Couft'hou'e
sa. S.e a,' is-ewom ''p' P ROBERTS, cl''k.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

TRAGEDY IN NEwronT, KY.-A young man
named Dunseth died in Newps ri KY, on the nth,
Of lockjaw, caused BY a wound 10 the hand from
the bah ola pistol 1t appears that the wife of this
gentleman had been grossly insulted by man
named Sellman, a constable in that town. Dun
sieth armed himself on Saturday with revolver,
and finding SelIman at Barlow's Hotel, fred at
him twice, inaicting only slight wound on Sell
man. In handling the weapon, he unfortunately
shot himself in the hand, from the effects of which
wound be died. as above stated, in great agony.
Much excitement exists among the citizens, who
deeply sympathize for the unfortunate man, who is
represented as having been civil, industrious and
exemplary citizen.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

Az ON IN CAuaHT-On Wednesday evening two Of
tho nooe Of the Second Municipality sent board the
steamer Ogden, lying the New Basin. to arrest man
against whom information had been received that he had
nded person across the Lake ont Of $50 By selling him
brass watch as gold The arrested and on being
hroueht to the watchbonse, bis name as 6nstavus
King Lent Busby Of she police. CHANGED to be IN lne
atchhonse al the time and was forcbly struck with tns
idea that the fellows face familiar 70 himhow OF
ala not occur 70 him At the moment but after few moments
eotop Il came 10 his mind that be bore strong Iesem
bsnc 70 a chsacr wk0 has attained to the nqoretS q
biographical sketch and portrait n me Ne" Ao'A As
Cyazette named Gusiavus A. Came. -,
What did You say your MANS was ~ asked Dnspy.
" Gustavus King. - $500. - s,,.t 4
II mock 1e0 was the modest confession Of ne 1oy.
Rob Shenff d and Bill Mooney told me before ets 800
York there was officer ~ New Orleans tnas Ahe" ssy
bOdy-an't your name Bushy =
Eyes. - > o.t....
well hos Won can take my hat; never was IN Orleans
The voodcut man Of tic Police Gazette may TAKE s9hs
credit msef for the crntseHofenee OF w potss
Gustayns A. (Adophus suppose, ana n0tHtnk
Game Gusevus Adolphus has acQulle1 nsl uesIee u
fame hotel and boarding house tnsl n ~ OIL, an
As suffer or itnerant dealer in Jewe1y q quezuon
able value He to New Orleans tnefeiose, VIZ
prestige that would entte him to elevated poson
his brethren Of tina craft but their paence may 1e eAeo
fore they do him homage, Recorder baialn ss.e
day enanded him prison for examination this morning
when expected the stuffed victim ifom over the AsEs
will be present TO prosecute The finances OF the
Of the great Swedish monarch to have been 81 Q
sbb for with the exception OF dollar two Of good money
he had nothing about him but $50 Of worthless and broker
hi does not sxegeefas his talents would Be sufficient csp
iel teg him TO slaftou.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
AMnRIoAM rrEATRn.

H. P. GRATTAN .....-..s--- ..7-......stage Manager
Mr. and Mrs E g. CONNER VIII appear Second night Of the
Encouragement Of the SABLE MELODISTS.
gV7HIs EVENING Friday Deeeaber a. ls4s-The pe1oean
will with kozebues oeebfnted THE
STRANGER Misanhopy and Repentance The Stranger
E. Conner Steiu|1rt, Mr. j. Charles Win
tsrssn Mr. Kingsley Solomon biT ! Greene Pss NJ Spear
Mrs Hailer, Mrs ~ s Goane ne Couness Mrs Joauston
the performance Of he nnrpaled SABLE MELQDSrs "A
FAfORtTE DANCE. Miss LAForest. To be o
Second part the CONCERT, by the Sable Msellsis
To conclude wi fayore Drama Of THE MILLER AND
his MEN-Gndod Mr. ). Charles Lothar Mr. HynAfs Count
Frederick Fnburg Mr. Kingsley Carl Mr. Spear kelma Mr.
Cfiersoa E. Pee Ravenna, Mrs. J. Greene
~ on Sunday next. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO Mr..
PLACE, which aston the Members Of the Company
have collectively volunteered their services.
the epntrolo Mr. 8 L. Beelnan
Prices Of 4dssoDress Circle cents Parquett Second and
Third Ts so sents Coored Boxes, so CENTS Gallery 3 cents
" Private Boes secured at the BoxOhee
Of 10 A. NJ and ?. NJ, by applying 70 Geo. s.
n Doors open quarter-beO Z: Performance win commence
a q preeiseiv- azS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

OF The friends of Mr.. Jenkins, late editor of
the Vicksburg Sentinel, have prepared beautiful
monument to be placed over his remains The
monument is precisely similar to that erected over
the grave Of Dr. Hagan consisting Of plain pc
destal of American white marble, about four feet
square, from the centre of which rises slab Of
beautiful clouded Italian marble, six feet high,
carved in Gothic style, leaving mouldings for the
protection of the surface. The monument is simple
and unimposing, but beautiful and in correct taste
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

THE IsTHmUs OF PANAMA.-The debate in the
Senate on the 18th shows positively that Mr.. As
pinwall and his associates have from Gen. Heran,
the New Granada representative in Washington. a
grant to make the railroad from Chagres to Pana-
ma The New York Express says: Ifthis be so,
the new company of which Gen. Scott is the head
here, will not be able to obtain the grant they
think is promised to Mr.. Adams"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

DE- The sea serpent controversy RACES fiercely IN
the English papers The official report of the COM
mander Of the frigate Dedalus, having given shape
and face to all the old traditions and stories respect
ing the existence Of this great marine monster, Is
the subject of much contention among the Swans
London periodical publishes several views OF his
snakeship, copied from Capt. McQuade's official
drafts All the old yarns of our Yankee skipper
respecting the American serpent are also repub
lished, with much scientific comment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-We learn from the Get
tysburg Sentinel, that Frederick Smith, arrested
and imprisoned on the charge of numbering Freder-
ick Foster, attempted to commit suicide by opening
the veins in his arms and legs. Some of the cloth
ing and stolen property of the murdered man have
been found in his possession.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

Mr.. CLAY IN THE SENATE.-The New York
Tribune is out in favor of Mr.. Ciay's return to the
U. s. Senate for the next Congress, and thinks the
terms of his letter of declension last season do
not preclude such a course when it becomes " the
clear dictate Of dutY.',
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29
SALES ar AUCTION.
- SEE m ar PaGE.


By r. ARMFIELD. Auctioneer.
WILL be sold Daily, the JASPER f. SMITH, No
w Canal street, between Camp
ssrgs-e general Of Dry Go0fSs eonEi IN Part
DOMESTIC CALICOEE, CLOTHS. CASH. ERFS. FRS EYS
etc., ..At
HATS Boots, Shoes HARDIN ARE, Cuay and large variety
Of FANCY GOODS, all Of which viii be suaab Country
Trade. Terms cash.
-Tisera Cash Advances made conspnunen ~ I)rv
Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and Silver Ware Jsxy and
Merchandise generally q ON
Sale al Auction of Gold and Silver Watches and
Fine Jewelry
BY BONNEVAL q DOMINION, Auctoneers.
TNRIDAY Dec 20 o'cloekWi be Sold without reserve,
II the ST. Louis Exchange 49,, en-
quantity Gold and Silver Watches Gold and Silver Pen
Also-GOLD JEWELRY, consisting in part O. braeee week
laee Ear Ornaments, Brooches Finger Kings ETC. ,se
cash
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

DEAru FROM Com AND ExPosuRE.-Coronsr spedden
yesterday called upon hold an inquest on me Doay o.
wachhouse The man WIS found lying on the street. neei
house The Jury I'd that he died from cold and exposure
He wore check Shirt corded worried pantaoons black vest
black cloth fock coat and coaEse boots lbs har ano "h
ierz vepra sandy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

MOBILE CONTESTED ELEcTIoN.-Yesterd
after weeks reflection, Judge Bragg gave an
elaborate opinion, in writing, on the application of
Blanton McAlpn for writ Of quo lUdrranto against
the present Mayor of this city, with the view of
eontesting his election. All the points raised by
the counsel for the defence against the Jurisdiction
of the court were overruled, and it was decided
that the rule be granted-Mobile Advertiser, 9th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

ISvAn1Ne THE BArrURE,-It is musty pToverb that
" what every bodys business is no body pusness ana
we suppose BY parity Of reasoning It may be laid down
that what avery bOdys property Is no body property
The dogma must all events be batted by ne owner OF
cart No $40 which seized BY the tist muniepahty
police yesterday for being employed in stealing SAND
from the Bature
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

HI LIN IlONIs =,
TNAsMCH as all that concerns California, OF the Chol
4 era Is exceedingly interesting TO the public Of the
present day think il viii be my interest 70 inform "a
al those flying from the Cholera 70 California LeaI
If before they 60 they viii call with the cash at my
No 10 GraVeT street, up stairs they may supply
with some those justly popular and very hne Mems black
Soft Fur California" Hats lately known a. bnena fls
tas which Hats together with great VARIETY Of others
will offer wholesale the parties above indicated Al prices
which will enable them make their np one OF pIont az
well as pleasure by selling these Hats 81 greatly enhanced
prices 20 those less fortunate persons VINO have never heaIa
II Tire os rates At which can sell Hats and Caps at No II
ersvier street up stairs WILLIAM BOOTH.
Am New Jersey Manufacturer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

NAMING NKsRo-Augustns Leisz accused of striking
slave named Albert the property Of ]; d. Brown on the
knee with loaded whip and breaking the knee cap when
yesterday examined before Recorder Baldwin and required
give bail Of $1,000 for his appearance before the First DE-
tficl Court for trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

BoARDrSe-HoUsE THEFr.-samue Armitage was yes
erdey imprisoned in the Second Municipality Watchoses
10 await An examination charge of stealing the sum OF
$50 10 800 purse, from under the pillow Of Charles o.
oues In The boarding house Of Mrs Grant the Of
g-ann and poYdfas streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29
sT. LOUIS BALLROOM.

r OIJIs1ANA STATE MODEL BACHELORS, IN NJs7u
H4AUGURATlON BALL AND SUPPER. ITO be az 1gAtSt
given on Fifth day Of March, 1872 at the above
named Room. &tsssk1e
~ THE subscription above Ball is open for Inn
lied humber Of subscribers the Office Of the Ball Room
The and magnificent ROTUNDA VII De most splen-
didly decorated and iiumna ted on this OCCASION
The subscribers will elect the Managers and several
soon practicable order make this SOlEE the most splendid
ever witnessed in this city. ....,r., -, ~
IL ha M w