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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-04
Marine Insurance !!

VI,HE Subscriber having received The Agency of the
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
N. j. Chartered 1920 for the City of Portland and
vicinity, will issue Policies to amount not exceed
ing S., 600 on any risk, On vessels, and
freigts, favorable terms as other Institutions.
Losses sustained will be promptly and honorahly adj
iusted, and paid IN money cnrrent mt the Banks in
this city within thirty DAYS after proof of the loss and
adjustment aud in of dispute in the settlement
of clams the company will abide The decisions of the
Courts of this State Of Name
CALEB S. CARTER, Agent,
as Exchange st.
Portland, Dec 90 l847, 7Sd49
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NEW STOCK AT
" The Centre Street Market J!

rVNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the in
habltanls OF this city that he has just repeDished
and opened an entire new stock OF Gopds in his line,
at the well known "Centre Street Market. Tender
ing his sincere thanks to his customers for
their liberal patronage in times past, he hopes they
will continue such patronage under the add Onal in
ducements which he offers them. In future, as
in time past his goods will be OF the best quality, aud
at as low prices as at any place in the city.
The Sto, at the g. Centre Street Market "consists
in part as follows ALL kinds of FRESH PRO
VISIONS! such Beef, Pork, Poultry, Butter,
Cheese, Eggs, Apples, Potatoes &C., the best the
market VIII afford also, Lard, Flour, Meal. Rice,
Raisins Specs, ground and ungronnd Confection-
AIRY Candles, Soap, Oil, Moiasses, Suga, Vinegar of
Palmer's manufactured Earthen and Stone Ware,
Wooden Ware. Common Crockery Ware, &c, &c.
Those in want of of the above articles are in
vited to call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM JOY.
Bath, Dec. %, 1847. d47
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Dwelling House for Sale b!

THE Subscriber offers for sale at a bargain, the
L house. garden and ontpuildings now occupied
by himself, situated Middle st next north Of Capt
kodbird's The house Is in perfect repair is conven
lent, and has an excellent cellar.
AlsO-a good House lot. situated on said street,
next north of Rev Mr. Palmers, and is pleasantly 10
Gated. As the subscriber wishes to change his place
residence, the above property will be sold at al
gain. For further particulars apply to -
Bath, Dec. %, 1547. l2d49
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-04
ANNALS for 1913.

SPLENDID Annals for Christmas and New YEARS.
~ presents. among which are
The Gem of the Season, cont aiming twenty
beautiful eneravngs, executed in mezzotint.
The Amaranth, Friendships Gift Christian
Keepsake. Friendship altering Christmas Blossoms.
The Gem for 1913 The Gilt OF Friendship.
Also good variety of Juvenile Books, both pleas
ing and Instructive,
For sale by IL. HYDE, at the Bath Bookstore.
3wd3fUQ
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-04
EVENING SALES.
At the Auction Rooms,

EVERY Wednesday and Saturday Evenings ihrc
~ the Season, for Sales of Staple and Fame,
Dry Goods, Haldware. Crockery. &C, &c.
Bath, AprI42. d. eff.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
s. w. HEATH Il CO.,

HAVE great variety of Goods Suitable for presents
IL such as Card Receivers Cologne Stands. French,
and German Vases, French and Bene China Jugs,
Cake and Fruit Baskets, Silver plate Cake Baskets,
and great variety of articles too numerous to men
ton. lad4l
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Notice.

rENHE Copa rtnership heretofore existing under the
firm name of SAWYER & SEwALL. as Councillors
and Attorneys at Law, IL hereby by mutual consent
dissolved. Said Sawyer Is to settle up said FIRMS
business, and pay all debts owing by sad firm. All
debts due said firm. by note, account, otherwise,
10 said Sawyer, who is hereby fully au-
recei We collect the same, and to use the
name OF said fm in the settlement of said business.
B. F.. SAWYER,
]. s. SEWALL.
Bath, Nov. 9th, ls47.
N. B. All persons having claims against the late firm
Of Sawyer K Sewall or the subscriber, requested
10 present the for payment Persons indebted to
either are respectfully requested to call and settle with
the Undersigned al the office of Sawyer & Gilbert.
Bath, Nov. 6, lS47. 6wd5w4 b. F. SAWYER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS STORE,
p. w. WOODLIEF.

NO 27 CH4RTRES STREET,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public
II generally that he has Just opened at the above establish
ment well selected stock of French, English, German.
Swiss and American Goods, to which he invites their
particular attention His stock consists principally OF the fol
lowing articles, viz:
Rich CashmeIes and Mousseines de Lame plain and fig
ured; rich 0mure, changeable and figured Silks; black,
watered and plain Silks MernOs black and cOlOed Alpa-
cas-; black Bombazines; French and American Prints Cash
and silk Shawl; rich Canton Shaws; embTOi-
dered Collars and Capes wOsted and cotton Shawls and
HandkeFchefs; wOsed and cotton Damasks Diapers and
Table Sets; linen cambria Handkechets. embroidered and
new styles; cotton, silk and wooen Hosiery misses and
boys Hosiery; Gloves; Cravats fancy HandkeTchefs er
and silk Shirts and DTawers Worsted Paids for children
Linens; Lawns; ETC. etc. etc.
e He also invites the attention of Planters to complete
assortment of PLANTATION GOODS consisting of
Kerseys Lnseys COttons Flanne, Blankets, Hosiery.
CAPS, etc. etc. n6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

EUROPEAN FEUDAL PRIvILEGEs.-Bertin, Oct
I0.-The republicans and progressive men OF all
shades here are socialists and the universal opinion
is that the great question to be decided IS that Of
the land. The great estates Of the feudal proprle-
tors must be got out of their exclusive possession
and given to the people, as all the men have
talked with declare: the problem is whether this
shall be done by an agrarian law taking the feudal
estates from their owners without compensation,
by associatng the peasants with the propretors.
The former measure is the one more likely to pre-
vail An entering wedge into the whole system of
feudal privileges was driven yesterday IN the As
semby here. 1t consists in the abolition of the
exclusive right Of hunting which the nobility have
hitherto enjoyed. They tried hard TO get a money
compensation for it, and failed. The principle thus
being formally adopted that the holders OF these
privileges shall receive no compensation on their
being taken from them, the radicals regard it as a
logical consequence that they should receive no
compensation for their landed esates to which it is
said they have no better claim than to the exclu-
sive privilege of hunting, both being alike the per
petuaion Of robberies committed by the robbers of
the middle ages against the People.-Ertract from
Boston ChronOtype
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IT.

LITERARY LADIEs.-A writer in the New York
Tribune, giving an account Of literary soiree in
that city, describes the feminine portion of the
company as follows:
The ladies scattered all about as thick as sa yet we
do not know how 10 approach them There is the stately
Mrs Seba smith, bending automatically over the centre.
table, and talking in bright cold steady stream ike an
antique fountain by moonlight and yonder nestled under
light shawl Of hefaldc red and blue, like bird escaped
om its cage and already longing get back again. IS the
spiritual and dainty Fanny Osgood capping her hands and
Growing ike baby Next her, sits, quiet pet lamb the
pse and Dgaaqte Mrs. Ellet. her sparkling black eyes,
humid with the glitter Of wicked repaee she has been
forging II She not in Rome might have on
the opposite side Of the table Miss Fuller her large gray ewes
ampng inspiration and her thin quvenng liz prophesypg
like PyOness Wonder by the fireplace SITS the dark eyed
and poetic laced Grace Greenwood ticking earnestly and
casting bright Chances Of amhent defiance around her a. If
she loved yet condemned everybody Behind her in a low
armchair which sways gently TO half mumured tune sits
the heart and soul Of tenderness and poetry in the plump
and temporal Der.On of Lydia Maria Child she never leaves
her retreat and sings oude and sweetest from her
Is strange that should have encountered her here
amid this gay parade OF beauty and distinction Though
well deserving place anywhere by virtue Of the depth and
purity Of her genius her iervd and eFmaseng worship Of
the beautiful and the sincerity and classic simplicity of her
SOUL yet she al too seldom Tays from hOme and
now TO be uneasy and restless she fancied the
about 10 compress and aen every body -and she de-
tests flat people,"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

100 FIGHTING MEN FOR YUCATAN!
TIME undersigned, having received commission from
i the gallant Colonel GEORGE w. WHITE, ~
Commander of the American Volunteers, to raises
III a accompany Of MO UNITED MEN to (ff@WA
~ aid the patriots of Yucatan in dnving=s-z.-@
1syl the Indians from the cities and villages which
~ they have desecraed by their nhuman atrocities,
will commence forthwith to organize a company OF
ONE HUNDRED FIGHTING MEN
The patriotic Government of Yucatan acting in spirit
of chvaOus iberty worthy of their Castlan ancestors
have guaranteed the American troops who will and them
in their present struggle against the babsous foe So
month"; with good rations comfortable clothing, and
$40 ACRES OF LAND.
The vast treasures taken by the Indians from the cities and
villages of the whites which they have pUndered now
deposited the hacienda OF Bacaar and can easily be re-
oafured bv small force of resoiue and determined troops,
if the attack is not too long delayed. s
late Captain Louisiana Battalion Mounted Men.
E5S@ Rendezvous at Devereauxs house, corner Of St
Charles and Poydras streets Mo q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

THE CHOLERA We have been permitted to
copy the following extracts from letter addressed
to a friend by Charles T. jackson. 1t will be seen
that he thinks NewEngand will again escape, and
the reasons he gives for this expectation will be
read with interest at this time:
lido not believe that the Asatc Cholera will prevail 10 any
considerable extent in the NewEngland States for the
logical character Of the country appears to be opposed to
believe made reference TO the influence of eacaTeous soils
in the induction of Cholera in my letters to DR. James Jack
the Cholera in Vienna which letters published
in the Autumn Of 1882 in the Boston Medical Magazine
here send you extract from lecture which delivered
Boston the 3st of December 1884 and have several times
repeated in this and other places where have lectued
The progress of the Asatc Cholera shows also that there
such thing medical geology for the cities situated
limestone tertiary soils have always suffered most severely
from that scOurge."
have repeatedly advied that on the occurrence of the
Cholera in this country persons who might be earfnl OF that
England We have night to infer that, since has
visited the granite countries Of Switzerland Tyro in
since did in the primary districts of Mane New
Hampshire. Vermont Massachusetts, while it did follow
and along the Mississippi that the cacaFeous soil
had much do with the production Of the disease We
through the cacaeous districts Of the Western States
much disturbed by the action of bcarbonae Of lime, which
infer that such disturbing might render the oonsu-
ton more liable to the Cholera, which has is seat in the
trace the eoure of the Asiato Cholera and then examine
into the geological character on its track and you will find
that II is ealcareOus and that the principal nduses ut
may call them) Of the diseases tertiary bottoms
where the springs and welwaters are highly charged with
Of The cacaTeous tertiary basins and IN those cities on know
the Cholera committed its most fearful Tavagss It is TO be
hoped that the introduction of the Cochuate water into
Boston viii prove sautaTy TO the people in than
have been generally thought Of wnuld observe that al.
though Boston wewater contains salts of lime in large
portions there but few wells that contain much Of the
9carbonae and the munate OF lime and suiphate OF ne
DO NOT the peculiar disturbances resulting from what
Your most obedient servant and friend
II
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cHARLEs NYsTRANp.

CHEMIST. AND DRUGGIST, No. 2 DIAMOND
- Row, at the corner Of Fchouptouas and Delord a
streets, keeps hand ample and well SO
Sf assorted stock Of American, English, French ~
a Nand German DRUGS and MEDICINES, BY -
Os~drect importation Oa the best houses in the North
and in Europe - .
b. He viii always keep hand COLLODION Of
his own manufacture a new remedy Justly celebrated by
professional gentlemen for wounds Ne He would also
advise families constantly 10 keep IT for contingencies The
directions for its use W accompany each bottle. ship
and Steamboat Medicine Chests supplied at the rate
s. any ether wholesale establishment MO em
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zine WAToHEs. JEWELRY, &c.

Il A; TYLER, 80 CAMP STREET, has now on hand
IA. and IS receiving By every steamer, Gold, ~
Lever, Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES, Of all 4gs5A
the best makers AlsO-Fob; Vest ~ "a
- ~ and Guard CHAINS, SEALS, tesAse2a
- - and KEYS, in great variety Gold Pens,
Pencils, Thlmbles Buckles sc Fine Bracelets, Brooches,
Necklaces, Rings, Sverwae, Spoons and Forks, Ladies'
Castox Cups, Pitchers Trays, Plated Casor. Tea Sets,
Candlestcks Uns rich Fancy Goods, Lubins hne Per-
fpmery-tOgether with great variety of articles too
nuneous mention. AlsO-SPECrACLES, with Gold,
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames, and Glasses Of every
knd-Eye- Protectors &c. &c constantly on hand and
fitted to suit the eye at short notice. nl5
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Splendid Assortment of
WINTER CLOTHIN G:

NO 10 CAMP STREET
THE subscriber has lately returned from the North where
he has devoted his time to the manufacture of large and
we'll assorted stock Of CLOTHING, which, for style and
finish cannot be surpassed.
Gentlemen purchasing at RETAIL and dealers at wholesale,
are invited to call and examine for themselves.
The following articles offered at lower price than can
be sold By any other establishment of the kind in the South
eTn Country
Black Cloth Dress and Frock COATS.
Black Blue Brown and Olive PALETOTS and SACS.
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS.
Super super Black DOeskin PANTS.
D'Orsay COATS of every description.
Gold mixed and Brown Tweed SACS.
Super Embroidered Black Cashmere VESTS.
White MaHeilles (POka)
rs I'm M. BARNETT, 10 Camp street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

WHOLESALE EXTERMINATIoN.-It was stated
recently, by Rev. Mr. Chiniguy, in public meet
ing at Montreal, that be had list of fifteen fami-
lies, once among the wealthiest of Montreal, who
have all been destroyed by iniemperance. Their
aggregate fortunes, few years ago, amounted to
100000, Now they have disappeared entirely,
root and branch solely through the influence of in
oxcating liquors. He had another list of fourteen
families, Of various occupations, whose aggregate
fortunes amounted to 81 100000, who have also
disappeared, from the same cause; and another list
Of five hundred and seventeen families, who re-
sided in fourteen parishes, and We're all once com
paritivey wealthy, but are all now destroyed by
liquor except remnants scattered through the States
and elsewhere. 1t is thus that intoxicating liquors
destroy the human race.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17
CARRIAGES !-OARRIACEs

T EASTERN PRICES at me Commission CAR-
"A RIAGE REPOSITORY, No 90 W]EK 81
st. CHARLES street, opposite the Com q 49,
mercia Exchange.-On hand and constant. ezsE~es7{s
ly receiving FASHIONABLE CARRI- Xl& - ~
AGES Of the latest styles direct from the
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUG
GIES, &C. &c. for STYLE finish and price equal to any
market Customers invited call and for themselves
ie6 6m H. s. SMITH, IS St Charles st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

A Coon PACKER. =" You are an excellent
packer" said a bon-vivant TO a waiter who
brought him bottle Divine ofvery scanty measure.
e. don't understand you, sir" replied the at
tendant.
g You have contrived to pack a quart of wine
into a pint decanter," was the explanation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

THE PASSION STRONG IN DEATH. - While
Morel, the great scholar and punster, was employed
on his edition of Hebraisms, one day, he was loid
that his wife was suddenly taken i'll.
" have only two or three sentences TO TRANSLATES
and then I n come and look at her"
A second message informed him she was dying
have only two words to write, and VIII be
there as soon as you are, replied Morel
At length, he was told that his wife was dead
81 IN sorry for it; indeed, she was very honest
woman -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17
DR. MnNsNG. pental surgeon,

DR. MENSING, Dental Surgeon
HAVING returned to the city of New Orleans from his
tour IN the North and East Is prepared 60
70 perform all operations appeTainag TO the
IE Ell io dad has become acquainted with
College of Dental Surgeons of Baltimore Md His prices
for operations are IN proportion to suit the times. alt
TooTH-AoHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by Dr. LfENSTNG'S
TOOTH-ACHE ELIXIR, no charge. E5g~ Office
No 50 BaTOnne street, 4th door above Common St. New
IL Office 50 Baronns street. Al door abeDe Common
INVEST Practical DENTIST, 112 ST. Charles St.
EE@ WarrGnted for Ten Years. 81
FTsHE SUBSCRIBER having introduced c..
l. into his practice and improved
method of FILLING TEETH with Gold, VI $3.50
by which double the amount OF density is A4-l-IJ
produced, prepared to warrant every filling where the
Tooth is eonstitutonaly good and healthy Ten Years
Also whole and half sets OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH, either
blocks Of carved work. with false jaw and gums, with
single separate Teeth may be preferred, mounted on
Gold Plate and confined by atmospheric pressure, sufficiently
firm 10 sustain weight of sixteen pounds will be furnished
better terms and Of better quality than be procured
at any other Dental establishment in the South
~ ]. W. refers to the following gentlemen who have
honOFed him with their patronage:
Prof STONE. Sykes HYDE.
. MoRPHY. STURGEs & WRIGHT.
- DIMITRY. MORPHY Il MENUS.
Dr. BENBROoR. robson y ALLEN.
N. B.-Dentss supplied with Gold Foil and Plate Oh
hce, No. liz ST. CHARLES street. slo om
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

VINO SAYS ONO Is NOT FRUIT STATE I'VE
have this season fruited, and had presented as
ruted in this State over one hundred varieties of
Pears-over one hundred and fifty varieties of APP
ples-more than thirty Of CherrieS-over forty of
Peaches. and some twenty-five OF thirty of Plums.
This is only Of the Northern part of the State. In
the Southern portion, and also through the interior,
the number Of varieties, as well quaityi sufii-
Gent as we think, satisfy eastern men that Ono
can grow some fruit-C Cleveland Herald.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

FRESH FALL GOODS.
KTOW RECEIVING a full assortment, purchased mostly
IN for CASH at AUCTION in the North and by agency
in Europe which will be offered neahy importation prices:
Plain Black SILKS, all widths;
Satin striped and Watered SILKS;
Tafeta Gacie do.
Changeabls Giacie do. very rich;
CASHMERES and MUSLIN DE LANES:
Raw Six PLAIDS;
Striped POPLINS and Alpaca TABBlNET;
COlored Plaid ALPACA and Worsted PLAIDS:
Black Cashmeres de LANES, Alpacas and BombaZnes
French CAIICOES and GINGHAMS;
French MERlNOES. light c0Os;
MUSLIN DE LANES solid COLOR;
Florence SILKS, all cOiOrs;
Embroidered SWISS MUSLIN, for evening dresses:
New style Embr'd COLLARS and CHIMEZETTESi
Baious celebrated KID GLOVES;
Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFS, a great variety
Ladies' and Misses English HOSIERY; with exten-
siye supply of HOUSE FURNISHING and PLANTA-
TION GOODS, which will be, as usual, offered at whole
sale Prices at NOLAN'S,
nj I'M corner o Charles and Canal streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
VN7E axe storage floor, second story, y
w dry and dark place, 1000 bags. Also N anotas
store from 1000 to 30 600 bags Merchants having coiee
store viii nd to their 70 call and our
warehouses EMERSON. TOBRNE n co.
APO I55 TehoupitoBias street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

New D1soOvERY-Dr Connel's Mixture, fortsonOnhga
and Geet Seminal illusions and Weakness Of the UieIa
Bladder This Mixture contains injurious article what
ever but possesses tonic properties Of real efficacy and more
congena to the constitution than other medicine used
for these complaints Freed from the Rauseatng qualities
attending and the MIXTURES ~ VIII be Ound
agreeable the palate and pleasant TO the stomach and Wi
cure any case all pay refused forlt II IS equally good
and certain for femaesSod only at 80 POydIas street.
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nTETp WAREHOUSES;

HEMP WAREHOUSES.
VHESTERN AND PECshlAS- De a1sell 1ei4 nay lne
w devoted the upper hOors of the Pbfsniz andi MN
Western Warehouse exclusively 70 the storage OF
HemD In order 10 meet the views Of the Board OF -
arsreparsd to receive and store the article
terms Having number of presses in the
ssae bindings they also prepared at any moment to So
80 and ~ the neaset manner and at low rates
~ EMERSON, TOURNE s. co.
apo 1853 TchOupitouas 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

E1iCkLES60 eases Uuderwood's, gallons, half gglons
a and quarts, FOR sale by DENTON & BARRETT,
nl0a q and q GavieF St.
DIARIES FOR 1s4o.
w = nave gust received our supply of DIARIES Tor
- a4 comprising lObt different sizes viz Cap tislf
zap rocket and Miniature. For sale cheap By
80 ID. FELT y CO., StatoHeT's Hail.
hA4@ "a Chairs street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

% solemn philosopher announced, as the re-
suit Of his deliberate reflections that It was re-
markabe evidence Of the goodness Of Providence
that great rivers always run by great towns.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

NO AUMBQSs -. - -.
UPWARDS of 1000 bottles of DR.. COLEMAN,S
" GONORRCEA MIXTURE have been sold during the
past year. without complaint in nge instance Over ten
dozen used in our u S. Hospital This M cne chai
enges competition both in the point of taste an certainty
Of cure where il fails the money will be refunded in every
case k- Sold By II. KENNEDY, "a Chanres street, and
at DR.. A. w. COLEMAN'S TONIC BiTTERS DEPOT
pnVpP &c cf-s-' ~usf8 cVVH9-S
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

~ An imp0st0r who adOpled the Distinguished
name Of John Smith, has been fully exposed in
Boston, by girl whom he sedueed at Halifax.
lie is thought TO be the person who has been adyer-
tised in the western part Of New York as an impos-
tor. Among his papers was a certificate OF his
marriage with woman named Ann Spence, seve-
raj years ago Maria Crannage, the girl he had
with him. was delivered over 10 the care of Father
Augustus, who conveyed her to the House of Re-
fuge for Destitute Females. She did not wish to
return to Halifax, lest she should disgrace her
parents
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

NOTICE.
4 WILL PAY NO DRAXAGE in future, except 70
si s0'S VINO nave a w e MUIR. a St Charles st.