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Ist of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.
=, ..~v ,uornine. especially for 1.-THE Crescent

In The First municipality designated in the following
w Inc Nos. commence at the Railroad and run up
kd tra2 Nos. commence above the Steamboat Land
h,er flaboaf Landing In Third m3 the Nos.
M Railroad and down. No. being Ferry whsrt.l
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Briggs.
Schooners.

Boston. ......L.P.T.
Br. Jonathan. LIP. T.
Col DeRussy.. :. Lite
lChns. Edmondson 8, m2
Commerce LIP. T.
Diedem .....L.P.T Tier
European ....L.P.T.
Eliza Frances .23,m2
Eveline Ross..L.P.T.
Fairy ....-...L.P.T.
Florinda 90. L.P.T.
Gen. Taylor LIP. L.
George Engs....l 0,m2
II. A Barling...l 0,m2
Harriet Halleck. s,m2
John Bell. -..L.P.T.
Kate Aubrey -. 9,m2
Louisa Sears. -. 8, m2
Louisiana Iona
Mary Filkins. -. lin
Mary Ellen ...L.P.T.
MaryLang'lon. . SINS
Mayljower Coast
Oregon .......L.P T.
Palladium -... S,m2
Sacramento. 80. g,m3
Stranger. -. .L.P.f.
Tom Hicks. ..L.P.T.
Topic .......L.P.T.
Wakefield :. .L.P.T Tier
w. H. Hazard. S,m2
VIM. Bryan...L.P.T.
| Vim. C.PrestonL.P.T.
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ORLEANS MARKETS.
8. CRESCENT OFFICE,
Ex;Jav Manning Nav lS49.

INN ~'-17AAe- M.fs
" CRESCENT OFFICE,
Friday Morning, May il. lS4S.S
4 .y-rle inquiry for Cotton was again quite ani-
4 non and The sales amounted to 1000 bales
r.,ooe. P,ices. especially for the qualities be-
.dvat ced 5sDl4 of cent, and we raise our
II W. accordingly.
- LEANS CLAssiFIcATIoN.
80 6D5laI Midiiing Fair. ..7l4Q7H
II6~'''.. 5!sd4s94 Ear ,ia.:;:.'......".aesgoo
..sgsIS7 lGood and Fine. .slaG0-
b@."-rbe stock actually on sale is now light, and
saloo,. zone sold. of which IL hhds, 10 A. at &c , do
sbn,, !, ~; 50 hhds.. Al A and IL r. on private
Hei.sS. IA. at 81. and 2 r. at 31ac. y ID.
% INT sNn MOL 150 to 200 hhds. of
GA "a At the same prices say 4ID4x for Fair.
sa Molasses at 13GDl5c for inferior and ordinary,
ts,S, for prime to choice reboiied.
~ busness in Flour was rather larger yeser
bWh--;,t lille or no change in prices. The sales
w. W-..,v s5O0 bbIs including the following lots :
rp W.. IN store at "a Issl. 200 do ST. Louis, and
ss..;. At a s.. 800 do st. Louis the Levee at
wy A extra Indiana at "a 40. and 100 do. choice
sm.aH7oebbl.
-Tbe stock is very light. and the sales were less
c0Es -. az which 1900 sacks white and yellow at =
y. Il a5k delivered, and ga sacks at 45c. q bushe
10 would bring NC. ,, o c..
Sales Of 4s0 sacks at 7a' ana Soo DO choice st.
Osi 10 The Leyce at Ale.
HsI%sIONS.-The Pork market was dull. and prices
Rsp' 9TH sales of $50 bbs. Mess at % so. 80 do at
.sne little Prime at IS 371sf0ss so y Dbl. OF
,..t, prime Sides sold at 81, do. Missouri Shout
~ nd do plain hams ut &c. y ID. We could hear
~ Of Lard worth reporting
Nv BAGs.-5OO0 new in bales brought 9lac. cash.
~ A cargo of 22O0 sacks Liverpool Coarse Grown
+ sasht 7sc n.;s ,e,>ar
y, proof at 1910.
essnHTs. - No new foreign engagement reported
~ American vessels claim I'D. for Cotton to Liver
= os to fill up are taken at 5-16d.
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STEALING TooLs-A man named Henry G. johnson
was arrested yesterday by officer Snger of the First Num-
cpay police for ang lot of tools from the
carpenters shop of Mr.. Stewart, in Magazine street.
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STEALING THE SPooNs-One of the sufferers by the late
fire on the Levee Jacy nhe Gandoto yesterday made a
davt before Recorder GenOs stating that large quantity
of silver wsre, comprising forks etc., which had
dug from the FIRE. he believed TO be seceted the
premises of Patrick Riley, who he thinks stole them A
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SENT DowN-William Aaward yesterday sent be-
fore the First District Court by Recorder Gen0s to
the charge of feonousy entering the premises Of No. 81
Nhartr afroof
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Alexander Stems, f. m. yesterday
of Canal and ROa streets suddenly fell to the ground
and expired in about five minutes The Coroner immedl
was returned The deceased cab driver by profession,
about Sc old and formerly belonged TO Peters Mard
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PURLoINING DREss.-One of the female SEX named
Arna Buckley yesterday accused another of the temi
nine gender. called Mary Ellen Dorman, of having come
into her room on the corner of Maas and ST. Louis Streets
and stolen therefom black silk dress valued at So Re.
corder Gencs issued for the of the fair
deIinguept,
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THE STOLEN PApERs.-Oficer McCiowan arrived yester
day from Cincinnati bringing with him all the which
had been stolen from the store o. Mr. Blanchard. Every
document and paper is safe-nOt is missing Thus
property to the of hundreds of thousands Of
dollars recovered The thieves, who had doubtless nfor
nation that they pursued succeeded In making their
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-11

WEEKLY PACKET LINEaFrom New Basin.
de- TUMPKA, SELMA. and al Ls 4As.t
Learcs N's,o Orleans EVERY THURSDAY. at P. NJ.
The new Light drsught steamship e OGDEN. Cag.ain
CON, OBTAIN Leonard, viii regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Monte We
port EVERY THURSDAY, at 4 O'Clock. P. N. One OF
the boats will be ready to receive freight at the New BASIN
and passengers may depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight passage apply
on board, at the New Basin. or to
HYDE s. OGLESBY, IL Poydras ST.
N "A Letter bag is at the Office OF the Agents. where
letters may be left mh9 tt
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LARCEN1Es-Charles Bernard and Harris Foley were ar
rested Yesterday the First Municipality for various LARGE
mics, and Isaac Hirsch for swinding.
STANDARDIZATION Savage arrested night before
last in the Third Municipality for stealing $50 from Thomas
Gaymor.
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EXTRA Pa <.
y Necessary a gn to p6eSre FIJI TREE MONTHS
EXTRA r. II FAY and collect BACK e s.o PAd IN
officers and soldiers who served in the late war l ~
with Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange d,fecuF
under Major Dashiel's office. . =,
Though the Paymaser has closed his Rolls in this ely me
undersigned still keeps his Office open to prosecute all claims
for Back Pay Extra Pay and has strustworthy gent
in Washington whose special uty it is to attend promptly
=" Oh ''''' VIM MONAGHAN
ap2l lm'-3dp Late Capt. COZ, 9th Regt. La. Vols.
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT

VINEG AR ESTABLISHMENT.
TIVE Undersigned is constantly unng and mas
/ for sale n very lperior article of VINEGAR. ga
which he will guar ntee to improve by age, and H
will deliver it. free of charges, in any part OF ~
the city or Lafayette at the following reduced
nces TO suitteti viz: Butts so gallons 5o arre
n Ssios AZ. Bayes 40 gallons cents gaHon. llbe-
ra discount made ta Wholesale customers. IN
ES line ronped nthe Post2iiee VIII he p9ncsah'
Corner Con,nn,n and Maras sts opposite Charity hospls
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Dry Goods by the Paekage
N. BRANDER SMITH,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 80 Gravier Street,
Offers for sale, entitled tc Debenture-
SHAWLS-Colored damask Canton Grape;
Plain white do do
SCARFS-Colored Damask Canton Grape;
Scarlet DO
do. embroidered Scarlet Crimson Cherry, Fink God etc.
SHAWI.S Rich embroidered white Canton Grape,
Rich m broidered scarlet and cherry do do.
Rich embroidered in blue, purple, green and cherry,
Super ~ extra and quality, fine emb d;
White Barge Satin Plaid Barge
Assorted do, embroidered hhge
Printed De Lame;
Printed Cashmere.
SILK--Tolc de plnle;
Tote du Nord;
Slnchews, fine article;
Black Serge; - ----,--- = .
Pongee Handkerchief large assortment OF new
and beautiful sty
Fancy Bsttiste Cravas;
Fancy Plaid Cravats: Black LeyanIue Cravats.
PR NTS-Light and DARK fancy, and Fuiniurei
English do do
ALSO
"A Brown Sheengs, Denims, Columbian Plads. rsndrlas
Flannel; Blue Cloth Cas-
sinner and Merno Understands d Psnts &c nnh27 Sm
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FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT.-lR the Fourth Distrlct
Court be ore Judge Srawbridge. the of Meeker
Lewis J. R. Conway tried yesterday The plain.
t ask that settlement of 60 cents the dollar, which
the defendant had made with his creditors should be set
aside the ground that had been preferred. The
controversy 1885 g. The could not
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RINGING BELLE.-A nice young man, of very ge7tcel
appearance named w Horton, yesterday made his
before Recorder GenOs stating he had been robbed I'D
OF ring by fair damsel named Mary Corks. seems that
Mary resides Custom house between Marais and
Franklin Streets where Mr. horton called her and made
her present of the ring In few days, how he de-
manded the article again This did not suit Mary who
would surrender the ring wheTeupon the young
man made COMPLAINT before the Recorder
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pretty gr named Marie Carmele Cadillet disappeared
from the house Of her father Jean Bapte Cadist and for
consulate for the loss of his child until he yesterday dis
covered that she had been deeoyed to certain house on the
where she then concealed Mr. Cadlet asked search
warrant of Recorder Genos, which was granted We can
too severely condemnation of such acts
this which sorry say have lately become too fre
quent Thus destroy the happiness OF parent and to
consign helpless and confding girl to eternal misery
and degradation a which would scarcely
sbe 10 be committed by human being The severeSt
punishment should be visited upon the perpetrators.
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A PERsEvEFING THIxr-one of the most reHeverng
of thieves Rchaid Evans About four weeks he
before the First District Court to be tined for stealing
calico the Second Municipality, and the police congratu
lated themselves that they had rid of him for time
But alas for human expectations their hopes doomed
to disappointment Night before last about or O'Clock
he discovered by Waterman board the steamboat
j. r. Dowell, attempting steal He made his escape
the Rockaway, adjoining vessel and the captured
Two o. her who in skIff waiting fer him. made
their before The EIst District Cpurt
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FURTHER REDUCTION.
Smiths and IIngineers.

AuLT & SEYMOUR-Julia street Next Door to
Commerce street, near the New Leyee,
RE fully prepared attend to ell kinds of s EA NJ
"A BOAT IRON WORK at the shortest notice. "a
PRiSS PATTERNS fusnished of all descip- 81 "a
tons REPAIRS TO BOILERS, and ali descrip- -
tons of Jobbng Work, will meet prompt attention. ~
Scales Repaired and Adjusted. my5 5faW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-11

NOVEL PoINT.-A singular and interesting point of law
came before the First District Court yesterday A
named James Murphy alias Wa;hburn, was put trial
fo larceny When he jury had been empanpellad, the
counsel for prisoner McHenIy pie ID bar to
Tier proceedings that the had before been acquitted of
the ame larceny He stated that the prisoner tired
joint Indictment for burglary and larceny and acquitted on
which the ustn Attorney caused another indictment for
larceny to be framed On endng for tie record it was
found that the prisoner had been indicted for
in the night wi intent commit larceny. Judge Me
Henry decided that he tiled only for and
not Tor the act ITSELF the plea I've oveued but stated
he should like to have the opinion of the Supreme court
the subject.
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ksszas For Havre-The 1 very fast sailing ship ST.
$780, CHARLES, Capt Ssgoy, having the greater part
Of her cargo engaged, viii have immediate dispatch.
For freight OF 3VJ bales cotton. apply
l.. Fl. GALE, go Common st.
For passage having handsome accommodations apply
tnd ri ap1i
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;t44 For Phade lphia --JNew Eiae-rhe new sud
{sss3 very fast sailing pact et bark IHEOXANAs Bor-
land, mestst, having most of her cargo engaged
will have quick dispatch for the above port. For bsance Of
freight o. passage having handsome ommodations apply
on board at Post6 Second NJ Municipality. ort0
myII C., j. MEEKER, 66 POydras ST.
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Sf1For Freight or Charter.-Tne brig ANN &
[Jzn ULIs, Of 1900 bbs capacity, coppeed and cop
per fastened, and rendy for .ea; Apply to-
A Y, I'll
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SHOWER-BATHS
NEW and Improved SHOWER-BATH, at the low
n price of S14-combinng Sol1er- Bath and Bathing
Twb-ay be found Mt No l52 Camp street also Patent
FAN-CHAlRS, OF various patterns For sale by
MRS. L. PAPE, 152 Camp street,
Opposite Lafayette Square.
IT, PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED by Good
Workman. mhN
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FOR MOBILE-D.fIIIY U. S. MAIL LINE.
rzzso The splendid low pressure Gr9
Packet Steamers ORE E.ssi hh-ssf
EEzsH. Hss<zA CON, Caps Il. A. Hem, ss7sssssysz
CALIFORNIA, Capt. c. l.. Reynolds, and JAMES L.
Day Capt WIN. T. Gibersou having been b1lL expressly
for tine Lake Trade, with accommodations, Che
Ladies Cabins all in State One Of the above
will leave the PontehartIau Railroad DAILY during
the week the arrival the Lake of the clock
Train of Cars, and of the O'Clock M on SUN
DAYS. For freight passage apply ou board. OF TO
ial4 ]. & Z. GEDDES. Asents, 10 Bank Place.
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DERSONS PURSUING THE TRADES, PROBES
SIoNS and OCCUPATIONS subeSi to Isata,inc
District are requested call the undersigned and take
LICENSES and those indebted 70 The STATE OF Lou
isiana for TAXES on REAL ESTATE. etc., are re-
que ted TO call and pay the same
The District is comprised between 81 Louis and Canal ss
tTs- Office in Exchange Alley, between Benvliie and
mi Inn THOMAS McKEON. Collector.
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TO THE LADIES,
MFRS. A. G. PARKER, No o3R CAMP Street, be-
Nl low Poydras is now selling off and under N--
cost her Stock of SPRING MILLINER com kssSSa49
prisng a variety of the Latest STYLES Ladies andT
Misses Fancy and Straw BONNETS, Dress ~&S
CAPS RIBBONS and FLOWERS, with an ASSIGNMENT
numerous to mention. IN N
c- Ladies in want of the above will do well to call
49, 49, ;yan 70 nprcb,sars ap27 I'm
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,zs4 Vessel Wanted To load for Boston, with full
HsFgsSY4 Cargo and immediate d patch.
myS6t DEWEY & CO, 81 Graver st.
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e. For Havre-The A l. fine and fast sailing ship
N3EIsfA MANCHESTER Capt Cone, having most OF
- her cargo engaged will have immediate dispatch.
Fol freight of 800 bales cotton apply to
L. I'll. GALE, SO Common ST.
on hoard
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-11

FIRST DIsTRIcT COuRT.-The Grand Jury for the May
empanueled and yesterday in the First
District Court 1t CONFUSED as follows Peter Coney I
Foreman A. EsdIa, J. B, Moner, $. s. Ltle6ed. Val
MOnegnt B. ., Pauche j. w. irightham, John Hughes,
George Hubbard /, Clsiter
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COASTWISE PORTS.

Eli Wanted for New York.-A vessel Of 1900 barrel
60 capacity to load for the above port Apply TO-
sss=-7 mig A. WETHERBY.
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The LATE STABBIss CAsE.-D. W. Conroy yesterday
appeared before Recorder Baldwin and made affidavit
follows: On the night Of the sh of May William Duncan
came to Henry Cassdys house Dryades street, within
the limits of the city and parish of Orleans and then and
there assaulted and shot Henry Cassidy deponen verify
believes, with six -bareed revolving pistol which shot
shot the said Cassidy seriously wounded and
ILL., and unable to attend to the prosecution and depo
Duncan assaulted shot ut, and seriously wounded the
said Henry Cassidy with and intent to kill the said
Henry Cassidy Duncan, learn, still lies too i'll to be
moved while Cassidy is fast recovering.
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1649.

TIE WFATHKR.-Yes'eriay was dry enough day, as
far the sky concerned though parts of the city do
somewhat affected by There no shower yesfer
daynot drop of rain fe-bu. the shone brightly and
beautifully almost all day that the mud in those
ovefowed, has almost disappeared. This consider.
able relief pedestrians in general and the ladies paIc-
uar who may without fear of song their
elegant dresses We hope the recent rains have improved
the prospects of those planters who had previously been
planning of drought
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IL. For LiverpooL-The A and fast sailing ship
srTk JAMES CONNER, Capt. Conner, will have
ssas quick Dispatch For freight of 300 bales cotton
pnly to L. ii. GALE, SO Common ST.
For passage apply on board, myI0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-11

FVNHE subscriber offers sale, the well known stand
l. No. 81 CAMP Street. one OF the x7ssz5--ssss,
largest of FURNITURE
in the city, at prices which cannot fail - ezE9
to suit the most economical The stock 81
varied by arrivals and will be offered at prspHte
safe low as the same can be purchased at auction
Buyers from the country invited examine tor them
selves Regular Auction Sales of Furniture, etc. etc.,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
JOHN e. l.. SOLOMON.
an19 Jmis Camp street Auction Mart.
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SHIFS-SHIPS.

=. For LiveTpool,-The A 1. fast sailing ship ME-
&dfE BALLOON Capt. Handlett, will have quick dis
ssssss patch For freight of 200 bales cotton appy TO
l.. III. GALE, SO Common st.
BASS N N
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|0RT OF NEW ORLEANS:
[nupE. q 81 N.-LoreIrupr 90 Win Time. Oh.
Cleared Yesterday.

49, CIeared TesferddY:
ghamplain. Miller Liverpool, Jenkins & Buddendorff
neaY ware. Mason Liverpool, Jenkins Buddendorff
huisl Glover, Triple. Liverpool, Giffney Il Lowell
u lcusa Gunby, Richmond, j. H. Ashbridge
4 ksnaissancc. Buisson, Tampico. o. Wickham
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
GEOEGE

Wholesale and Retail Grocer s. Commission Merchant
NJ II RO.N STORE.
s now in receipt OF his FALL. SUPPLY of IRON
D STEEL, GROCERIES, DOMESTlCS, SC. &c, con.
sisting IN part Of 80 tons rolled and hammered Iron, embra.
cling almost every size, and comprising the most general and
stock ever offered by any house in Lynchburg
5000 lbs. cast, shear and bllstered Steel.
20 hhds and tIerces n. o., Porto Rico and SAINT,
Cruz Sugars, from common to the best.
30 boxes and tierces LOAF, crushed, and powdered do
100 bags Rio, lagoira, AIaraeaibo and Java Coffee.
10 boxes Imperial and Gun powder 1eas,
l chest best %gunpowder do
$50 sacks Salt, Liverpool,
10 kegs Nails and Spikes Sd TO 6 in spikes,
30 9. lining and box do do
1850 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
10 hhds and bbls N. o. and W. |. Molasses,
tieree Stuaits s~n6arhouse Syrup,
l tiercc fresh Rice,
1000 lbs. prime Western Bacon,
200 " Horse Shoes,
100 " Horse Shoe Nails,
800 !" Harness Leather,
70 boxes sperm, taliow and adamantine Candles,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns No. 4 to Is,
500 /" Wool Rolls,
1,5O0 " N. @. Clarified Sugars,
10 bbls Tanners Oil,
100 gals. winter Sperm Oil,
100 g Solar Oil,
Obbls. No. 3 Mackerel,
10 " N. {. Tar,
81 boxes Tin Plate l0x1i and 14x2o,
15oJ boxes American andanssian Sheet Iron,
8 bbls. pirkling Vinegar,
ZoSo ibs' RIO, Havana, and Brazil Sugars,
~ bales l)omcstics, Oznaburgs, &c.
Is tons Lump Plaster,
800 lbs. Western Feathers,
AZ bbls. Supcrfne and Family Flour,
, boxes and half boxes I~anghorne * Armisteads
and Burton s Mays, Chewing Tobacco, very
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22

,riH do to pu, guano ia the hill with cra"-ihai one
hundred pounds Of gnano. mixel with a bad Of mould
and haifa bushel II plaster. PER acre, will increase the
rreduclis . capacity Of The land Described st The st,nd-
ard Indicated BY the 6rs, qaestion-iha, the pIas,er. by
~combining with The slready fnrmed ammonia In the gu
sna. will iIam The ~ulphaie &c amlneni., which. not being
volatile. will tend IN prevent the injury Of firing 10 the
corn apTseleeded while. Al the same lime. its no,rnise
properties will not be impaired, but will be gradually
yielding up 10 supply the wants Of he corn plants.
?. With regard 10 the operation Of" Cinppef's F'rii-
fi.er,' we have 10 personal experience. and cannui there
FIRE. undsrtake 10 speak advisedly NJ its meitafaiing ef
flis. It's virtues, however. are very highly sustained BY
The Certificates u sumo gentlemen. 10 whose judgment
we eunide. " ho have used II and, IL these virtues are
sqaal Ia The representa- inns msJe Of them, we presume
HAT one barrel per acre, applied 10 corn In the hill would
produce The desired effect. As The ammonia in it IS In a
%snlphaie form no fears need he bnpteleBded II Il burning
The corn. 1t uight ro'sibly be worth much more than
the = 81 IA dry both. Surh experiment would test the re-
iaire vaide IL zach. We kno. the powers of guam,
have faith in The fertilizer. but. without pefsaosl
knowledge. cannot gel our Guns III to speak definitely
npon the subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
Virginia:

A / rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Hustines
"A Court, held in and for the Corporation of Lyncbburp. on
the I'd day of September, 1919.
Edmund Logwood plaintiff
against '
hammond *. Beach, and John c. Shackleford and John
o. ice"ellen,l IT., late merchants and partners, trading under
,he hrln and style OF Shackleford * Lewellen, and The said
John c. Shackleford, Individually, Drfendan,s
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Hammond II. Beach and John C.. Shack
ieiofd, not having entered their appearance and given secur;.
y according to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence. that no.,
are not inhabitant~ot hiscountry: 1t is ordered. ,hat the s.id
defendants do appear here on the first day of the next term
and answer the amended bill of the plaintiff: and that a onn
d ms order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper mini.
cd II the town OF lynchbarg, Tor two months s,,ccessvsIy
me posted a the front door OF the court house, in the sa;i
town. A~cory-Tes,e,
SEPT '-W-m NJ BENAGH, GIN.