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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-19

NEW ORLEANS S.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10
From the West Indies.

from the West Indies.
by the arrival of the Great Western at New
York, in four days from Bermuda, we have Two
weeks later news from the British West Indies
The Sugar crop at Barbados has been ascer-
tanned to be good, and the amount of the weld of
the Island estimated at 80 OGO hogsbeads snpar
and l0,5S7 puncheons of moasses. The ground
planted for the coming season is greater than ever
before, and 10, coo hogsheads is not thought an ex
travagant estimate Of the export of uextvear. Tl
ST. Lucia Palladium of August 26lh has these r.
marks upon the sugar crop of this and the mast
year -" From the LIST of January to the 2lst inst
we exports amount TO $500 hhds., l78 uerees, and
1893 bbls. Of sugar III puncheons of molasses
and u puncheons of rum Compared with the ex
ports of the corresponding date last year. this ac-
count exhibits a surplus of 309 hhds. 100 tierces
and 1888 bills sugar; 2S6 puncheons Of moiasses.
and a decrease of SO puncheons of rum After the
2lst OF August, last year, two vessels Castres and
Ruby, took the residue of the crop, which amount
ed to a total of 1889 hhds., rs Iierces, and 1913
bbls.-equal in all to 1920 hhds of sugar, 574
puncheons Of mOlasses, and l07 puncheons of rum
Now the two vessels at present receiving cargo
the Monarch and Osbert, will probably take 45O
hhds., which, with the addition of at least $50
hhds., which are likely to await the later vessels
would bring up the total sugar cropof 1913 to about
5000 hhds., or about 500 hhds. over the exports of
last year"
In Jamaica, the elections for the Assembly were
nearly over, and it seems that the retrenchment
party opposed to the colonial executive government
have obtained majority.
The Hayten intelligence by this arrival is not
later, but somewhat fuller than before received.
President Solouque had ordered Gen. Siemien to
be shot, with five others and but for the earnest
protest of the American and British Consul, sew
enfeen others would have been execufad Silis.
mems offence was that he had attempted to excite
a revolution, while Solouque was absent on his
Dominican expedition.
The news from the French Islands of Martinique
and Guadalupe is 10 Aug 18th. There was very
great discomfort, because the Home Government
had not promptly paid the indemnity due for the
slaves. The disturbances occasioned
by the popular elections had mainly subsidized. At
the end of July there were 239 persons in prison at
Point-a-Pere for violations of the public peace,
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CAUSE FOR THANKFULNEss. - The following
anecdoe shows the perseverance and eurioSitv III
some Of the daughters Of g Mother Eve.'' Besides
one gentleman and two ladies, travelling in a stage
coach in Vermont, there was a small sharpfe3-
tured, black-eyed woman, who had Questioned her
further to do, until the arrival Of a LADY, deeplV
yelled, and dressed in mourning, who was no
sooner in, and seated, than the little woman com
menced her examination as follows, viz: Have
you lost friends g. " Yes, have.o " Was thew
near friends % g Yes they was" Was they re-
lations - Sc Yes, they was g How near ~ A
husband and brother.' "Where did they die -
" Down to Mobile" "What did they die with 10
" Yaller Fever" g Was they long sick 4" g Not
very :" Was they sea faring men % /" Yes they
was Dn you get their chiSts ?'' g Yes, did .
" Was they hopefully pious % g hone and trust
they was. " Well, if you got their chists and
they was hopefully pious, you have great reason
to be thankful"
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Iowa OUTLAws.-A late number of the Iowa
Republican has long article about the doings of
gang of horse thieves in that part of the country,
IN which it is said that these have secured the
election of their tools to judicial offices, and thus
succeeded in shielding themselves when detected
in their depredations.
In Van Buren, county (says the Republican, after
the citizens by the most indelatigabe and praise
worthy exert0ns and weeks of toll and hard riding,
the loss of several valuable horses by fatigue and
as many hundred dollars in m1ney-to say nothing
OF frozen fingers, toes, ears, and faces-succeeded
IN capturing some fifteen Of the leaders, with as
many stolen horses,) some of whom plead guilty
before the examining justice, but not one of whom
did they succeed in bringing to punishment
In view OF the facts above stated, and the many
theits lately committed in this neighbOrhOod and
! the adjoining counties, numerous organization of
the citizens of Linn and Jones' counties have taken
| the matter in hand and administered retribntive
| justice upon the notorious John Wilson, who has
| for many years been known as one of the leaders
| of the gang in Northern Iowa. He was found dead
! on the prairie, perforated with bullets. He was
overiallen on one of his excursions with extra sad
die and bride, provisions and camp equpage, trav-
| elhng without road and avoiding settlements.
! few days previous to this, one of the thieves
by the name Of Forbes had been seen in the neigh
borhood, where he has family This being made
! known, the company assembled and went IN pur-
sun, Dut utce was illneuldtely given by the salu
| " telegraph" and Of course the thief escaped.
Those by whom he had been constantly harbored
were then Intercepted, and though they made
many contradictory statements, vet the company
were not at all satisfied that they were fully in the
secrets of the thief and left them. Two DAYS sub
sequent to this, they learned other facts which
satisfied them that they knew all. They then re-
! turned, and by lynching some and threatening
| others, obtained confession and information OF
the whereabouts of Wilson, who they said had
stolen the horses from Benton county, and sold
them near Cascade, and who was then on another
/ excursion. The company pursued and overlook
Were notified to leave the country which they have
since done. Wilson had on his person some $50 in
/ good money, some counterfeit, a large bunch Of
! skeleton keys, aud a $50 Treasury note, all Of
| which were left on the body.
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Clothing Clothing 49,. Clothing!
RY ]. b. BLACHE.


Are now receiving steamer Falcon and other arrivals
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS.
Among which will be found complete assortment OF
Plain. Plaid Striped and Watered BLACK SILKS: Fan.
oy, Figured, Changeabe and Broche Silks latest stye
CooTed satlns White and Black do; COored and White
eros d'Airque Conl6 and Glaze Silks; Colored Flor
9@ces Black rape White and ColOred do Grape Lisle;
Illusion, etc.
Black, Plain and Printed Csshmerss and Mouselins de
LANES Black Bombazine; Alpaca Lustfes Ginghams,
and variety Of new style Dress Goods
WHITE GOODS
Sw1s and Book MUSLINS Tarletans; Cambria
Jeconeis Bishop Lawn Linen Cambic; Striped and
Plaid Cambria Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded skirts
Fancy Nets etc.
LACEs AND EMRRCIDEREs
Thread Laces and Edgings; Lisle and Muslin do do
Bobbn and silk do. do. Jaconet and Swiss Trimmings
Embroidered CaDes, Collars, Culs and MantiIlas: Lace
Wells Lace FlOuncing; Embroidered L. c. Handler
Chiefs Riviert and Hem stitch do Tape and Plain Dor.
dered DO; Ladies' Fancy Silk Ties and Handkerehieis
Gentemen's Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats
sHAWLs, SCARFs AND SILK ArANTILLAs.
complete assortment Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
GLOVES. all kinds silk, Cotton and Wooden no.
SlERH Steel Beads; Purse Silk Sewing Silk Zephyr
WoBtei Pins Needles Pearl Buttons Oil Silk; Whale.
bones Black and colOrsd SILK PRINCES and TRIM
MlNGS Linen Tape and Bobbins; stay Binding ;
Green and Blue Barge Tor Wells Hat and Ribbon Wre
STRAW GOODS.
China and Rice Pearl, Rutland Cobourg Berlin Aladdin,
Paintla, English Split Straw, Tuscan Braid and Devon
BONNEFs; Bonnet Frames. Crowns and Tips New
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS full assortment
Of Plain, Satin and Taft Ribbons all coors and numbers
LFLOWERS-Fren Bunches Wreaths,
ETC., all of which will be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices
c. YALE, JE, & CO., q MAGAZINES
Eeps Smd&W between Common and Gravier SITS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-19

GOLD IN VIRGNIA.-A letter to the editor of
the Richmond Republican gives glowing accounts
of the product of gold mining in Nelson county.
1t describes the product of one days digging at the
place of Mr.. ThurmOn, from six hands, to be Sl63
-One lump of virgin gold weighing sl2S,
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CLOTHING!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

" aO Z ALE AN d RE TAIL,
3 Camp st. M. BARNETT Is Camp st.
II AS now hand, and is constantly receiving a large
II and magnificent assortment of FINE Ready Made
CLOTHING, s Of which being bis own manufacture, en-
abe him to sell cheap any other estBb shment of the
kind IL toe United States City Wholesale Dealers and
Country Merchants respectfully invited call and
anime for themselves Every gaTms finished in sups
LoT style, and will be sold at the LOWEST NEW YORK
PRICES. The following limited list Of Clothing now
on hand
Superior Black Cloth Dress and FrOek Goats;
Black Brown and Olive Sacs and Palstots;
Gold Mixed and Fancy Tweed Sacs and Paletots:
Brown, nahia and Olge Dress and FrOck Goats;
Superior Light Brown Overcoais
Black and Blue Cloth Cfuli circe) Cloakg.
Extra Fine Black Dosskin Pants;
Brown, Olive and Blue Cashmere Pants:
Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere Pants:
EuperinH Check Tweed Pants;
Elack Mixed and Fancy Satinet Pants:
Black and Fancy Satin, Cashmere and Cloth Vests.
SIper White Satin Bail Vests
s. I'm Nj BARNETrF n Carnp st
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AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON & RRSTAUEAT


Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers;
p ESPECFUI4LY inform the public and their former
HI customers that they have rsmOBCdt0 1919 GRqYIEP
Street. corner of Car0HdsWhee they are prepared 10
fiji orders for MINERAIi WATER for thesupply Of Steam
boats Hotels Ban and Private Families for Expectation
N, B.=A Liberal Discount allowed to Grocer and Com.
mission Merchants
EY SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
Fountains, heslOioEs with new and superior Drawing
Appaatps, apo On
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-19

SENSE IN WORCESTERSHIRE following is a curl
Gus compound of scientific sense and nonsense
is translated from French pamphlet for the Fou-
rierlte columns of the Boston Chronotype, and NAV
be taken as fair specimen of the union of reason
and rant to which the associatonist Writers are in
the habit Of treating their readers: .s
Human Abatement of Divine Creations.--Do mes-
tic cleanliness, made universal, will destroy the
noxiOus insects which attack mans body. The
cultivation of the earth will hunt out and DESTROY
the raVenOus animals. The culture of the soul and
mind will expel wickedness and ignorance there
from, which are the verilabe hel-iire Of which the
holy Word speaks.
Fermn are necessary TO drive uncutivated man
to cleanliness; carnivOrous animals are necessary
to limit the pullulation of other species the un.
clean animals are necessary, that the dead bodies
left unburied by ignorant and barbarous man. may
disappear. The dOgmas of a hell and punishments
beyond the tomb are necessary to force uncutiva-
ted and terOciOus 10 fear divine Justice and to
think Ofthe duties of humanity. All this must en-
dure so long as the ages of barbarism endure
and must disappear before the progressive culture
of the soul and Of surrounding Nature.
When man has become cleanly, industrious,
and refined in mind and heart, vermin have disap-
peared from his habitation and his person the fire
OF hell has disappeared from his soul, and with it
the fear of chastisemen The disquieting Words
vanish like vermin, when the reason for their ex-
istence ceases
Let us then destroy the wckedness, the fear and
ignorance of man, and hell whether in this world
in the other, will become a nullity. 1t will be
that human ideas have the power and the
right of aboshing certain divine Words and crea-
tions, when the intelligence of man has attained its
majority, and merits be admitted the associate
of God into the work of the general direction of the
worlds.
Let US leave fear TO those who only love them
selves and theirs. Let us love God and humanity
Let us fear nothing. Let aid ourselves, and
Heaven will aid us. The thunders of the Church
and the bayonets of Kings are alike important
against ideas and science.
That is all we'll and good, shall be told but,
admitting the theory of mans cooperation in the
divine work of Providence, who will prove to us
that the abatement Of natural vermn and of the
uneiean religious dogmas is a function of human
power!
Good sense sufices to prove it in principle, and
science gives the means of effecting it with order
and with measure. Here is not the place to enter
into the details of this science, which is less
than the science of the laws of the direct and in
verse Providence of humanity, the associate of
God in the direction of this globe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-19

EXTENSIVE EsTABLIsHMENT.-The American
Tract Society's establishment, situated in Nassau
street, near the Park, New York, is a fine brick
building, six stories high, including the basement,
and measures eighty feet in front by ninetyfour in
depth. The building contains, in all, ffty-eight
rooms, which are heated by steam furnished by
single locomotive boiler, which, also, is used for
working the presses and the other business Of the
establishment. The entire cost of the building is
estimated at little less than 100000. Upwards of
two hundred persons are employed in the various
departments of this establishment, more than one
half Of the number being females, engaged in the
folding and sewing of books and tracts. This in
stitution is capable of furnishing 250O books and
$1,000 tracts per day. Of the American Messen-
ger, published by this Society at twenty-five cents
per year, III 900 copies are sold monthly Their
Christian Almanac, Of 60 pages, with superior en-
cravings, price six cents, has circulation of from
$4,000 to 100000 During the last year $4,000
volumes, and 9,3OS, 900 other publications, incud
ing 29S, $4,000 pages were printed by the Society.
of these there were circulated 734 664 Volumes and
7,2O3,682 smaller publications. than the pre-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-19
ALES AT AUCTION.
Catalogue Sale Of Dry Goods.
nv L II pFTTTp


BY F. II. PETITPAlN.
spAy septsmber %. at 10 o'clockWu be sold, at bis
ton Store, No. Canal street. az, ,,r,,,rUp roopg
H. hi NM ri Narrow and Wide French, American and Eng
~, Back and White aud Furniture Prilta Blankets Of va
es Blue BLACK and Brown Cloths Black and Fancy Cass
Plain ami Tvsd White, nrlet, Blue and elbow Flanuel
~ jenna Cold Mixed Tweeds Alpaca Lus're Msrno and
81 Laine. Thread Laces Linen Camnrc halheTchieis
Gingbafns Hosiery silk Feul9rdsi White Muslin;
and Brown Cottons Of various qualities Dehlns Cotton
tic.
s liberal nj sale. ~ ---,- -
/, tj4 morning Of sale. sls
Clothing 90. Clothing 49,. CIothing
BY J. B. BLACHE
DAY September q at 10 A. MWi be sold, bis auction
re, No. 20 Cont street ...
rqe and magnificent assortment Of FINE READY MADE
Hing consisting IA part OF the following.
NOR Black Cloth Dress and frOck Coats
Mackinaw Blanket Oyercoas;
and Black Pilot Cloth OyercOats;
4 Fine Black Cloth Paieots;
/ and Fancy Doeskn 3aca and Paietots;
rDahlia 5nd Olive Cloth Dress Goats:
sior Light Brown Cloth frocE Coats;
Brown and Fancy Oyercuats;
3 'ack and Blue Cloth CioakB;
Mixed and Fancy Tweed Saes and Paetots;
raHua nassa
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e TO THE LADIES, iHf

H RHBHGzp a9g@@R a9 PRIoss. AT
MRS. G. W. 2lS6 * AaRoPER, No, ls5
HAVING ge s @ 5eTPsP G9qdSs and B9SRPS
JnD on hand Will continue to sell at Reduced Prices
- Inst received an assortment of FANCY GOODS. BON.
MINES anu large lot OF Beautiful RIBBONS and TRIM
Mrs R. wishes also, to call the Ladies' attention to the
S1e N when she cleans and alters old BOnnets. Please
cleaned and altered for The trade iy2S I'm
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Mandatory.
John MlLLAR, No 1ol ST CH3PEES St-est
the citizens Of New Orleans and Planters OF Lou. SRA
ana tha t, be Is prepared f to manufacture and
m IN ff9n fg on R ha M, good q
esTS5S y A9WHIPs, SPURS r ard H., F5ARNEss Of
5geyeTy sind MILITARY III a SADDLES
BLES-al which will sell as low as those WHO import
them and waTsRt them to be as good-whie they all
Goods suitable for the California Trade furnished at
,.tg REPAIRING attended to with neatnesa and
d1naioh ivl96m
AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON Il RESTAURAT
TTVHE subscriber begs leave to Inform his numerous friends
- ana the public that he has thoroughly re- N4N
Will open It Tor their accommodation. on Mon yf5yA
-&s4-day, Sept. 3, Having made ex --aNL.-Sg
tensive alterations and Improvements in the
le7sgg Cooking department, aiiording much greater
qnaled by any Resanrat in the city lie has made arrange
from the choicest Beds Of the Gulf and The iA cN q
Lakes, and his Table will always be Stumbled ~ MI
with the best Steaks Chons MI ~
- 8aS9F FISH, GAME. ETC., together with every
- deeaey 10 be procured in The New Orleans
markets. The Bar will be supplied with Wines and III
QuOrs, Porter, Ale etc; of the very best brands carefully
selected His cooks and walters will be second 10 none in
the city and he will be found always at his post to see that
his patrons receive prompt and polite attendance In sho
he will use every eXeOn render his Saloon tb nj liz
liberal support ii has heretofore received. WV
sepS en- JAS. CASSIDY.
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SUNDRIES. ....,...,.. STJNDRTES
/ ANDlNG from ships MAID OF ORLEANS and
IL QUEBEC
3 bbls Split Peas 1 Dbl New York HomiDy;
10 bags Old Government Java Coffee
/ bale Mocha (plme ODD Coffee;
Y pkgs. Elders Spiced Fulton Market Beef;
% boxes Sperm Candles boxes Patent Candles;
box COlOred Wax Tapers
Va dozen English Pickles 5 kegs Barley;
lbs. Isinglass doz. Sap Sage Cheese;
dOz. Fig Paste dOs, Salad Dressing
dOz. Durham Mustard
IL half chefs extra fine Gun owder Tea
III chests OoOng PouchOng other choice articles
Tor family For sale by
sll CHAS. sTOUGHTOH, "a Camp st.
SUNDRIES
IfNl GASES ,,L LONDON PORTER, INDIA AND
S S9 B boxes CdtAABREEP P qPR2rSved brands
60 quarter casks PORT WINE;
20 boxes Old do do
% =: Superior MADEIRA;
lg9 casks Sweet and Dry MALAGA;
lOO cases RIiENISH WINES:
2lI BRANDY FRUITS;
NV dozen American and English PICKLES:
~ WORCESTER SAUCE;
2J0 SAUCE and KETCHUPS assorted:
&V PRESERVES and JELLIES;
Ky :" FqreIgn CORDlALS and IIqueurs;
s9J b Fine Spanish CHOCOLATE;
3JO sacks ALMONDS:
100 :. CREAM NUTS and FTLBERTS;
40 cases CANTON GINGER;
10 bbs GUAVA JELLY;
100 d0z. GIL ASS JARS, for coniectOners' use;
2OJ.t0l Pop. KISS PAPERS,
81 casks ZANTE CURRANTS
cases CIEiSON,.. In store and for sale by
sS1 r. +. NICHOLS K co. as and 70 Camp st.
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First District Courts:

GE For Clerk.-Eds. Crescent: You will please raw
tha LE LEWIS Candidate for the CIeTf AZ ~
Frst District Court the election the 5 November s49 "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-19

WAICAESi JEWELhYs S1LNE WARE, ETC.
IA A. TYLER. 80 CAMP street. has on hand and
H. will be constantly receiving Fine Watches of ~
every kind of the best manufacture in Gold and kF9A
Silver Cases; Guard and Vest Chains; Seals and 4 81
Keys; Pens and Pencils; Gold Thmbes, Brooches t2a1A
the fashionable patterns; Silver Spoons, Forks, Ladies,
Cups NaCkin Rings Silver plated CastOFs Candle
Sticks. Trays, Uns beautiful Msnte Clocks and Vases
Rich F8ns Combs, Work and Dressing Boxes, Jewel do
together with a great variety of FANCY GOODS, PER-
FUMERY, etc. etc. So I'm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
Important, to Farmers.
GaaiiIi'sl Patent Grain Drill,

TIME subscriber is now manufacturink This most
- valuable lnPlsmelt OF husbandrN. 7 Lese
Aes haVebeeu most thoroughly tesiaG in Ohio
and Pennsylvania for planting Wheat, Aye Corn,
Qats, Sc and Is so constructed as Id drop any
quantity Per acre, and al any deplh desired II
woGle an,cst We useless 10 relate The advantages Of
Drilling, oTsr broadcast sowing Experience has
proven that At least20 per cent more gnAin can be
grown atterthe drill with one-foarth less seed than
aiter the broadcast sowing The snbscribef annexes
some oF the reasons for Drilling Nhrall given by
those who have thoroughly tested the sYsseIn:
Isl The seed Is deposited with greater regularity,
and az a pruper depih. s s-.ia s ii
50, Wbea deposited, il IS covered andIkspt flom
the birds &c. .5a @
"a. his hot 50 liable Is winter Eli. The drill
raises the ridges on each side Of the row. These
ridges tTunhe dowa by the action Of ihe frest and
thus cover and rourish the young plants ga pre-
vent iheua trona being thFown out by fretztng and
1Ih Therprts being deep, ii is raaniiss,Iy no, %
liable 70 injury 81 he ds6nih g Ht3 III
5;h u j. noi 50 liahil 70 rust. Aaa not a. liable
CHI. By tie Submission 81 ii ! sun and Jill between
the r2Es, stronger sRd healthier PLANE is pro
duced, aad pf coarse he aTfeF crop {fa X
sTh.z6y drilling The taraaer is eadhiA ID have
hearyertPs on lsght land. H. III N i
ssh lieceaeni!ses seed and saves ,inafI which Is
Thenn6ersigned coull publish columns Or testi-
monials OF those who have tried the drill seeding;
but he b willing 70 submit the Claims bf the sys
tenn tp Mr. George EieAelberger, OF tiks county
whose htad Of Wheat soWn BIZ the drillA win COM
pare iayprablY with that OF any q her IN le county
and Ifqna xAoa satisfactory information may be
had .4 4s3S
Il ueald Ne vel for those who may desfrs u pro
ense the machines 70 make known theft WISHES as
early a. possss.e q. S.GA8IDNEa.
ChaFIcstown Jane 2t, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
WooI !. Wool! WooI.

I WISH 70 Inform the public that !. shall ID a
~ very short time, have The Tonllen Factory al
This place in fal operation having been engaged
during The winter in having Il largsy extended and
Thoroughly repaired setting entirely new and I'M
proved machinery throughout il bei1g my intention
make ROLLS aud do all kinds Of country work
intaddition 70 The manufacture of goods HI 45
Having engaged the services Of one Of the best
D{ers in The United States, and also Of 4 FIRST rate
experienced manager, hope 10 meet fully the wish
esund the Interests Of the ente Wool GROWING doni-
m4nity. and desire now to infoFmHtheHn that win
purchase; in the usual way allth& Wool they have
to dispose Of and would be glad toEcceve ii as early
4 as is convenient to them. lH
wish TO say, also, % The merchants Of our own
County as we'll as those elsewhere, thatI will all
wAysexchange our manufactured Goods with them
for Wool, and intend as soon al We get under way,
to walton hem with samples pf such goods as We
shall make which cannot Bdtthink viii give Them
every degree dissatisfaction. ii WI L. WEBB. N
Shepherdstown, May II, lSi9-tOetl "A
JThe Spirit Of Jefferson, Martinsonrg Gazette and
Virginia Republican will copy until The LIST of DC
toter next, and send iheir bills 10 the subscriberI