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The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

JOIN T. GRGY, indicted for Murder We learn that the Grand Jury of Clark county, Indiana, has Indicted our townsman. Mr. Joha r Gray, for murder, in killing Henry c Pope, in their unfor- tanste duel a short time since A reqaistion vii soou be made upon Gov. Critlendea 10 deliver MT. Gray up to the authorities of Indiana for trial.
 Lou. Courier.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

MINNESOTA ELKcTsoEs.-fhs hGst election in this territory took place ca the lst Of August Mr Sbley has been elscisd delegate .o Congress with out opposition. Il is said. that party polite. were mol permitted to enter into the eectiOn-sad that sn equal namber Of democrats and whigs have been elected te the Legislature.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

WEsrERs RALnoAn The people of Cincinnati are going euerge,caiIy ,o work te commence the railroad from that city to S, Louis The city ell of ts former place have taken i 0O0. 900 of the stock apoa terms entirely satisfactory to the com paay. The EvanssIlls Commercial says that tAs work at the end of the line may be retarded, until action is taken nPon 1t by the Legislature of IilIasi., and it is hoped tha. Gov. French will con- vsse the Legislature this fall No doab. is expressed of ths spesay completion of the road.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

Pu ALlc DINNER The citizens of DancyviIie, Hay
 wood county. Tean., will give public dinuer to the Hon. F. ?. Stanton. member of Congress from
 the Memphis district.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
The south Boston Gazette get. of the following

The South Boston Gazette gets of the following spicy parody on the well known and universally admired song of the 'T'roubadour;' Gaily the Editor
 Smoked his cigar,
 While he was scissoring News near and far
 Locking fer murders dire,
 Items 2uffs:
 Devil devil say . Asn't this enoughl"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

or- There were said to have been 10000 person. present at the Hungarian meeting held in the Park New York city, on the 25ih utt.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

Dr "ozAAK," correspondent from Washington, D. C. has been received. We regret that it reached us too late for tO-dsy's paper.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

D' A letter from Washington. published in the New York Herald, says that ex. Governor Le,cher, of Kentucky, goes to Mexico, in place of Mir. Cliff ford. He was expected al Washington soon, pre- paratory to his depaTtare to the country of Monie zuma. There were two other aspirants to this distinguished mission, ex-Goycrnor Talmsge, for merIy of New York, and Gen. Waddy Thompson. of south Carolina. The former has retarnsd to the west the latter by way of the Virginia Springs, has gone to South Carolina. IL is stated that Gov Letcher. as we'll as Mir. Ewing. was recommended by Gov. Crittendeh 10 place in the cabinet. Not being able, under all the cirazs.s:.nees, to appoint them both to department, in deferencc the claims of Kentucky and the wishes of Gov. Critienden, Gov Letcher is assigned the mission to Mexico.
 It is also stated in this letter, that instructions will probably be sent by the next steamer to Lieat Col. Fremont in reference to the Mexican boundary line IL is important that the line should be dehs ately aseertancd and settled in cenaexon with the new governments required for New Mexico and California.
 It is also stated that Maj Chevalis, late of the Texas Rangers, has entered into a bloody contract with the State of Chihaahua, for the destruction of the Apache iadians. at 5000 scalp, and ihe benc- 1t oi tho plundsr. Aay Hau, in this enlightened age, who would eater Into such contract as the above. deserves to De hung as high Hamsn was
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
ChoIera-August 2sth.

NEw YoRK-FoUrteen deaths.
 BosroS -Esight deaths.
 LOWELL On Saturday and Sunday fourteen deaths.
 ALsAsY.-on Sunday twenty six cases and eleven deaths. sz
 BuFrA4o-on Sunday and Monday sixiy-four cases and thirty deaths.
 MoxrHAL.--Oa Sunday three deaths
 Al Birmingham the cholera is. disappearing, and only eases with no deaths.
 ST Lots, Aug. 2s.-The iBtsrments for the week ending Suntay. were 76. of which 55 were under , years of age, and three of cholera.
 HEALTH OF NEW YoRK.-During the week end ing on Saturday 2S,h ult., there were in New York s6s deaths. or these 3s9 were from cholera, 8 cholera ihfanlun I3 cholera morbas, dysentery IS. and diarrtGa 53. The total number of deaths by the disease snceits commencement, u to that date, was 4l29.
 CINCINNATI A'g. 3l. l.-The inierments of cholera are II, other diseases S3.
 CHoLEsAI IN xGALLArTN-TERRiBLE FArALrTY.-We e learn verbally by a gentleman directly irom Gala tn in the stage yesterday evening, that the cholera is still raging there, with increased msligniy.- Twenty -tlr-e deaths has occurred ln all from Tues day eveplng Lp to yesterday morning; and five of six others were expected to die yesterday evening Eleven burals took place yesterday Dr. Edwards and iau gh'.r of Mir. Solomon. among the victims Business issuspended, and the town nearly depopu- lated. [Nasarsiis iFaiy, Aug. 90.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

O. Capt A. Montgomery, U s. A.. arrived ~ith his family this place the 4th inst. his way to the station assigned him QurtsrmasseE at Fort Smith
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

WEALTH or HUSsARY.-HaBgary is one of the richest countries ia Europe in mineral wealth, vs
 getable prodacaions, and in animals Gold, silver, copper. and zinc abound. Salt of the PaFest aad bes, quality is in great abundance. In Gsseia par
 ticalarly are many salt mnes winch easily far nlsh enough to supply lhe whole of Earope. fraa- sylgania Is a gsest forest, us It's name imports Wheat, maize, fraits of all kinds. are produced ia great abundance, and Hungary, in this respect yislds to no coGntFy the globe. The horned ca'- lie are remarkable large breed, all white. wearing enormeas horns. Horses are very small, and the heavy sermaas saseringIy cali them tttie csts bat the 9Isgyars have tasght their fees, that the little cats can do great service in the field--L0g. Dem
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
Attention Hungarians.

meeting of the Little Reck BrsDeh of the Asso- ciatIon for the promotion of European Republican sm. will be held ct the c Hall on fFidsy evening next, the I4th inst. at y. o'clock. pSnetuAl attendance sf aiI the members of the Association is earnestly solicited. as business of imPartanee will be transacted. C. O. TALLER,
 Sept II, lSt9, PREsiDEST-
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

Ssoos1ag on As Hiag.-AB important question arises ia regard to the goose -l that is no~ hgnf- ing in the Democrat. Which is the wIsesi-iee hsped tha, now wields il, or the one that originally oweteC itf--Lez. Jouraai
 The editor of the Journal usast decide tne quss' tion as the original owner claims the Tigat to nave it tried by bis Psers.-Loa Democrat
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

dJ" A long ladder leanlag against a honse, a nig- DeT al the top and hog rubbing himsslf against the isos of i.-"G'way, g'wsy ders--y Oa 'mmakin' mischief"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-19
GEO. +. CIIANiBLISS.

Replies by the Editor " the .7Rcrican F1rplcr
FIRST Fresh bones arr IN valuable than those which
may have been"eNp several years on the gr1un =
the reason OF witch Is OBVIOUS Flesh bones contain
-5rat Ii per cent Of car la. matter the which b.
ing deSructl5e, IN uihrr words subject 10 decay
must IN the natural course ut things have been ns hv
the exposure To which our correspondent aules But
we doubt very much whether his 5unes notwithstanding
their long exposure are not nrnscally good as LARGE
portion OF the ground hrs of c,mmerca; for in nine ca
ses out of ten, they undrLo the process Of BEING boiled
ny the glue manufacturers before benr rround-a pro
cess wh'crvery thoroughly depriyes them Of all their
geallnous caTagenuuS elements The bone, of which
our correspondent speaks. IS. however, rich in two Gle
ments OF great value ~ an agrc lnra point Of view-as
rch As though they WheTo perfectly fresh. We allude
TO their mineral constituents They we apprehend con-
tam about per cent Of phophorc acid and saw Is ner
cent q" nine making some - per celt Of the ph sDlat
81 lime, mat great element which inrarts to bones their
most lasting property impoyer of the soil Ii our
correspondent can grind hi bones otherwise reduce
them and VIII SOW them on his ground the rate Of 10
bushels Of the dust per then harrow them H. he
Will find they truly valuable "
Secondly. rs 10 the Culture Of Irish Pottfoes-Notb
ing Is easier grown than the Irish Potato and until viii
~ me aSt few years 70 crcp certain Or more
Eenumerang. The rot. however has ooerated u e,ro
drawback upon their product Of late Tie past Season
We think, shows an abatement of the disease and we
nope IL may nave nearly performed It's mission All that
NE potato requires n ensure good crop, when unvS-
ed by me rot, lsa suitable sl and plenty II manure
anJ S,b snI ,t,fs ,iou'u' 'tFP ahd HAoe' with
" moist sofia wei ono Is 4ei[.. II, a ',ouea'e
they reoniro that rho ~GI bII % - 'i' ''eiel''e'
Of mois,nro THO lin pt, IT, Il It'll ION excess
or in rrass swarI i II" S'o"''uS
Let me ground selected FIR the culture Of the Potato
he Pioughed deeply and narrowed AMI rolled we'll tbop
strike out burrows nor; and ,,I . f ca III
deem strew the bons nf ,b ''' M inches
with Ionr manure inches II Jnob ,i,co P'a''.eu
sets 10 inches amt II tba dru WITH ts 'om pI,l'''
mixture If equal parts If Ime and .sbay 'rfri,
the manure good dusting and cover nm r. f,c;Ii,,to
the comnq mn of h., 81, ,'' o''cl up o 'dcillate
break ground run the h1rr,y yr .l'st 1:S'n 10
This ensures regularity To tbar c,,,;, n
first worhiar ID ths p5nts II ,b I'LL aau dc'S d Z
rates % DESTROY Grass anJ yysoj I I'LL '"'' I ne
the labor of their after crltiyq,;or Nbo, az,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-19
From tn Itiu.ore American Farmer
1 SIINI- 10 COR\ GROANk Z =


In the year 1884, Mr.. Semnes, Of st. Marys county
Md. raised Of ground p barrels aud peek
ofcoru II the and Mr.. Caoe island il James
river, Virginia, p barrels Of ID tile ear-the first
product beng equal to l25 is bushels Of >hrled corn
and the latter to 1876 10 bushels. Now although these
are very large yieds.f far very far, above any aver
land however fertile it may he, vet these results ~ I,
show that our soils by careful system Of husb4Gdry
by the proper hnsbtndug and ot manure-Jhor,ugh
preparation in ploughihg harroviog and ollng-and u
dlcous culture Of the crop may be made TO yield much
greater quantity Of corn than is produced. What
corn planter may have done By achieved By
another if he exert the same Intelligence and pains taking
10 attain his object. Alter taking broad view Of the
subjective have arrived this concu>on-tha no
grower should believe that he had done justice To- his land
70 himself, and 70 his neighborhood, until lis average
yield shall have reached fifty bushels of sheed corn pe
acre. We say this IN honesty, sincerity aud truth anl
feel that have right 10 advance the opinion as VT
have demonstrated ousef that l!S bushels, peck auC
pins. can be raised on an acre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-19
SOMETHING NEW

MY De found at Lacy s Garlands on the Basin III
of the to the present age as will be tb
letter appended r'm one OF the largest and most successful
farmers III y ythe county.
!Fytte County, "a Noe 18Th. 1918
.Nessrs Lacy GnIu1G.
Tents:-ln relation to the Evergreen Seed nv own ex
Psrencc SATISFIES me, that when in conjunction vii
tIoNei eAces as renogater OF Land thing have ever
seem and IN addition of the Grasses for late and
early Ir9sturage Il needs but to prove whatIsay
lofrs truly. WILLIAM n SPILI.ER
Feb. 12-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-19
. EEOrP Eight.

IT subscriber continues 70 keep Oh hand regular sup-
Ply OF the "PliOSGENE GASP ana LAMPS for bur
lHS the same This G IS affords The best HsH IN use
o''n brilliant and beautiful and at the same time sol
and pleasant to the eve The Iin, are 50 constructed at
e render them perfectly sa They Of Chandeliers
fafior ana stand Lamps some of which are beautiful
il "A LSD-
Camphinc Lamp, of hc lrst patent, ana small Taper
i.'mtS useful article f,rtho chamber supily " treS'
Ea"Ph'ac cons 1itIy Oh hand. FIR ~arhy
Ice l5-ts JOHN II eEiN. Druggist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-19
Fresh GUrNeR seed.

I'VE sub-c0er has Just received his Spring supply OF
Garden Seed which embraces every variety Of seed us,
ally wanted II this market They directly from Ian
drett Of Phta paa, and ,r1rr1ntcd fresh and genuine
Descriptive catalogues, With instructions pl;tny ar
cultivation. furnished gratis, application %
Ftb lj-ts join II SEAf. Druggist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-19
FERNS per Month :
$40 REWARD.

" ANANAY from M4~srs. w NJ Toncy 5. ca.
Ion the lth inst. a bright muattJ BY,
Wat
apparently 3 or thirty years of age small S'ae, and
quite box arlird, Shoemaker TN trade aid havng q
loPed with ms t"nI7. he probably intends making lis
way 70 near trge State.
The above Toward. Of TEN DOLIARS.wiII BE- giv-
IN for his apprehension and detention in jail or his dev
eryto me in FarnvIIle,Va.
June l9-ts p II JACKSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-19

VIRGINIA. At Rules held in the Jerks Olicc of the
Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
County Of Amherst Monday the IS dav Of Januarr 1919
horace i--hen George VI Atwatcr and George IN KEN
DALI merchants and partners trading under the r ana finn
Of Kent, Kendall & Atwatcr partifs
Ielveen T. Cash and ArabeIla r. his wife Robert X
EIargrove Edmund W Hill and William H. ngses late
Sheriff of Nelson and such administrator VI William
Hargrove deceased, and Ila1ncy Hill Defendants
IN CLANrERT
The defendant Edmund w Viii. not having entered lis
appearance and given security according the As
semby and the Rules Of tins Court and appearing By
lstactory evidence that he is ulahta If tins Com
monwcalth: t il ordered, Ia he ala defendant NJ appear
before the Judge ut Mia Cort w thc Cour outr WV
the first W March arn z and answer the WITH " VIZ
plaintiffs; ard that copy this order forthwith in.t4i
in newspaper published in the Of vGchburg tor
Courthouse Of this county
Copy-Tcste,
Jan22-w2m ROBERT TINsl.EY. C.
ID of tie authority, vested in he III deed Vt
ID Trust, executed by John NJ Price and wife bearing
late the 4thday Of July, Is IS, and orecod in the Clerks
Office of Botetour, Roanoke and Montgomery counties
otter p sell, privately, that portion Of The
''BENT MOI -NTAINn
II r A Il O r liza mi u
which remains uneod, consisting Of about
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND ACRES OF
T4LU,lRLE L4ND
The sald Tract i situated the Montgomery
and Floyd ,and embraces within boundaries much ya.b
TOBACCO LAND.
The whole well adapted to the growth Grass
to the Guilty alton OF roots potatoes rnip, hccts SC
10 persons wishing to purchase stock farms rearing
cattle horses. mules orsheep highly mend
the land now offer ior sale Know no such range
stock the Bent Mountain The extreme hcaIiness "
the place proycrba ana there more desirable place
tor summer residence.
Persons who may be desr.is Of purchasing, VIII addc',
John NJ Price orthe undersigned. Fmca-e. Mr.. Prize
VII be Away ready e accompany persons who wish
the lands. MIR. ShiIimgs. I'd Ii.t- rar thu ace viii
tokc pleasure II showing the lana. Terms N ae VIII W
made known by MI Price NJ the undersigned. ana WEI
cndeaTor to make them agreeable persons wishing buy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-19
Id AZr AEonso
Selling off at Cost. to close.

I'VE are nowoering entire Stock of Clothing, Cloths
W Cassneres, estngs and Furnishing Goods, prime
cost can assure gentlemen of the abov
goods that this sno humbug deception pracsed in
der to dispose Of large amount Of goods profit but that
we are determined to close business entirely
the goods now hand can be disposed Of In order
tam the above assertion and satisfy the ncreduous
voices will be shown, and private marks will be conspic
uousy placed ~ the sore that customers compare
with the marks the goods Our stock mostly new
we invite the public call and examine whether they wish
to buy not. WIiITTEMORE s co.
Nov. 30-ts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-19
EXPERIENCE HAS SHOWN THAT THIS
NERMIFUGE ENCEI.S ALL OTHERS
IN EFEICIENCY MD SAFErN.

LIVERY Druggist Physician who has had any curiosity
IL 70 inquire where the ermugc has been made
Of, furnish abundant yidence efficacy
polling Wors, and the good effect produced the Sener
al health Of the patient.
II Is mild in Its operations, contains caome other
dangerous ingredient and can be given with perfect safety
to the most decate infant
The Proprctors have IL their hundreds of Ger
hhcates Of it, good effects which win be exhibited any
who may wish to them The following but speci-
OF them.
Certificate eftLe Mayor ofhc CITY Of Lancaster. Pa.
LANCASTER CRY July 5rd, 1872
MeSsrs F. g. Fahncstoclz COZ
Gentlemen Of the younger branches o ny fam
lily labourng under symptoms indicating induced the
Application OF various remedies and am happy to say that
NermIge had the desired effect Of in one instance re-
moving the almost incredible number Of the large
worms from patient which addition toits other
qualities N my family, establish the efficacy Of Ncmi
tuge as sure cure. NJ CARPENTER,
Mayor Lancaster Gin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-19
MCDANIEL s LEE, Lvnchbu
lNR AFI. PRICE PI.cl-.h,-,r

r. Rhh NolI)S 90. LcaIsvi'lc Rockingham ~
Nor'h aroa are also agents for the sale above Nil
Stones.
Feb l2-wts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-19

- T. Of Shawis, Coaks and Sacks A. the seas,n X far
advanced we Will sell unusually low For bargains call on
Jan lS-ts PETERS { Cr1C1 20 va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-19
Certificate Of a Physician.

Certificate Of Physician.
Myfcld, Ky, August 18th.
Messrs. 3. A. tahnestock & 90,
Gentlemcnln practice " medicine iar TIE last twenty
years. haze used medicine that excced yours in
bringing about the expulsion oi worms
J. r.. DALLAM, NJ. D.
The retail price . per VIAL which brings with
in the means Of all.
UNPARALLELED IMPOSITION AND EFFRoN-
Terry.
An individual named s. Fahnesoc has repeatedly assert
ed that the article which he calls CDR Fahnesock' Yer
The public are assured that this is a BASE FALSE
HOOD and are hereby cautioned against contoundng the
spurious article With mine 1t entirely in its com
position and does possess the powers Of nv
p. paC4tion. B. \. FAIINESTOCK =
The genuine article is for salein Ivnchbrg, bv
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
April 24-oaiiy-M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-19
n o II G. H

TO ALL WHO HAVE WOOL,
hsuoscrber has taken the notion that all those who
have ool 70 be carded win find the Backwater COT
ION and Wooen Factory to be the place where it can
doneright and il not we'll carded be spoiled
tat they will get 80 cts per h. Tor 1.-THE wool beng
we'll cleaned. Cards operation and Working well
JAS. S. CREWDSON Agent.
shall be ready in few days Wooen Cloth and
Jeans.
june l9 Is ~ 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-19

NASHMERES MOUSLINS-- Scotch Pla aids c ash
~ meres, Mbu-lIns, Gala Plaids and Dress Silks Great
bargains may be had in these goods, by calling on
Jan lS-ts PETERS 4 S.rtcTLp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-25

TOBACCO.-Ony sale reported, IL hhds.. A. at
Sc and r. at 32Ic.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Sugar in request,
with sales OF 700 hhds the Levee firm prices crop
oil 80 hhds. sold Plantation above the city at the ad
yanced rate of 44c b. The sales of Moasses amounted
10 go bbls. at aGD2O2dc. q gallon.
FLOUR.-There scarcely any buyers IN the flour
market yesterday and these claimed further decline About
800 bbs only taken of which 34 bbls ONO in ilatboat
and lined at 81 62 $50 do (wO los) at "a o2afd4 TO-
small lot of Common 375 and l2O do Fine at "a 70.
CORN There was less disposition to buy Com, in con-
sequence the dvancing of freight and only 5000 SKIS
sold viz 1000 SKIS White and Mixed at Al, 200 do As
Il0O do White and Yellow at a., 500 Yellow at A. and
fatboat of Ear Corn at Soc g bbl.
PROViSIONS.-The market for Provisions of all kinds
extremely dull Pork sold sl2 for Mess but no large
buyer that. sale of IA casks Missouri Clear Sides at
45aD41Sc. b....Of Lard % bbs Grease at 4c and go
kegs Prime at TAG b.A sale Of 122 terces Prime Mess
Beef at SIS q tierce.
WHlSkI.-About $50 bbls. Rected sold in lots at &c.
COFFEE.-lzO0 bags Rio sold at -, 500 do at 81 and
$50 do. at DC. o ID.
EACHANGE.-Sterling dull at 71s(0Sl4 o CT pm; New
York ~ day Bills IalD2A y ct. dis.
FRElGHTS.-The recent advance supported and higher
rates asked. Another British ship engaged for Liver
pOO at l532d for Cotton also ship for Boston at 81 tor
Fork and &c for Cotton and bark for New York reported
at 81 10 for Pork
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-25
REMOVAL.

Ell etSs s%osss men s; ::ss'
7 TsRoug'onIa; ri New sss.s:
receiving by arrivals from Foreign and Domeste Man9f.s.
ne wa Sp sy s ae s %
accommodating terms County Merchants an .l
and o s@s
of their it'll a sns RON sSd and fiat
e & g: $ $sn ns.tss ::
70 = 3d. DO: lsn de-. Boiler Iron;
90 S Ss kslPassssf SIG and "a round
ffS DE- d. B BsSs ssn to rsh sand 81. noh
lSS plates Tenp Sss Plough Iron
9 tsan CT FITS snd sf HfSs
sfEzSR J FIT ss? IL, .A.,
SS s b. d ssst y spss zaS H
- stasI. nsd @ sR ss M' Fas I'm ss:
Files and RasD na S@,n and english LOCKS of every
msst' W ss Rss Hinges
Ell! vi Fl 81:
Hand PANEL ri, Bias s ard , Iron bach stI SAWS
ssS SoVeis and and Spades Spades Woods BousSa
9s''ef sas Go
Iron Copper and Brass WIRE;
Gun Locks and Gun and Pistol Flnts mn
Single and Double barreled GUNS and RIFLES
Corn, Coffee and Pepper MILLS;
Curry Combs, English and American;
Plated and Brass Stirrups Bits Buckles, etc
Horse and Mule Collars; Hall = Kings PLOUGHS;
Hames, Cart SADDLES and BRIDES;
Combs; Paper;sPens: Shoe Thread;
Paint Cloth, Serqbbng, Whitewash. Floor TOOTH HAIR
shoves and longs Fire rons Brass and Iron Andons.
Tenders, etc.;
TINWARE, a full assortment
Pocket Pen and Desk KNIVES:
Iron handle Knives and and Forks, and Knives only;
SCISSORS and RAZORS; Table Cutlery great variety;
Cork Butcher and Shoe KNIVES; Augurs, Chses Gouses,
&c.. full assortment uoo,,
description
300 coils Manila ROPE from 6-thread to 7inch
100 do. Tarred do do do. do:
80 do. Marine and Housne;
OAKUM, TAR, PITCH and ROSIN;
Sperm, Whale, Lard and Lnseed OILS:
Spirits Turpenne and Varnlsh;
20 900 lbs Pure Atlantic WHITE Lead;
10 600 lbs Brooklyn Nos and 2White cad
200 kegs Black, Red and Yellow PAINT:
1000 lbs Chrome and Paris Green; 500 lbs. Verdgns;
25 tons CASTINGS, assorted;
1900 French Pots assorted, l to SO pints;
MILL and GRINDSTONES: Sheet, Bar and Pig LEAD.
mention oct2 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-25

CHARGE SWINDLING DISMISSED. -Chates Bayou
yesterday examined before Recorder GenOs charge,
store No s. Canal street. obtaining eight dollars worth of
linen short credit from him, by pretending he was the
senation considered by the complainant sufficient
guarantee for payment he charge dismissed the
relationship proved to be represented but the
of the old gentleman strong enough to induce
him to father his worthy young relatives debts Bayou
also examined charge of committing assault and
battery the person of Jean Pierre Rise. and sent be-
the First District Court that count.