davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

his speech at Jefferson City, stands seli-conlra.
diclei. In one breath nc denies that the rIsnt OF
property in slaves exists, except within the local
limits Of the slave States. In The next he admits,
and claims credit TO himself for establishing that
the right exists upon The high seas, upon Tue
highway oil nations. Hear him al page rs OF
his speech al Jefferson City. He says thai III
happened after Mr.. Van Buren's election Mr.
Calhoun beca me sor OF supporter OF his ad.
mnistration, and upon principle, that one good
urn deserves another, expected his support Tor
The succession. That involved a scheme for
Northern votes. There was slave subject
which prevented 1.-THE liberation OF American
slaves by The British authorities in The Bahama
Islands, .ho had revoiled against their owners,
committed murder and piracy, and carried their
masters vessels into British ports. When these
enofmities occurred Mr.. Calhoun took up Inc
cause OF The South with justice and yehemence,
and Stood by him. When he took II INTO us
head 10 become Van Buren's successor he a0an-
coned The South, and left me and few others
alone by The side OF The Inflated owners OF Inc
Gomez, Encomium Creole, Enterprise, and
others"
Now, here is frank confession thai The rights
OF SHAREHOLDERS 10 their properly in slaves was
commended Tor BY Thomas II. Benton, not alone
within The local Limits OF slave States, but even
within the dominions of foreign power. What
commentary upon his dogmas, that The right ex-
isis only within The local Limits OF the slave
S'a.es His present position is directly at war
with The position which he maintained in the
cases OF 1.-THE Comet, Encomium, Creole, Enter
prise and oihers"-in all OF which both Northern
men and Southern men con.ended, and foreign
powers were constrained u admit, that The right
OF properly IN slaves existed upon The high seas,
and even within the dominion Of foreign nations.
And YET, Mr. Benton contends that il exists mol
in The territories OF the United States, whef. there
is nothing but the municipal law Q! conquered
power 10 abrogate ill!-and that The municipal
law OF power which we have vanquished
dvess Us OF properly in slaves, as existing before
the Federal Constitution was formed and as guar.
anlecd By that sacred instrument
More when | can find leisure
a VOICE rnR SOUTHERN RIGHTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29
nopru CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.


The Carolina Wachman has a glowing de-
.c,i,,;on Of great Rail Road Convention held
al Salisbury on The l4lh ins, TO promote the sue
cess OF The Central Rail Road On motion OF
Gov. Morehead, DR.. E. C. Robinson (o' The VIZ
rina Legislalutel and H. Whitney, Esq, dele
rates from Norfolk, were invited 10 take part in
The deliberations. The following were The ofi-
GERS:
F,resiient-John NJ. Morehtad.
Vice Presidents Gen Alexander McRae. w
Boyland Or w Holl, Col Daniel Coleman,
Col John Mcleod E G Robinson.
Many OF the distinguished sons OF North Car
DINA were present. numerous speeches were
made, among them one by Mr. Whitney Of Nor
ic,k. The Convention ha arrived al 60 cennne
conclusion, when the Waterman went press
though that paper says, the sentiment was unan-
imoas that the Central Rail Road shall be ouil'
LIE, Virginia look 10 her interests
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29
i)EA THIS

Died, on Saturday,, The 23i instant, N y
folk, Virginia, Miss Mary Ann SslDES, ...-
daughter OF DR.. VIM. Is SelGen, y mat ~
Died, al The residence Of Mr.. Wellington c"di'a.
the city of Richmond, The 2and oi jane y sud-
and brief attack OF asiatlc Cholera Mr. RlcH AZ" "
GUDDiN IN The iGth y.ag of h,s age W tHls ~
the tears IL the sisters have been made freely =
and numerous friends and ncqia'rtinoes e REV
one, combining IN n, character - manf -
traits IS gone from amongst them. " dts3iti
brother, generosity and KIND heaneinr- .t z *.
brnrvolrDce IS : ciiiz.n, ire wOfthy P.i.r
noble virtues that aJcrn thr species, Jnt g
n examples to br t,ied, the writer ~ ih.- .'
tribute feels that II Is but an Of justice T. ~
~ Of the deceased To record them ~ c"naselbA
ms name. Though the deceased uas not : ptt'''
religion, yet he manifested an entire -uhins''"l
Divine will; and, sensible that his only tns' - !.
Saviour, he quietly gave himself up iai0 ~ ! y,
Such was the amount OF the last words lht
tered He nov sleeps In the cord embrace & w.
while the wounds Of thase u whom ne !" = ''..
are bleeding, and the sigh of gtiefrses non. ~
Of his companions In society. who once 'nha1
with him the pleasures o. friendship aGd 81.
course. peace be 10 his asees ifisHs' Z.
intimately acquainted with hin for so1s WIZ
who deeply sympathises with ms afflicted ~
their misfortune, Offers this poo tribute 70 ~. "
JJ- The Wing Times and Republican afe re-.
/
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.


Tho Iex;nston ,oners Owe full accounts of
q. rs.sn, a,sm,,a,,oos a, Wash;nyton co,Jeye
IT,. od,,,..s hsToro ,ho I,erorv Ga. ;e,iao hy sbe
D.. AZ 90 - S,,,a,an : snol,on 81 =. o.
W. " ' IT, ', ."u "a q .;
aoie euo''' tuo suoJe.' "e' ''o '''do a'u ~
portaoee OF Tue s'uuY Vi lne ciass'cs'
The commencement Exercises tooR place on
the 2o!h INST al The rfesoyterisu Churcb, 10 the
following oder:
!. sau.slory Oraion, by Alexander !.
Brown, OF Wyihe.
2. CiucInndu Ola,iop, oy AIsS. L. Nelson, Of
Augusta.
$ CliosopEic Grafton, oy kd"'n L Moore, Of
Jefferson.
4 Grafton. ludlence OF American lusiitu-
tions, oy Ssmae Il Brown, Il kanawha.
S,unn ~ ,,..N snjD ' =, M.
s 0t,,,o, NJ =, az N,,.- -. I,n;r. "a
F,.hburo Of Ao,usa ~ y 'A'''
I. Ora,lon. Landed Ars,ocracies, /, Robert
IA. Wallace, OF Pennsylvania.
g. Otaion. Af:can COLONIZATION, by Robert
Waus, oil D'wnpaHies eoonty, LELAND
Rando,on
A' To- n.,,sa # p,cb.,or >, 49,. 80,
co.,s,,.d NOON tho ,oiInw,na v,mns ssn,,.msn
hv n. J,or,n ,hs pc..,ssnI =, me- Calico Of.
III '1ua'u, u n,''', =, :. ~ 90 -
A.. > O. ,larI N.l.aa CI noors s
:, neA Dio"n. 60 i y" o ;,
a oio@n' ,s"aT N',n"n' " r,"pu'n' ~
Wal'ace, no "dms, VI 3ee. c"s ~ =
rlnnen' " = un ~, v u Twin. ! :,
duoson, Ltacn w Lie, ~ hdiiinei, y
venao'e, ma'Slns aot v I Wnanon
Inc degree OF ndsef 81 hu> WAS col.elteu
on Charles A. Miller and Edward J. MeGamp
bell, Esqss., former graduates o. ihe l1s'huto1i
ADD the degree OF "Docior OF Law upon IN.
Rev. Henry RufineT, d D.
A, tour O'clock, the Banner procured by The
Ladies Of Lexington, vac presented 10 lheil
name, BY The Rev. J. ". Brown, to MIR. Isaac N
Sh''n' me representative OF Tue Temperance
Sl1sauels
Inc addresses 81 Dir. Brown ano OF Mr.. smhf
are 'PoAen u IL hlsn ltrms.
FATHER MATHEW,s vISIT-Tbe pi,,s
burg Chronicle INDUCES in Inc following allusior
10 Falher Mathew:
u cones from J.. s,s.-;,,, n,,
na,.o,a anas,a ,a,'a,a ~. w. ,a"1'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29
POET Y.
FMthe ENQUIRER,
A FABLE BY AB.TE REaTotA.

A FABLE by iBATE EEaToLA.
From Mro. Pfcz1i's Travels.i
Walking iu!! many 4 weary mie.
The lizard mel the crocodile,
And ,hus began. hoy isi, how iah'
How finely guarded. s't, you are
IT'S really charming 'hns 10 see
Ones sindred IN prosperity.
Pye travelled IA; 70 fl your coasI.
b., ssre me labor wa no! lost,
For YOU uus. lhinG ve don'i rgel
Orr low ne cousin, nov So erea';
And. mo our humbe habitalions
Are such as >u,t cur humc!e salons.
The honor e lnc lizaTc bio q
Was never better understcot."
TIL amphibious prince, VINO slep! content
Ne'er listening 10 her compliment
Al this expression raised Ri, heao,
And, "Pray. who are you . cooiiy 'a'1
The lille creature now renewed
Her history and tolls suodu.'
H.. zeal 10 see her cousins face,
The glory OF her ancient race;
Rnt looking nearer, found nv ioro
was fast asleep again-and snord.
MORAL
Meier press upon rich relation,
Rais't 10 The ranks OF higher s,aiioni
Or, il you will disturb your COZ,
Be happy inat he does but doze.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29
From The Petersburg Republican.
ANOTHER VICTIM,

William Bowden 10 be deputy Collector al the
Port or Petersburg, vice Charles Campbell re.
moved.
II seems that Mr.. Rosser, The late Collector al
ihis place, was removed not for any official MS
conduc, nor for any lack Of qualifications, but be-
cause OF ALLEGED partnership and opposition y
Gen Taylor We should now like 10 know why
Cha,ic, Campbell was removcd} And, here, -
prevent any cavll as 10 the fact Of Mr.. Campbeils
removal we will simply state, tina, when the new
Collector entered upon the DISCHARGE oil his duties,
We understand he requested Mr. Campbell 10 con
lnuc in Office for few days, evidently for he
purpose OF obtaining Information respecting The
dulles Of Collector This Mr. Campbell refused
10 do, and his connection With he office was there
upon dissolved. We, therefore, consider this a
much removal, as If the collector had slated a.
once TO the late Deputy thai ne had no further
use for his services.
Why then was Mr.. Campbell removed Ne
one can say thai he was "paTtizan' No one
can say lha; he ever abused or "reviled" Gen.
Taylor No one can say that he made aGy po-
Iiical speeches dnrlg The last campaign. No one
can say lha, he ever was "a political brawler." "
No one can say that he has not discharged his
duties with "hones;y, capacity and fidelity"
None OF these charges can be brought against
Mr. Campbell, and YET NJ has been removed -
This is a case which might very justly have
been spared by any Administration; and yet
inc Administrations, al whose mead is Ge-
neral Taylor, the man who said he you'd
not be Inc President OF party, but the President
oil The whole people,"-this Administration, We
say. has distinguished iisei BY acts Of extra pro-
scripiion II seems 10 have 10 regard for char.
sctcr, capacity, military services, private wout,
or publ: opinion; bur, "a il impelled BY dis
position 10 riiicule that ansuspecliLg honesty
which Induced the people 10 condde in The decla-
ralions Of Gen Taylor and his friends, il mas
made hasie 10 show how false the hope thai vas
built upon those declaraloLs :, and 10 demonstrate
that those promises were made but TO be violated.
Mr. Campbell is 100 we'll and 100 favorablY
known as gentleman, a scholar, popular !lie-
raTy writer, and an officer, Tor US 10 attempt any
particular commentator oi him now, ami those
10 whom he is known will need no assurance
from US 10 satisfy Them hal his removal was a
case OF naked proscrpnon- not IusIihed by cir
cums'ances, and neither expected nor desired by
the people.
VITA. change IN The hab'ls q The Admins
tTation Since ut ViIeiDle elections!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

10 honor of The msms', d Il Polk, the Coqi'
mon Council OF New Yors ciIy, has resolved,
That the 1sss OF The city, Of vessels IN pclt aud
lbe various pubic buildings, DC tispsyei a, hal!
mas, on Tuesday, 26n iEstanii ,hai minute guns
re hred from he Battery, audcr lie direction Of
General Sanford, al sunrise ami sunset OF he
same ray; that the Chamber Of he Board OF Al
dermen be shrouded in black and hist the mems
bers Of the Common Coanci gear Grape upon
the leil arm for the space oi thirty days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29


no CAlUs VI. CALLS, Richard Gafi4a' ~ ~.
1 Garland, 0tio G kean, Edward . W lt
Calls Elizabeth VI Garland Helen -
ward Garland Mildred 6 Garland and " = -,
As you are non-reridsnts al The state y
you will plrase take notice, mat, on Nra"',
18th day OF August next. tlsi9, be'~ren III
nine O'Clock Ia the forenoon and sit "'ei",' #
trrnoon. In the store-nousr Il Charlts - !.
1revlllian's ID, Jot, in The county, L"n's U.r.
of Virginia, we snail proceed 10 take thr ~
oi William Ragland, John YES. and otar'''
~ evidence for us IN TWO siiis nov der. \. y
Superior Cont Of Chanc-ry for th- ~ !, \. Z
and state OF Virginia. in one OF whi.a h
Taylor, Executor and Trustee Of Jam@' t5 .r...
Ceased is plaintiff and OH and othef, iff ,-,. y
and In the other OF which Richard = VOTE XXI !. i;
Morris and William Morris are planlihs, ~ IL
others are defendants;-and II, from 9ni ,,,o,sc,'
taking ofthe said dispositions shall not ~ n 10
or being commenced, should not be m,',,1,t :
day, the taking Of tho same will De- SOY
time 10 time until they completed. I'M, SO
Given under our hands, this an das y sTsYLog
Ja9lELl - Yori. ts1+
Executor 4"' 'I RicHaRD . MosRt7
Iawfs " MORRIS
June 26-rst VILLA"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

General Frankhn Pierce OF New Hampshire
vas on THURSDAY last presented with handsome
sword which was voted 10 sim by The Legislature
Of his native S,a'e as testimonial by MS fellow
citizens Of 'neir appreciation " his services IN
The laie war with Mexico. The ceremony q!
presentation ,ook pace Al G ,ncord, III presence
OF The members 3 ~ LII Il! ute an .aTg-
assembage OF ladies and ga emen. The sword
was presented ny Governof D,usnour, n bIIsf
address, 10 which Geaerai Pierce mate a. aP-
oropriate rec!y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29
Accounts from SANTA &c, va Corpus Christi,
have been received al New Orleans

nave Ueeu IeCtIVtu d ANVW OTIsdH5.
Bent's Fotl was besieged by five or six nun
dred Indians, but as j, was well wateret and
provisoned, 70 tears we're entertained Tor the
inmates. Col Washington had organized two
or three companies II he Mexican ci,lzens, 10
make head asains Inc lu;iaRs until he could be
reinforced from oelow There was pressing
want of troops in he Department
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

The Wings OF the Second Alabama Congres.
sional Distric, are in sor, OF INK" ccasioned
BY MI James L. Pugh Wing, coming on, on
bis Town hook" in opposition 10 The Hon. Mr..
billiard the regularly nominated Wing candi.
date Of The district.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

EULoGY ON EX-PRESlDENT POLK
The Hon. George NJ. Dallas has beer chosen,
ani has consented, 10 pronounce The eulog i'm
upon TIC life and character Of the late President
OF The United States, James K. Polk, before hi,
democratic citizens OF Philadelphia, who are bout
making suitable demonstration oil respect 10 the
memory OF The distinguished deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

Bishop Hughes, Of New York. has issued a
Circular, designating Sunday mex TOR general
collection throughout hi, Diocese, icr The relief
and supper! .. Pore Plus TX. in his presep'
struggle against the Koran Republic,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

,,,o OUR COUNTRY CUSTOMERS ~. 80 s -
i who are not disposed 10 VA, ~. "sos.s bs, y
prompt and strict attention - 81 Am FiS'Y w.
GOODS. Our assortment vas never
and prices shaIi be satisfactory; IN Sc ~
Juae 26-e2awlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

Gen. Tayor's favoriIe while horse, row on
the Uay 10 Washington, was al Cincinnati on
Saturday last He is 10 De forwarded via Bal
timcre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

LOSS OF VEGGTABLES.- - estimated
that the gardeners in and "bani Richmond, will tc
losers 10 The exenl of $4,000 10 consequence
Of The cholera excitement stopping The sale OF
their uerPlanles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

The fourth o. July next, says al exchange,
will be glorious day In Pennsylvania. The
law e1en7nng shFee hundred dollars worth Of
real and persona! properly from me iangs Of
execution" AMI "esy" gees in,o effect on tina;
,;,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

Sheridan Knowles, lhe dramatst, has enter.
ed tie Church. and is preaching 10 London.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

TAG PuSJ.UB tn .srf.,ory recently annex.
Ell to the British torninioIs: extends between the
2a.h and 36ih parallels Of North latitude, and be-
tween The list Il II merdians OF East lon.
giude. The Ave ,ivers, the Indus, The Jncum,
The Chenah he Rance and the Suel afford
navigation Of moi less than 1850 miles. The pc
pualion is cain auted a. three millions and halt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

TIE New YORK Express say' ma Gcu 1'ay'o
vas iacIiLei 10 eve Col Web6 Inc mission Il
Spain, hul Ina ceriaio lad SECTIONS" oi the COL
onels lie were Sc arrayed agsins, him, that the
Cabinet would no, press the appointment" and
'the President did not fee! a! liberty 10 take the
responsibility"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

The prime origin Of the cholera, in The Amos
phere, is r1w said 10 be substance called ozoHs'
which is neul7azed BY sulphur. What ozone is
has psFplexed good many The mos! ineliis'
be explanation is contained in the New York
Commercial Advertiser, where il is stated that
osonc 'is anorher form OF oxygen gas, aud is also
known b. Inc name Of active oxygen, or Schon
bein's oxygen. II is generated during The action
II The voaic battery, but is best prepared by pas
sing The electric >gafs through perfectly dry az
ysen while il liz nascen safe, when i, may be
collected in The usual way and il properties e.
amned ], has phosphoresceni ocor, ana de-
rives lis name from its superior activity 10 oSy-
gen in uniting with other bodies. II has The pro-
perry Of dccomposins bodies on which oxygen has
no effect, as 10 the ioide OF potassium; but TIE
best mehoi OF lis detection, and what may hcs'
destroy lis inbo nee, nave not as YET been salts
tactori!y determined
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

Appropriate honors 10 the memory OF the late
James Polk, ex.Presiden. OF ne Unilsd
States, arc paid in almost all The towns and
cities from which we hear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

WIG CONSlS TENCY-In lo47the Wing
legislature OIL Massachu els declared hat the
Mexican war is crime; and all VIII nave par
aiken IN It's we'll fought fields have aided in lis
preparation In lS49 me Wing Legislature Of
Massachusetts invites Gen. Taylor, he chief "cfi.
HofS
General Taylor having ccer invred 70 visi
Trenton says he "snai! be HAPPY 10 20 50 du-
ring the summer, ii his pubic di'es viii permit
His public duties what are lneT} To vote al
Cabinet meetings. Now, as he is generally ia he
minority, We DO not th.nk ina; re would oe miss
e. He'd better 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

At meeting Of The Jackson Democraiic As
ISOLATION OF Washington city, held on Inc 2ls;,
resolutions we're passed expressive OF the grief Of
the Association at The death OF James X Polk,
ac PteSidrn, OF the UGnel States. The follow.
Ing resolution vas also passed
Resolved, That, as lribule OF respect 10 lie
memory Of The iIlusirious dead, funeral GRAFTON
be delivered by The Hon. Henry S. Foole, Of The
Uniled States Senate, on Mcncay, the Oh day OF
July Tha! Ice President Of The Uni:ed Sla,es,
the Cabinet, the Mayor and Corporation Of
Washington, and the citizens OF The District OF
Columbia, be invited 10 JOIN In the ceremonies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

An OUTFIT Tine Unlou says The collector Of
the poF 0; San Francisco and MS family have
,h,,:y t,eo h0s,s and oartsea trayoas, each drawn
oy .is mules nasine 10 al, one hundred and
sseteea horses and mules furnished b. the go
vefrmeni 10 uanspo him and his family 10 'h+iF
destination. |! computes the cos! Of aending gu
hiu and the ;wo Indian Agents, one Tor Salt
Lake and orc for SaRa Fe, a, SIS 600.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE, VIR-
GlNiA.-The conference previously arranged 10
be held l. ween Bishops Meade and Johns,
and The Bard OF Visiters t. this institution,
has resue in Bishop johns acceptance Of
The PRESIDE icy lhereof, unde AZ arrangement
creating ~ prcisssoIship, to when is assign.
ed several he branches heretofore taught bY he
Presiden. thus preventing any interference win
The Bishops Episcopal oulies, by limiting his
course ct instructions 10 those months in winch
he is NO, thu, engaged. Atihe instance Of B,sh
op Johns himself, Inc salary pertaining 10 mis-
Chair is 10 he appropriated 10 the support Of lwo
new proiessorships.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-11
AMUSEME NTS.
ORLEANS THEATRE,

Positively the Last Night but One of the Season
Benefit Of Mr.. J. COLIN.
FRIDAY EVENING May IL ls49-Las representation the
charming Opet. three Boisseci entitled HANDS
OFF THE QU ZEN ....Te conclude with RICHIE D'AMOUR
Vaudeville, III Que act.
eV Tomorrow Positively Last night Of the Season.
Es The Liretto Of Hands off the Queen French and Eng
lsb, is for s. at the Box Office
LIZ The performances will commence al O'Clock. myll
-s>e-----
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Corner of Baronne and Poydras streets.
C. PAGE Treasurer. FRED. HUNT
First Night Of the Season
= ATURDAY EVENING. May u, lsis the Olympic will be
- opened and the performance take place. with
GRAND OVERTURE by the Orchestra Immediately after
which, Miss E. Pee will recs appropriate ADDRESS written
r:s @ TIE SD oa Mr.
Mr. c. Page Mira, Mr. H. Eytinge Count Glorieu, Mr.
Mack Capt. borngeo, Mr. Duffy Tanecd, Gsdes; Lady
Verify Popn Miss b Salzman After which, the onal At
them Of THE sTARsPANGLED BANNER. Solo parts by
E. Pstrie, Miss Ftzjames and Mr.. T. Dryden effect
Chorus by the entire strength Of Company FAvORlTE
the DUMB BELLE VIVIAN Mr. j. S. Charles Manyers Mr.
don; Osinuk, Mr. Psge James, Mr. Geddes Eliza Miss Pete
with The Sayana Of swesty DER Senses Stealing and the
Song OF +" Rise, Gentle Moon Miss L.
~ The Police Department direction Mr. j. McCo
key ~ Doors open at O'clock Curtain will precisely
quarter before g. -ES Prices of Admissions Dress Cir
exc ard 50 cents SECOND Tier Colored Boxes
SO cents: Colored Gallery rs Cents Box Office open from 10
where seats may be secured application the Treas
ursr, MIR. FRED. HUNT. myH
ROPER'S SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No. l07 POYDR.aS Street. NeD Orleans.
open FROM 8 O'CLOCK, A. NJ to 2. NJ. and
~ FROM to 8 O'CLOCK, p M jas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-11
SALES AT AUCTION.
Printing Establishment at Auction.

1Eantng establishment at Aucuon
SHERIFF'S SALE.
MoNpAf May H. at hapast O'clock P MWi be sold by
LIE extensive establishment known the COMMERCIAL
In this establishment viii one R. Hoe Co.'S Single
Cylinder Napier Printing Presses Foolscap do Proof do.
era thousand pounds Type uesy newt together with every thing
he sf oF IF JAZZ p sdn.s Of one Of Rh
Patent saamander Safes, Desks Tables Armors Chairs
The LEASE premises expire the slst of October will
my.l Tsrms cash IL. LEWIS Sheriff.
Positive ssleMF n Of zSlegmon Andrews
CATURDAY May IL I8.9-wl be sold at auction at Banks
e A. By And F G. o &c
bearing foT a M asi IN ne safsS smS
Lot No. a. Square No. 81 measuring American So
~ fI ss OF wh: t
extends stu further back between two lines Of equal LENGTH s
large addition space embraced parallel Ines
all the improvements on the above named property.
sae D. l. Ricardo the expense purchaser
Sale Of u S. Ordnance Stores.
"WEDNESDAY, May 49, sis at 10 o'clock be sold
i.oai Muskets, complete
'i IS d dS E8gl!h;
s. s. F RnatI;
100 900 nb smallarm accou,rcineus;
sos Copper Flasks;
9 Powder Horns
50 tons Cast iron, (Oa Bals.
:" Wrought Iron. Tire Bolts, Chains, Nus and Chain
sea ri Gs?e'
A lot of Assorted Tools.
All articles deliverable at the place Of sale.
IT, attention Of Planters particularly directed to the sr-
Giles above enumerated of which will be found useful for plan
R. H. X. WHITLEY Captain of Ordnance
The New Orleans crssceu, will above weekly until
the day OF sae and forward this office for collection
Baton Rouge Aduocae ap30
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-11
New Orleans Cattle Market.

,JdaiIr for Che Crescent, bv VINCENT WILLIAMS,
sssprsior Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
,.rrrs, Thursday. May 10-P. M.-Amved. steamer
y, With 40 sheep, III Beeves ITO Calves Harry Hill,
80 60 Beeves; Glencoe % Beeves. 6 Cows Prices as
Beef, first class. IN; second, Z; third, 6O6hc.;
y sses. SKc. q ID Cows. $50 s35 Sheep, 50 SO
Y. INV. Sl4Osl5 o ton Corn, 45050s. p bushel;
Z d, . bushel Bran. 60GD7Oc. y 100 ID; Oil-cake.