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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-08

NOTICE.
subscriber. have com m ,stsd their ara,se
Es'i AND iissf
W. :UkdICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMERY,
smbEcAg as intend e'u j. shall every article Es nsedfH
not ). excellence Of quality Of
price NE "a f"sif i he IfS5 Tf AGENT
orders ca addressed with confidence and certainty
Of ha, ing them properly and faithfully attended to- not
- The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
To The so
500 II Camphoi; IU0 III Tartanc Acid;
g.: RS sSfs &C., &C., s cfsam T s1ai9's
as.. n.alsR; Gale. SeS.. Gum Arabic; ru.,.u.
~ Sup. 2ain as;s. aS o.: Iodine ssss
=: Assas; g. s!Tya bsHs;
400 :. iodite Potss .. Hefatrine;
ls5 Is Ca!!o~e, nglsh; e ID Blue Mass;
100 Red 'sf PATENT ME e tsfsE oa"'''
shernan's Preparations; Iodine Liniment; n
f abnestoeis A1%4' S soothns syrup Tui
Comstock's Wnghts Indian Pills; .
s%syue's Syrup Wild Cherry; 'Ht'A Aatbiious do
ycI.nfuge: Cohen's Rim. Embrocation
Snr>apa y Tar Pills; Bulls Ext; Sarsaparila;
WlstI's Bssrm WldCherry;P eletler sSyrup
GannIrhea Mixture; Townsend's
Ealnestocs's Verm!fugs; Dead Shot;
Canadian - Carpenters fisherman sdo
as sss w S.n F "asn'''' Psssgi als Pills
Alma an iorega Pills; sappngton'. Pills;
sanmsd MINI M"gays E FuS fepassa
Mn Gar liner sLiverwort, sarsparlla and Wild Cherry
IA line IS Linimenti Bitters:
A''''s'KE KENNEDY q FITZPATRICK,
NIL fn corner Risnviie and Chartres
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ARRHsT.-Mary German vest. rday brought to the
Second Municipality WachhOuse. charged with stealing
several articles Of wearing apparel from the house e.
McKenna, Foucher street.
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81 VE ID E p OF.

LAV f. ID e + OTe
J. BUDDY.
IL Slave Yard and Boarding House, $50 Gravier
street. second door from Carondelet.
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
at a times Slaves will be recev ed on board sold
on favorable terms The building large. thee-stoy brick
house. and very mOdious Slave Depot. PaticulaI
attention viii be paid the health and cleanliness Of al
dawes plaoed in this Yard. Ad
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NEW YORK sADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
sIeN OF THK BLACK HnRsx HEAD Is Canal near Camp st.
4 NDRkW G RUIL e. co, Wholesale and GA
sa'es. T1ani; WSa:, Hss.sip., sE,sins: "a
Furntu Of desert ton. having full assortment OF
all articles Their line from their mandatory, are enabled
offer purchasers both ect To- style md prices an
iBducement to call on them at IS Canal street
dN I'm ANDREW q RULI. u CO.
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70 RENT

70 RENT.
A NEW tw-c.s,ory FRAME HOUSE. neatly and well
"A bulk, galleries above and below, with five rooms -
and KITCHEN, large csern yard and Flower fsarden, #
,iusted at the corner of Washinston and Chanut
Lafayets Apply q No g 81 Charles s:Isss, o. Q. ths
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MARBLE.DUST AND FIRE.CLAY,
100 BBLS Marble. Dust and Fire. Clay for sale by
xWb JOHN STROUD CO.,
jaN l46 Common a.
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For CALIFORNIA.

1INHE under, gned removed m his old stand, on
Poeyfae street TO the corner Of Baronne and Girod
the nufacuing of the best and cheapest
PORTABLE MILLS ever offered the ublic well.
known as COI.EM ANS IMPrOVED PATENT Pt'R-
TABLE UNDULATORY Mill. anters and Others
wanting sup article OF the kind respectful y 'nvi
ted to call md examine fo themselves especially hos~ gong
to California The Mil ing very COMPACT. II occupies
but little space and is adapted steam wste O. horse
power. E6u w. r. COLCuhN.
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Positive Sale of Jackson street Lots, Lafayette, BY
consent of parties.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN e. co.

J: a DEARD, fdUCIIUHetl.
CATURDAY, February To- at l2 ocock-Wl be sold at auction
y a Banks Arcade
described cold by consent Of
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND he bounded by
Jackson Apollo Branari and Josephine eing lots Nos and
30 inches and by depth Of los feet
parallel lines they -ey high ground and located
from Nayades Railroad
Ter1nsOnehrd cash. basce year, for notes bearing
mortgage on The property.
the purchasers. ja29 80, fy4, 80 g, 10
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS /:
LATITUDE. 80 81 30 N.-LoNelrupr. 90 WIN Time, sa
Cleared Yesterday:
Arrived Yesterday;

Arrived YESTERDAY:
Ship Manchester Conn., IS days from New York. to Samuel
Ship Caroline Nemith Eaton from Liverpool 2Sd Decem-
Ship Venela, lBrit) Frank. 30 days from Liverpool,
Ship Tamarac, (Brit) Jones' from Be.uma 10 master
ID my.
Ship Tennessee, Cook II days from Nassau. to Samuel
Ship Lorena Conway 40 days from Havre. Toby s. Bo.
Ship Austria Boland 50 days from Liverpool, to Bailey
Ship Pin, TX Fr) Guigrot. from Havre 2sth November,
touched at Cowes 18th Dec, to master.-lst my.
Ship Elizabeth SBnt Charleston, Sc days from Liverpool
Ship Switzerland Lowell 80 days from Liverpool, to mas
Bark Prince d W.e. tBrit>-. days from Hull, Eng,
Bark Acteon lBIitl Benson from Glasgow 10th Dec,
Bark kObi A. PsIke tBrj Morton, 70 days from Belfast.
Bark %on,pslsr, Aq roey. 20 day. from Camden tMs, to
Brig Hayan.ro tpan, Mealet. from Vera Cruz 18th ul,
Brig s to hspsEs bspsN G Rio de h
Brig H.sI q s g Sn Sssh0n Is days fro"
scbr SARAH Hamilton, ~-- is days from Thoma.'on to
H''''''-'' my srEAxpoArs:
ia. L Day, Gibenon, I'm Mobile
ons cd m do% Baso" b
Highlander, smith, from St Lops
a Ssisf F as5o b. Rssss from fIfps T
81. Paul. Cab I'm st Louis.
IN bo,ws K.v from G!RSVes bale. cotton
+ IN n s STsis W Wi taaof i@ Iafourohe
Towboat Porpose. Phillips I'm the Passes
Towboat Jefferson, Whittemore. I'm tn. Pssse,.
Towboat Phoenix. Crowell, I'm the Passes.
Towboai Gon9ueroI Heat,en, fin the Passes.
Towboat Panther DAYS FIN :. the e. Passes
Towboat Alton Nc Daniel, fin the Pssse.
-BELOw-COMIEG
Five ships and two barks unknown.
IN THE RIyER-BoUND Up.
One brig and three schooDers unknown.
Memoranda:
Steamer Highlander left ST. Louis 3oth u-repors the
river in good boating order and rising slowly
Steamer Chas. Carroll left Cincinnati 3l.t uIt-In port for
N. Orleans steamers Diadem, New Orleans and Meodeon.
Capt Crowel of the towboat Phoenix, reports all out.
ward bound vessels gone to sea.
Capt Mechanics. of the towboat Alton repors-in the
OffnS. bound in. ship Chancellor. and eight ships and
banks unknown.
Towboat Alton towed down and sea on the 5th inst
ship Sir Charles Napier bark Jno Casfin, brig Jos. Bryan
Towboat Conqueror lowed down and to the 3st
ul ships Corsar and John Sndt, schn Hornet and Gen.
Taylor
Towboat Phoenix lowed down and to sea on the I'd ins
ship Anna barks Nashua and Mindora and brig T. B. Hart
Towbont Panther towed down and to the I'd inst,
ship Admiral and bark Brdgetown.
Towboat Jefferson towed down TO the bar bark Ashley
and to the 4th list ship Franchise and brig Oliver
Towboa Porpoise lowed down and on the 4th inst
ships Columbia and Louisa ard bark Touyo.
Passengers:
Per ship Nesmith-l4' in steersge
Per ship l.0rena-s4 in Storage.
Bark Robt. A. Parke-13 in steersse.
Spoken
BY the ship Austria 23d January in lat go IS long
$50 81 Hamburg bark 9th May So days from Buenos
Ayes short of PROVISIONS and supplied her with bread and
pork BY the ship Tsmaroo, the 18th u off Jsmaca
Dr. ship FoestpOre 90 days out FIN Liverpool for this
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N. ORLEANS BAZAAR and AUCTION MART,
Corner of PERDIpo and CARoNDELET streets.
A. The subscriber would inform his GAiSI.1.5z
k4N friend. and the pnblc that he has ~ FID$SSf4
~ taken Auction License, S6855TVTJ
and will hold regular sales of CA RRlAGES,
HORSES HARNESS, Eastern
plan Carriages Harnes etc. sold at this tab smen will be
equal Market and all Horses sold
register purchase As hours the
chaser the Horse repes sale
He hopes by pursuing this system, and By
business, liberal share OF patronage.
II. +. SMITH, Auctoneer.
N B. Outdoor sale, of all description. of properly attended
liberal
Carriages and Merchandise taken storage is27 I'm
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TAKE CARE OF PENCE
DERSONS wishing to save in the purchase of a good
HAT. of first quality and latest fashion. had bet n
ter call at IS era sr street where am constantly re- 60
Fine Gutta Percha ATS, No. Extra.
Fine Moleskin ATS, Nos. !; 2, Band
Fine Beaver HATS, Nos l, 3 3 and4
Boena Vista HATS. Isl and I'd quality black and drab
Ako Wool Hats Glazed Hats GAYS. all of hch
am instructed to sell very low, G. v RAYMOND,
fy56t Original fatentee for Waterproof Hats.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER, having cosed his connection with Mr.
L LEWIS FLORANCE, will he esfter carry on the Auction
account that from his
Auctonee his weknowu capacity cryer, tina
he will receive portion of the public patronage.
II. r. WOOD
Resrencss-Maunse White & Co.. VIM. Lsugbn & Co., Taco
Barker ia5O
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-08

J. A. BEARD Auctioneer.
THIS DAY. Thursday, February lss 10 o'clockwi be
d at auction at Banks Arcade the following Negroes sold
advancss--
JOHN, mulato, % year good Cook excellent subject
LILLY 80 years. excellent Washer Servant;
fully
BETSY 6 good House
NORRIS % years. an excellent Cook and House Man.
fully guaranteed.
JERRY, a years. C-tsr Gardener fully guaranteed.
CLIO, so Cook and Washer SlLvEY 81 years, House
Critic be sold together. c.nsgned and guarantee.
Henry 20 stout aboer good subject fully guaranteed.
FELlA, 81 years. Cook Wiser homer fully guaranteed
BEN, 50 years. ostler and Gardener
Also
Several very superior Washers, oe Cooks Warehousensn,
Boys and Girls
Terms cash.
Ac Of sale before j. R. Beard, Notary Public the expense of
the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-08

New Orleans Bazaar and Auction Mart,
Corner of PERDIDo and CARoNDELET SITS.
BY II. F. SMITH, Auctoneer.
INRTDAY, February IL ocock-W be sold positively and
Il without
Landau, superior make and finish Bugge Rocka
ways; Wagons 10 Wagon Harness.
Te1rn. fyS
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

SHIPS-SHIPS.
U5K tx Akb ~ edRtu s ehksrl
EAasES s::5 sssss vi i'ii ssRs
BL6dp CO. Common sa1ss ST.
~, ARRANGEMENTS have been made with the steamer
passengers and freight will be forwarded Mssa
EcR s s. fAEsERAHE 1--we
E The fine fasf-s ailing packet ship ALLEGEAc. Ia
Ga n a. greater Fer
of a Of cotton ,s
Mf " JUN Jul N9 W. HSBk {! CO Common st
EoanEK e tx w!FH DISPATCH ss :sIs. brig
+ LIGHTFooT, Captain Sleeper, will leave as afIs
'lsz' For sfS s3is
,oD ,,dt5S ST 70 go WITH DIsP .It3a.., .npr
nfs mss9 osd1s o h aoKs
shove nof and viii have Dispatch For freight ap. NEe
ply rs master on 0o A. 70 poyd,a.
FOR NEWYoRK The Al fast sailing brig GEORGE
of her d. will sail above For freight or pa.
sage havsg good acc9mmodat ons apply to the Ca1tan
on aSa'a p'' hS fs3pq 1aff g Poyda.
on Sr e s;I WITH eyes D,spA re-
long. Captain Long, will sail as above
For freight or p''iHifEs HENRY Try K 2lsa
y5 " Poy'ras street
,,oR = Sc sAT ~ lS,s in, OR
Fog SAsssif faNb Ea &c tHaGIsR 1h
LhNE:@@Ths besutifnl new sehr. MARY FL. -
lions Il! il cabin and q ieeIass she W re-.
9s Ss az il eeons aSS Sse
persons going to California desiring comfortable passage
e psGuay invited to her and select h he bsths
e' ssal PiisffS sSS
FOR sAS ERASscisc9s il 5Arhs
Of her ca 60 al eady eng ssed will leave as above
Is
e ep 70 70 the r oGa E 6 oyds .ss
RATES PASSAGE.
IN tirt a6n, o0
seersso passengers not taken and no passage
E1R HE 4 YoRknFhe as fast sailing bfs EMILY,
lin Young msSeI having all fh her ga, farE sbe @
fG ~ passage o. aSb 81 co. Common st.
SG SP, Yo Wra ssM RsnA ship
JOLIET Capt pTebs having ss 1 , birds Of ga
a1Sis ps.'tfs aPIs
ok g sess WITH 9TIG EMS pEsP A1s
ssns bark XII Sspl h1h ns s:'
For OF ss w s on
'fSI 81 g JOHN W. Andrews CO 81 Common St
-,nn sX,T Gie9ys With DIst ATCH:
ir5 M .aIsts % s Mile bsss rst S.1: s
sppy g wi nan WyGTHeRB s Foyda.
packet bsls 4 GRA a Gsp sa Rs: 'egs'
having the eater portion of her cargo engssei 800
will leave above. For freight passage having De
good apply to the Captain on board fos
o. j ssf0'd "' HENRY < 'aasHBR1DGE poyd.a.
Tq 81 I THRSDAAAXi Ffb5RaSK p
apps SS .ss sehSonar ST MARY afR In Ill
appointed day. No will be spared to fit her 10
The St. Mary coppered and copper as
tened is very strong built, new and stands A 1. Being
fast safer in complete order or the voyage she ex
that destination Capt. Chasteau has made a number OF
the Pacific and is, from long experience. tho
established Panama and San Francisco where they will
be appy to render to the any service in Their
power limited quantity Of freight will be received if
Immediately engaged for which passage apply 10 the cap
tam on 00a' at the 1901 IosoS 'ssff
jas0 36 ChartIes St. up stairs.
gv- To leape WITH DISPATCH.
L o Substantial Schooner UNCLE BILL, Miller E g@e
boald, will sal above: For freight passage 49,.
iaS0 a. WETHERBY. 10 Poydrass st.
IT. To sail WITH DISPATCH.
sfOR Observation-Disclosures LI.VE-The fasts sailing
L racket ship, LOUISA. Capt, Chas. Flanders. e.
ph Fl as bo1 o Balance eea Of
passage having spenddy furnished state accommoda
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NEW FOB TYPE AT HALF PRICE!!!
A SNAIL ASSORTMENT OF JOB TYPE. con.
"A sitting Of fit weLselected ouns includ-
inc Paragon Great Primer and English with IS Case
Timer Lower and Job do etc II is well adafed or
County Printing Office. and will be d. ossd of for 800
CASH Address Ca 'iiornia" at this office. fy6
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GOLD Pc MS,

(NOREON q ARWS TKUNU, MI IO.NFH0: NO.
4 81 Camp street, have supply Of tn best article Of
COLD PENS 10 which they ask he attention Of al who
may be in want of that important item Of Stationery
A have also a complete assortment of sTATlONEHf,
BLANKBOOKS Of every description. Paper, Pens lnk.
Etc., etc. Jaw Am
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Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, etc. etc.

Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, etc. etc.
BY MORPHY q MENUS.
LNRDAY, February g. 10 oclockW be Sold in sales
Il up stairs No. 81 game
BOUTS, BROGANS, SHOES, etc., for Gentlemen, Ladies,
Misses, Boys, Youths anu Children.
A fine and invoice Of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING HATS
and CAPS, consisting oil general assortment. fyS
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Passengers
Per ship Nesmith-l4' in steerage.
Per ship Lorena-S4 in steerage.
Bark Robt. A. Parke-13 in steerage.
Spoken

BY the ship Austria, 23d January. in lat go Is long
$50 81 Hamburg bark 9th May, So days from Buenos
Ayres short of PROVISIONS and supplied her with breed and
pork By the ship Tsmaroo the 18th ut., off Jsmaca
Dr. ship Foespore 50 days out FIN Liverpool for this port
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GRAND TEMPERANCE BALL.

GREAT PAINTING!
open FOR EXHIBITION ~ FOR 4 SHORT TIME
OLONGER-A sTOCKWELI's
Mammoth Panorama of the
MISSI SSIP P1 R V E r,
From the Gulf Mexico the Falls OF ST. Anthony
AT PANORAMA HALL,
In the Commercial Exc arge building,
Ev EVERY EVENING IN THE WEEK, .Gc
and on Saturday afternoons at 3 O'Clock.
s This PANORAMA Three Of any Paint
ing the World and faithfully Of country Three
Thousad FIRE Hundred Mss Length passing through Ten
Uuon embracing Fifteen Degrees Latitude
EHr Admission, 50 Cents; Children. IS cents jslS
ROPERS SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No J07 POYDRY7S Street, New Orleans.
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. NJ. 10 2 P. NJ, and
~ FROM 4 TO 8 O'CLOCK, P. M. jas
-H>e--
ARMORY HALL SOCIETY BALLS.
ME subscribers the above and families having received iv
tation respectfully informed that in consequence OF the u
place follows which whole Of Ten Balls will
Gentlemen wishing subscribe will find the list
usual in the office OF the Ball Room
The FIRST on MONDAY, January 18th; Masked
The sscOnd on MONDAY, January 22d,
The Fourth On MONDAY, February 9Th,
The Fifth III MONDAY, February l9th
The Sixth on MONDAY, February 18th,
The Seventh on MONDAY, February, 9oth
The Eighth on MO y DAY, March sh,
The Ninth on MONDAY, March 18Th,
The Tenth Of MONDAY, March 18Th, :.
t The Committee Of Invitation will the office Of the Ball
Room every Sunday Afternoon at o'clock By order.
jaI5u J. P. BROOKS, Director.
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ESTABLISHED FAMILY GROCERY STORE
For Sale.

THE undersigned anxious 70 engage IN another bosness
sale The location is one the bet the and nts
mes, Te,ms-C.sH JOHN d HAN
fv2 &c Corner Canal and TreDe sts.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Slaves without Reserve. To pay Advances.
BY BEARD. CALHOUN d co.

r, c. WHITLEY. LUCTIoNEER Office, No. % Bank.
~. Arcade. TVS I'm
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Good Dray and Warehous eman.
BY MORPHY & MENUS.

D. n,
'Hls DAY THURSDAY, February z O'Clock be sold
l. auction, the hghes bidder, a Banks
The negro boy BEN, aged about 80 years.
fully guaranteed against msaes pre-
scr1bed by law. Terms cash.
Act of sale before E. Benvsnu, Notary Public exren.
Fs
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Positive Sale of Carrollton Lots.
BY MORPHY e. MENUS.

ID. E. MORPHY, AuctiOneer.
THURSDAY February at IL o'clock-WI be auction,
Banks Aca, the following described Real Estate,
of the leaving
NINETEEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in Carrolon, parish
Jefferson this STATE the designated by No.
plan Of the OF Caroton bounded BY Hamilton Twentieth
nund ad Rice Sad high being
Race Cour within three squares
Canal The plan be Morphy Nevus, No. Maya
un the day sale, when will be exhibited
cade. Terms eli.
of sale before A. E. Benvenu Notary Public, the expense
of ne purcha.ers
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFIck,
Thufhay Morning. Feb. 8. l61


COTToN.-The letters by the Canada which were con.
sidered due yesterday, did hand owing to
failure OF the mail. and still without full pscu.
lars Of her news. Cotton in demand wthstsnding
and 6oOo bales changed hands al quite steady prices.
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Groceries.
BY MORPHY g. MENUS.
THIS DAY. Thursday, February g. at 10 o'clockWi so
Il q No. 81 Magazine street
100000 various brands Havana and American CIGARS,
2sl boxes and butts fine VIRGINIA TOBACCO;
500 boxes ST. ERM and TALLOW CANDLES;
Soap Coffee Heng. Goldfish Sardnes Hams Shoulders
Rice Brsndy Gin, Whisky Vinegar Champagne Cae and other
goods fyS
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Auprsu,s Count Of louisiana.
,ns. :. Nrw ORLEANS. Feb S. 1s4e.

- (Connu1d.J
Evidence merely conec nra of the Of u dea Of
slave II he considered satsf .cory. when thers
ost mo tenn examnai at the body by sphysici q.
In which do give rise 10 rnvaed da"
it the settled rule OF jur-l rudeuce 10 adb the
principle that the direct and immediate Re pal and
Approximate @, nseqne ces OF the act co planned Of a
alone to be taken into considera ion "A. any those
favo de. of trust has heen made in another Stale.
to se"ue him endorer Of missory noe empow-
erns hun in the ev.ni of the ment OF the note
by the drawer. 10 sezs aud sell ain aves therein
mentione will not be authorized sses ion OF
the slaves in Louisiana, unless it sshown that thu deor
has been put IN default and Quere VIII ther ession
OF the slave can be taken stfer default the art
Of the debtor without the Intervention Of judc al
ceedings 81. When the facts authOnze the
diet Of jury, it will be aimed bv the Supreme
Cont, although the intention of the jurors be CON-
dahl
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~ To leare WITH DISPATCH.
ENOR VELAsCO. azora and Celumba:-The fine
Il substantial schooner UNCLE BILL, Miller. FL
master, having her cargo engaged and going on sf1lA
boaId, will sal above For freight passage,
having good accommodations apply on board, oTto
la30 A WETHERBY, 10 POydras 1t.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26
WISE Provisions,

We notice among the provisions adop
red by the convention TO frame the coHsri
tuition Of The State of California, variou.
grants for the purposes Of common schuuls
cole-es, Sc, as follows:
|. One section out OF every quarter
township of tie pubic lands for the use Of
the schools
=, Seventy-two sections Of nnaprropri-
a,ed land within the Sac for the esab. IN
men aud support Of University.
3. Four sections selected under he d.
rectlon Of the Legislature, for the Use Of
he State in establishing a seat of govern.
ment ard erecting buildings.
4 FIVE hundred thousand acres Of Dub
lie lands, 10 addition TO the same amour,
granted 10 new States, for the purpose o.,
teiray ing the expenses oi the Siara gov
ernment; and five Der cent. Of tie rroceed.
'i the public lands, after dcduclng eypen-
scs. for the encou,a cement oi I.arnDg.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

A negro man was lred in Prince
Georges County Court three or four Years
since, on the charge Of poisoning I4dv IL
Piscalaway Distract and tho evidence
which was clrcu,n>:nn';al, WIS Considered
SO strong that several Of the jury were in
favor OF giving 10 a verdict of gu tv. The
testimony Of q laSr ".Inees ,-n-, however,
discarded, and the man acquitted. A few
weeks since a negro woman died in the
nelshborhood OF PIsca'away, and on her
dca'h-bed confessed lba, she administered
the noIson.-Nariboro Gazette.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26
Newspapers in Europe are no' quite as

Newspapers in Europe are ho' quite as
cheap as in this country. The London
Times costs S45 a year. The same rate
is charged for The Morning Chronicle
Daily News, Herald aud Post. Tie Lon
don Evening MAJ! is published three times
week, at S25 year. The London
semi-weekies SIG 80 per annum. and
weekIies Sl2 and 50. The French daily
papers, the large ores, are about The same
price rs the London prints; those ahou,
the same size of our penny papers, cost
$50 and S25 per annum. The German
dallies cost from 322 70 $50.
The subscription TO the Placer Times. a
weekly paper published in Sacrame nlo
city, is $40 per year That o? the Alta
California. at San Francisco, is S;l2 per
year. and 81 cents for single number
The Alta California, since its enlargement.
charges for advertisements at the rate of
81 per square for the first insertion, and
50 for every subsequent one. Legal and
official advertisements are charged Sc Der
square for the first insertion, and So for
every subsequent one.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

A very large meeting Of the citizens OF
New Orleans was fed last week. in one
OF the churches Of tina, city. the objec, Of
which vas the adoption Of measures to
cause better observance Of The Sahha,h
Judge McCaleb, OF the u s District Cour,
presided. S eeches were made and the des
ecraiion OF the Sabbath by military rarades
the theatres, s., was condemned in un-
qualified terms. This movement NAV be
deemed as the intlatory step towards an i'm.
pro'em"nt IN The practice complained of.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26
The Last and

Third TERH.-Mr. SHELF would
announce that the Third Term Of his
Tifing Academy is about commeucios
ror his qualifications and success IN teach.
ing Pennanship. he refers to the following
gentlemen and ladies, who have had
pupils under his charge:
Rfv Mr. Marr, W Jones Esq, Dr. Grier,
{ ID Kline, Hunter Pardoe. Mrs Caldwell
John lioughlon, Ms Mccormick, Mr. J
perr. John Walls, VIM Cameron. Major
Gundy, Mrs Bennett, Dr. Thornton. g..