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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15
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At Old Spring Ware House.

NE W. NJ o z
At Old Spring Ware House.
informs the citizens of Lynch
Il burg and ls vicinity that his
Na:om-mak;n= and
BLA kSM 1T II SHOPS
are now IN fun operation Al those who want good nice and
cheap work get BY calling the subscriber, who Is
prepared e do al kinds Of work in both branches with
.NE3T.NESS AND DESP.3TCH
He has large stock Of very superior seasoned in M
yi H H. mnI> MOP he has Smiths
good and neat Horse Shoers, and AWAY has ~ manu- SUI
stock Of Shoes and Nails ,o,t>- ,, p,,,rv
T.vnchburg, March l3ts
rheslbscriber has very superior ROAD WAGONS
finished OIL Al several Caryas new and second handed.
ALSO,
several Secondhand Road Wagons;
W4GO,NS. CARTS. PLOTGHS AND
WHEEL- B4RROUS.
All Of which he Will sell low.
JOHN H. BAILEY.
JOhN &. NcCLlN4H.4N,.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
4 AN now receiving my Spring and Summer took Of
Goods, lately purchased, at low prices, consisting in
part Of the following articles, viz
200 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
25 DO Od Java d. very superior,
80 hhds NO. P. R. and ST. Crox Sugar,
10 boxes Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds and bbs Molasses, (some very superlor,)
2O kegs Nails,
80 sides Sue Leather,
10 bbs. Tanners Oil. (1est quaiity,)
4 casks Lamp and Whale OIL,
p Foolscap and Letter Paper,
100 Do Wrapping Paper,
10 tons Country and Tredegar IRON,
60rboxes Sperm and 1allow Candles,
50 kegs Blasting and Rife Powder,
20 boxes Tea,
chest do very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boxes Raisns.
| 2 terces Rice. fresh.
Shad, Mackere Herrings and Roe Herrings,
LGQU OEss,
GO bbls Rectifel and Mountain Whiskey,
- 90 Old Rye Whskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
II do Imitation French Brandy,
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, very supe-
Madeira and Sherry Wine, (hestquality,)
Porter. Rum, Gin, Malaga, Sicily, Madeira and Port
Wine, with many other articles
COW SIO.N SI.NESS
My prompt personal attention given TO consgnmrns, O.
FLOUR, WHEAT, ToDAcCo, BACON and all kinds coun
try produce. Also, to receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayage
/ May Its JOHN G. McCLANAHAN.
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ROSS C3SJ IRON 1fyJJc

have Just received four more of Ross, Cas-,
iol Noin -h!'is winch we are offering on accomno la
l That no farmer or miller who las force sufficient n
lynn one ought to BE- without it is very sin,rl.
II has been tried ~
NaicAl-ts LACY s GARLAND
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ElngrayingS by Sarfasn.

w f. nave lust received specimen coy the first gr
w merspreenns their famous protest at the Diet Of
pres engraved hy the great artist Sa7tai which we win
furnish to subscribers at S3-the PHILADELPHIA prce
~ rs u E. PAYNE & RRn
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TRUST SALE OF
Ed gu Sc EEs E.nrH,

O1 virtue OF deed Of Trust, executed TO the subscriber
- BY John w. p Buchner, bearing date Novembel 3Oth
recorded IN the Clerks Office the Musings Court
of The town OF Iynchburg, will proceed sell at public
tom on the premises Saturday oath day of March,
ioi9 at O'Clock, p M the House ana Lot convened N
SAD decd situated on 4h street, the old Baptist Church
and lately occupied by said Buckner The uouie i; neI
new, with good Kitchen, Servants Houses, Sc and i
very desirable Family Residence
Terms made known on the day ofsale The title is beev
ed 70 be unquestionabe, but acting shah
only such title as Is vested in me by the said deed
On ne day designated for the above sale the weather
should De SUCH as IN the opinion Of the subscriber TO render
improper to sell the said sale will be postponed until the
hrst lair day thereafter. SUNDAYS excepted
VIM. ii. LANGHORNE Trustee
March 1-t2iM
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To IT. ~ BFEEsTg.

fENiEuulersincd Will the business hereafter un
der TIE name and stylc IF n. CiUCCENHEIMER s 60
az uc old stand 81 the od firm They have now, and viii
continue to keep, handsome assortment of
2E x 00E3,
consisting part OF Broad Cloths, Cas5imeres Vcstinrs
Ca~sinett, Fulled Cloth, Jeans sc Sc
ALSo-constantly hand, achoice assortment Of Ladies
Dress ana Fancy Goods Likewise, Hats, Caps and Shoes
al oi which Will be sod at reduced prices.
NJ C;UGGENHFIMER
T. GUGGENHEIMER.
Dee "
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$40 REWARD

x ANAWAf from Messrs. W W. Toaey s Co,
m : n the lth inst. 2 bright mulato B.v,
Wat
apparently r. Or thirty years Of age small. sta'~fp and
quI'e 0oX ahhcd, Shoemaker ny trade and having =
lopez win his tools. lie probably intends making hi'
way p near free State
ne above reward, Of TEN DOLLARS. VIII BE give
III ~ his apprehension and detention in Jail o hi delT
eryto ne u Farmyile,ya.
June l9-ts II JACKSON
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fINfEais.G Establishment

PEN subscribers have inferred co-parlner<ip under
s the nameanf style OF \. GUGGENHEIMER s Co..
for the purpose Of con1ucnga
GENERAL Clothing Establishment
They have hand large and handsome assortment of
READY TEAGEI CLOTHING.
OF all KINDS adapted to the present season. which they offer
oW or cas at their store, door r. vree'5 Office
-Idln Street, Lynchburg. N. GUGGFNIIEIMER,
r. GUGGENHEIAIER.
s. GUGGENHEINIER.
Dec. ITS
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LIGHT! LIGHT!!

)HOSGENE GAS-CADIPllINE and ETHEREAL or
"a fresh supply just to hand-for sale bv
ian Its JOHN il! SEAY DRUGGIST
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From tte Baltimore .7mcrican Farmer.
WORK IN The GARDEN FOR MARCH
a1et !.o le-iIe i siJy tbs slalhcaliou Of seyu
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.Ff(El .$SHl,es.

.HsU Stones.
E Suhscrber prepared to furnish any number Of Mill
stones OF the very best quality, at the shortest notice.
ms establishment near B!acksburg, Montgomery county
tie VIII also deliver them Lynchburg or any place here
heinay make sale, if preferred. Adde'S
MCDANIEL s LEE. Lvnchburg-or
January s.
7. REYNOLDS s co. LeaksviIIe, Rockingham CO.
Norm Ca'olln are also agents r tile sale Of above Mil
Feb l2-wts
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Es:EREs EEECVE0.g.

~ 'A "a III III u IL Wv.
fE " Aid ELECTION for six Aldermen and six Com
mon Counclimen, in each ward, in the town Of vfrb
o VIII take place pursuant to act of Assembly, entitled
TN AT e amend an act entitled act to divide the town o
~ to wards aud tor other purposes, passed Feb
l9 $780, the first ruesda in April nextad VIII
Lynch ard No being all that part said town below
the Isl alley extending from the the 2th street n
me house next door to McCorkle Simpson, and owned
Alex Ligeatt and in Henry Ward No being all that par
OF town above st alley extending from the river to i2th
street IN the house lately occupied b. Garter II Irving as am
APo'hecary, nearly opposite Jno. < NJ. Iiuns
HENRY DUNNINGTON
cb Zo-t5A Serg' of the Corporation of I.yncIyr
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gSsy .RSyAsYss' E1Drpas,

.M4C.4tL4l'S HISTORY or ENGLAND
FIRST and Second = Oumes, just received. By
ID. b. PAYNE & BROTHER.
March Its
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.EOre Eight.
THE subscriber continues to keep hand regular sup,
ply OF the ''PHOSGENE GAS" and LAMPS for bur
lng the same This GAS affords the Is roc in use
It both brilliant and beautiful, and the same time soft
and pleasant to the eye Tie Lamps constructed as
render them perfectly safe They consist of Chandeliers
Parlor and Stand Lamps, Of which are beautiful
ALSO
Camphine Lamps of the latest patent, and small Taper
Lamps, useful article for the chamber supply Of fresh
Cdmph1ns constantly on hand for sale BY
Dec lS-ts tCHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
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PLASTER, S.4LI, &C.
1nn TONS LUMP AND GROUND PLASTER,
IOO $50 sacks Salt,
:. tons country Bar Iron for sale by
March Its John &, ATrj,J aNAII,N
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To Country Merchants,

GRASS SEED
ME have in store fine supply Of the various kinds d
W Grass Seed which Offering on liberal terms
W would call particular attention the Mountain Ever
green and win guante all that i said Of them i'll former
advertisement They the as the English Blue
Grass Seed kind friend Main street endeavored tc
persuade farmer to believe, and sold him the blue grass il
their stead.
Narch1-tS IACY & CART AMI
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r.h S-w2m I'D pCrrs ,r.t.
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L. X, BREIsAcH. a Hungarian by birth.

o. Capt. Emery, of the bark Hualco. at New
York on the 18th inst from this port reports that
on the eth ult. Key West ~ so miles distant fell
in with the srIr. Mary Maria, of ST. Augustine.
from Chagres, ia ballast, for Charleston S. c.: shs
was leaking batiy and was two-thirds full of water;
took from her apt. Clayton and VIM. L. and Chas
Perpall, of St. Augustine, and all her crew; saved
her sails, rigging, chains, anchors, etc; she was
only forty-fye ions burthen
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as such, to take the part of executioners, which
they sometimes volunteer to assume: The captain
assistant constables, but one has no authority
the other, and none are above better or subject
to other laws, entitled to other Justification for
violence, than the commoHest poiceman.-Abanu
Nv. w Alias '9
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Gs- Some writer tai ng of good manners says
nobody ever lost any thing by politeness'' Our
experience does Mt quite confirm the truth of that
observation but if any person wants to test the
question, let him have the politeness T" TO lend
his umbrella Boston Post.
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HUNGARIAN FEMALE SoLDIERY.-The n. Y.

by the last steamer received some particulars of the glo
successes achieved by the natiOa in the
WIN ,he husnansa conducted with all the genius of
ede FanFaan leaders German paper the Didaskalia
~ informs us that Hungarian ladies are fight
Ing WIN Tie same enthusiasm for freedom as their country
mn Among one hundred and forty Hungarian captlves
taken Dy zen Simonsh, there nineteen Hungarian
ladies with inuskets in their hands and dressed in military
UNIFORM COUNTESS of tile highest rank has raised regi
men al e own expense, and her sister is the commander
of this regiment.
l.. N, BREIsACH a HUNGARIAN nv birth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-28

R1oTs--HIsToRY.-When in the Lord George
Gordon riots in London, Newgate had been broken
open scores of houses burned, including the dwell
ing and library of Lord Mansfield, and the mob,
ment House with the avowed purpose of destroying
it, Lord Mansfield, consulted by the Ministry, de-
MED the right of the King to order the troops
to fire on the people, The majority of the council
decided against this opinion, and the rioters were
shot down, but the correctness of the decision was
questioned afterwards by Fox, in Parliament, and
the exertion of military power in such is jusli-
fled now rather by the plea of necessity thanhy
the authority of law Yet this disputed decisiofis
all the warrant under which the magistrates in
New York acted. The constitution and the statute
give no such power; for the State is chary OF the
lives of its citizens and in theory, at least, recoils
from these indiscrminate massacrees OF innocent
and guilty. which it isrue it fails on the other hand
to punish stying its silence by the plea OF neces-
sity Nor are the military companies warranted,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-28

Authorship OF 6 The New TIMoN. n-Bulwer
has acknowledged the authorship of "The New
Timon,' published anonymously two or three years
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS /:
LATITUDE 2s 81 30 N-LoNsITUDr. 80 Win Time. 6a.

Cleared Saturday:
Steamship Globe Eley Brazos ST. Jago. Harris Morgan
stssmsbp Palmetto Smith Galveston Hag MSIsnn n
s shp f fo1est King Randiett Liverpool,
s shp T T"sUs Smith. Rsyre, yP Whitney Go
SIP MsosdSnia spsw Napef WbtDsy Go
s hip Arlington. Ryan Liverpool j. p Whitney Co
5e b Ms W% Wa as soos asy Liverpool Ge
I'm GssGs Ssy fH4aspha Mf Ho
Bsrf H.S6on sns LG Ssa.::oI, Whitney Go
ssh R r. M9.s Barring Gs Baltimore H.
sR A Afs M o1s.on Hurley Hurley
Go HSd RGss, e
Arrived Yesterday
sabine osssp Ha H. GS Sn GaSs0n %
h ship Vesta Hssswyck, IS days from Havs to Jenkins
sbip John Henderson, - 43 days from Bremen to mas.
schi. John E Smart, rallman, days from Lasuna to
schr Hornet Cannon 5 days from ssal, in ballast to
lis. L. Day. Giberson. from Mobiles bales cotton
edo. PeIciyaI. from Red Rivsr-2s4 bales cotton
! Spy, Ure, from Baton Rouge.
Towboat Southwestern, Martin, from the Passes.
Towboat Anglo Saxon. Davis from the Passes
Memoranda
capt Cannon, of the sch Hornet reports the schr War
g. from this port. arrived at sisa on the 18th inst.
rowboat AngloSaxon lowed down and to sea. the
inst ship st. Charles, barks Mandarin and Theoxana.
Passengers:
Per steamship E. A: Ogden. from GalvestonaMs YizeT
fsss S Ms. Ss nq Adams sH Capt.
k Messs. Smoot. Smith, Tryon, b. klrsh, kenner,
Tship vessa, from Havre-3OO steerage
aship John Henderson, from Bremen-SSO Storage.
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THE OvERFLOw.-We are sorry to say the water
tnues to RISE though fast The cutters
OVERLOOKING up to St Charles street. most sckening odor
arises from the water which should think be very
favorable to health.
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.
C-seted epery morning. especially for The Crescent.

Notsn the First municipality designated the following
2by mi W the Nos commence at the Railroad and
@ Second m2 the Nos above the Steamboat Land
M No. being Flatboa Landing In the Third (m3 Nos.
nence at Railroad down. No being Ferry whar
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THE CREvkssE-Our latest from the Crevasse is
rather favorable Capt Grapt proceeding well with
his works. and thinks he will be able close the breach this
No shall Sae
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FIREWORKS. -There magnificent display of fire.
works last night in the Place Armes crowd of speeta-
tors attended, and were of course delighted
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. v,p, MULE FOR SALE.
"A WE'LL broke, good sized MULE, for sale
e"' Apply n No. - Nathez street, up M
Ryl2 M6
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TExAs-Difculties bet,oeen the California Emu
grants and the Mericans.-By the arrival of the
steamer E. A. Ogden, Capt. Hayiand, we have
Galveston papers of the Oath. From the News of
that date, we learn that the Yacht brought from
Matagorda Bay about sixty or seventy passengers,
principally for New Orleans. Amongst the num-
Der were some fifteen returning emigrants, who
had started for California. Some of them belonged
to the " Fremont Association one 10 Webb's
latter party have been as far as San Fernando. On
their return they were overtaken by report that
number of Americans of different companies in
all about one hundred and fifty, had attempted to
pass through Mexico without passports, but were
opposed by the Mexicans, and a fight ensued,
which resulted in the imprisonment of the Ameri-
cans. This is said to have occurred beyond San
Fernando, and is founded merely on rumor
1t is the belief of the emgrans who have re.
turned, that they will be followed by at least two.
thirds of those now on the journey, but who have
not yet had satisfactory sight of "the elephant
MANY of the Texans, it is said have also concu-
ded on returning
The severity of the epidemic on our Western
frontier and on the frontier of Mexico has indeed
been sufficient to ntimidate the most courageous
and its appearance at a time when So many emf
grants came under its influence, was particularly
unfortunate The dangers and hardshps of the
road are not, generally, matters of complaint, but
the cholera carries degree of terror with it which
caues thse bravest to quail.
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NEW ROUTE TO CALIFoRNIA.-The route from
the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean, by way of San
Juan de Nicaragua, taken by the California emf
grants carried down to the Mosquito coast by the
brig Mary, which returned to this port last week,
seems to be little thought of, among the many now
discussed, as afording the best means of comuni-
cation between the two oceans. We have seen no
detailed description of it among all which have
been urged upon public attention; and yet it may
be inferior to none of the others. report written
by James Buchanan late British Consul at New
York; during the administration of Mr.. Monroe, in
1928 perhaps embraces the best information before
the public on the subject. The route, according to
this report lies chiefly within the territory of the
Mosquito King, who acknowledges Great Britain
as his protector. Lake Nicaragua and the territory
between the Mosquito Kings country and the Pa
cific belongs to the people of Guatemala, who
separate from, and Independent of, either Mexico
or Columbia. Mr.. Buchanan says that, by way
of the river San Juan to the Lake Nicaragua, and
from that lake. by cutting canal at any point, not
90 miles, and in one place little more than IL miles,
through a level line into the Pacific, the whole
distance from ocean TO the other by me pro-
posed route would not exceed 1870 miles Sloops
drawing 4 feet pass up the rapids 10 Lake Nleara-
qua and by making one cut OF canal round
rand in the FLYER, the channel of the communica
ton wouId be complete for vessels drawing IL feet
The New York company carried down by the
Mary it will be remembered, took with them a
draught steamer and other boats for the river
and lake navgation.-Ga Galveston Ctutt,an.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
On Account of Departure from the CITY,
Choice Furniture. Silver Ware Plated Goods
China, Glass. &c SC
BY BEARD CALHOUN a. co

"WEDNESDAY, May 30, IS49Wil be at auction at iOt
w O'clock the Dwelling the of Apollo
The entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of gentleman leaving
New Orleans comprising in part, Mahogany Furniture
ORDER CONSISTING OF Sofas Ottomas Lounges, Chairs Centre Ex
Dining Tea and Work Tables seboads Sewing and Rock
Chairs Book Case choice Brussels Carpets and Rugs
HaDgmgs superb Prints and Oil Paintings, Mahogany
Beseas Marb Top Dressing Bureaus and Wash Stands China,
Glass; Silver Plated Ware Cutlery Chamber Sets
ALsO.--.A well selected LIBRARY, and likely young NE
GRESS aged years,
The will positive and all business
must be closed within days from date of sale.
Terms-Cash o delivery.
The will open the day the sale,
Furniture be my25
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Monday Morning May %. 1881
COTTON.-There inquiry for Cotton on satur-
day. and the sales embraced about $500 bales al very
The Liverpool Caledonia now due al boston
and her accounts should reach to-day or tomorrow by
NKw-0RLKANs CLASSIFICATION
Inferior .......... .53Si05zI Fair
Ordinary .s4@sN Good Fair ..;;SSa a
Mad siSdl mafne Average Lists. SS0SH
TOBACCO-The demand is steady. and prices full.
Nearly 200 hhds sold of which go hhds A. (Seectons) at
&C., 30 hhds A. at G. and 20 80; IS hhds.. mostly A,
on private terms and hhds Admitted, at Ga. and at
4ac. y ID.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Very little was done in
either article and prices are the 34 for good
Common to fully Fair Sugar and S0l5c. for inferior to
prime Molasses.
FLOUR-The stock is light and little left in first
hands unsod Illinois and similar brands may be quoted at
a s20&4 75 extra at "a G0$5, and choice at % H's
M&5 Is y Dbl.
CORN-The market was almost bare, and the only sales
enored were 800 sacks without inspection at &c., and 2o
do mixed on the Lsvee at 60c. y bushel.
PROFESSIONALISM continues dull, with smau saies a's
40 a50s9 SO for Mess. Bacon retailing at 51sOaa ior
mime Sides and 404x for Shoulders. The only sales OF
we heard of were 81 bb at g. % do at Ca and oo Kegs
at 7c. $b. o,o ,,
the toni sold at 721ac. round
RAGING AND ROPE.-5O pieces and so coils brought
MS and GIG ON six months. adding interest
IIUIsKY-Smal sales of Rectifed at 1910. % gallon.
EREIGHTS-We could hear of no engagements
TIE nominal rate for Cotton Liverpool I'D, to Havre
e166&c, to Boston 81 p bale.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-28

FIRE-On Saturday night fire took place in the nun.
dated district large warehouse. and frame dwelling
They situated in St Mary street between Gravier and
was DESTROYED ~ ~"N'NS
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AMUSEMENT
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Corner OF Bar0nne and POydras stTeets'
Lessee Mr. II. sCHUBER Stage Manager, Mr. GTRoWE
Manager C. PAGE Treasurer
~ Notice. leape the Theatre 9r Lafayette every
night after the performance.
First night of G. C. Brydons local. Aquatic Sketch entitled
HYDRAULICS; Or. The Age Of Watef p e :, y
MONDAY, May 28W be performed the = MIC rece Of BOX
WI AND cox. Box Mr. Page; Cox. Mr. Campbell Favorite
Dance by Petite followed by the Burletta the
ALPINE MAID. Walter, Mr.. Duffy swg Mr. MACK Rosetta
with the new local aquatic entitled Or
Age Of Wafer Alderman Scheme, Mr. Mack Mr. St. Peters OPP
Mr. Brydon Visionary Man Cross Mr. Duffy Susan Tacitun
Miss Verify Fertile, Miss Fitzjames
IA = In Rehearsal, THE WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS.
t The Police Department under the direction Of Mr. McCos
Qua rter before g. .gF Prices of Admission Dress
Gle and Parquete cents Second Tier Coored Boxes
SO cents Gallery Is Box Office open 10
where seats may be secured application the Treasurer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-28

VIM. Larrabee . AMI
Woodst ock. .26, m2
Washington. -28, m2
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SENTENCED TO DEATH.-On Saturday Judge McHenry
sentenced Jose Fuenes be hung such day the
ernor of the State shall dect Fuentes convicted OF
stabbing Manuel DucTe. the 9th of last Nove-
her A new trial was applied for by the prisoner The
Judge overu led the Motion and the application will be
ried before the Supreme Court.
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NEW ORLEANS:

MONDAY MORNING, MAY %, ls4s.
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SENTENCE OF CHANDLER:-On Saturday Judge McHenry
passed sentence j. B. Chandler, who convicted Of
manslaugher He sentenced to twenty years mpron-
ment 500 fine, and to the costs of Court. As the
ton for trial Overrued by the Judge the case will
be taken before the Supreme Court,
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80. FOR MONTG0MERY, VIZ. s.@ n
Ei&E TUMPKA, SELMA. and all ,fs 49,
LeGueS .Neao Orleans EVERY THURSDAY. at z P. N.
The light, draught steamship 4. OGDEN, Captain
Ker:heval, and the new, lghtdraught steamboat BEA-
COIN, Captain Leonard, will ron regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery, We
tumpka. and all landings Alabama Rver-leavng each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at o'clock P. NJ. One of
n e o n T Se feady 70 gt az ths veg bnS
and passengers may depend these boats making regular
trips dGrng the entire For freight passage apply
on board, at the New Basin or TO
HYDE & OGLESBY, IL POydras st.
n B-A Letter-bag is at the Office OF the Agents where
letters nay he left mig If