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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks or
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, August the 9th.
1849,
Samuel Hansbarger, Adm'or Of Robert Hausbarger,
dec'd-Plandff,
William Withrow, and Patience his wife, late Pa
:. tience DowelI, --- WnIirow, and Nancy
his wife, late Nancy Dowell, Robert NIcI.ary.
and Milly, late Milly Dowell, - - chill
dren of Polly Dowell, who was the wife of -
DoweIi, heirs of Major Dowell, decd. ,-DeRen.
dants.
The defendants not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according to the act Of As
sembly, and the Rules Of this Court and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habilants Of this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered
that the said Defendants do appear here on The LIST
day Of the November Term, next, and answer The
amended bill Of the Plaintiff; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed IN StauntOn, for two months SUCCESSFULLY
end posted at the front door Of (ne Court house.
Copy-Teste,
MICH. T.. KINNEY, c. c.
August 8, 1S49.--2m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08
Watches, .BeWclry, sc.

'TNHE undersigned is opening in Siaunton, an en-
= tirely ne,c and beautiful stock of
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.,
consisting in part, of FINE GOLD AND SILVER LIE
YER, AkcHoR, L'EEPiNE AND PLAIN WATCHES,
(of JOS johnson, M. |. Tobias and other celebrated
makers,) Breas.-pns, Finger Rings, Bracelets,
Pencils. Guards, Far Rings, Clasps. Diamond
pointed Gold Pens, Specacles. Thimbles, Shields,
Butter Knives and an assortment of Silver-ware.
Having purchased in Philadelphia for Cash, he
is enabled and determined sell prices that will
not fail TO please by permanently locating, and by
strict attention to business; he hopes to receive a
share of public patronage.
o. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry carefully re-
paired and warranted.
GEO. b. WRIGHT;
South Corner, Virginia Hotel
Sainton, July IS, lS4o
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08
AUGUSTA LAND E0R SALE.
-0N0S-

5ON0k@
ny authority vested in me by the Widow and
- heirs ut John Lambert, decd, will proceed
on the 25ih day Of August next; to sell at public
Auction, on the ptemises the Tract Of Land upon
which the decd, resided Il lies adjoining the
Lands Of Jacob Shreckhiser, William Howie and
others The reedehte is within three miles Of
Spring HILL and one ttIle from the main road lead
ing from Miller's old Iron Works to Sradn,oh. I,
also lies quarter Of u,ila from The road radnt
from Spring Hill, to Mt. Soior. The Farm con,
tains lOO or more Acres, near thirds are ceafed
and the fesidne is toleraby numbered: aud well a
dapted to the growth Of all kinds grain and grass
: The Improvements tolerable
Log Dwelling House
and Kitchen attached, with Well Of excellent
watef in the yard, Meat house, Barn, Stable, &C. !;
Two Orchdrds o! select fruit. I think il unneces-
sary to say more TO induce persons desiring to pur
chase such property 10 view it--,hen they can see
and Judge for themselves. To any person or per
sons wishing In view the Land. it will be shown
with pleasure, by either Mr.. Jacob Shrecklizer, OF
WIN. Howle.
Terms made known on the day of Sale. Tile
Sale will commence at IL O'Clock. nj.
HARVEY LAMBERT.
August 1 isiO-tds.
o,- Vindica,or and Rockingham Register copy
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08
NJ A r RED,

AZ Eimwood. ON the oath July, 1919, by the Rev.
Mr.. Wilmer, Mr. Thomas e.. READ, III SALLY A. F.,
sseosd daughter Of Col. VIM. M. Pcyton.
At tho Warm Springs, the And inst, by the Rev.
n. N. Davis, Mr.. ii. G. RivEncoMp, to Miss MARTHA
J. BRAr ron, all Of Bath.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08
NOTICE..

A IL persons having claims against the Estate
Of the late John Porterfield, are, by this no
tce, requested to produce the same properly au-
thenticaled before the undersigned Commissioner,
on or before Monday the 3rd of September next, in
order that they may be reported to the next term
of the Superior Court Of Augusta County, and that
steps may be then taken fer their satisfaction
j. n. I1ENDREN, Master Comm
August 6, lS40.-4w.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08
NOTICE.
TO the Public,

HAVING purchased the entire interest of Mr..
81 :. f.. Clarke, in the late concern Of Steueit
& Clarke, beg leave to acknowledge my thanks
fpr past patronage aud respectfully ask conlinu-
auco Of the same. ! wish 10 make tuom for Fall
aud Winter stock of Goods Persons who may
want bargains will DO well 10 call end see me a,
he Corner opposite the Post Office
WIN. G. STERRETT.
Stahnton, July 2j, 1S49-G
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08
VO DROY ERS .

@111G-
HEREBY inform my friends that am a1tsays
prepared to take care of STOCK. Living six
miles Only from Richmond it is an easy drive and
any one accustomed to managing Stock can caicu-
late the difference in their appearance, between
long drive and arriving empty and a short Ure and
going in full.
Ny prices viii always be as low as can be AZ
fJrded.
to- Refer 10 Jacob Shook. Richmond
J. II. ID. LO,VNES.
July %, 1S4o.-3ts.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08

lying and being in the County OF Bath, about three
miles from Millboro', ana adjoining the Lahds of
John khea aud Others, and the same which WAS
purchased Of William Swearongen by said Grove.
ALSO
The following Personal Property; TO wit Road
Wagon; ! pair of Gear Bay Horse, with short
tail years old; | Gray Horse, IL years old /
other Gray Horse, years old | Brown Horse,
- years old | Roam Horse, s years old | Sorrel
E'aiiion, ~ years old small Bay Horse, IL years
oiH l fitth Chain; pair of Sireichers / Red
ni'ich Cow lleeTs, Of reddish brinde color;
90, req and white; ! spotted Sow, and head of
oheep with their Increase; 5 Feather Beds, Bed
steals and Bedding twenty four hour Clock
and Gases Bureau Tin Safe | Cupboard and
Hs contents, consisting Of Dishes Plates, Sc 2
Walnut Tables; Copper Kettle; Pols, Ovens
and Lids; pair Of Shovel and longs; g pair or
Andirons; Loom and Gears l Tin and d SYood
en- Buckets; ) large and small Ploughs Wind
miiI Cutting box and Knife A Hay Forks: s
Chairs Shot Gun; l Sausage cutter; Log
chain; falling Axes; NIattock 6 Halter chains;
lot OF Bacon; lot of Butter; lot of Iron; TO,
geiher with all the other personal property in the
bills and proceedings mentioned, upon the terms
and conditions following to wit as TO the Land SC;
much cash in hand as shall he necessary to pay the
costs and charges of the entire SALE both of the real
and personal PROPERTY, and the residue of the ,ur-
chase money of the Land, upon credit of sig,
twelve and eighteen months. the purchaser execu
ting bond with good and sufficient security and The
title to be retained as ultimate security and the
personal property TO be sold upon credit of twelve
months. the purchaser executing bond with good
and sufficient security. -.
JOHN CLEEK, Ja., CoMm:
July Is; 1S49.-,ds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08
MATTHEW PILSON.
SAM'L. B. FINLEY.

Erecutors Of SamI Finley, deed.
July lS, lS49.-tds.
En- Republican indicator, will copy the a
bove, and Rockingham Register and Winchester
Republican will copy so much of the above as re-
fers to tho Real Estate till day OF SALE and forward
accounts TO Spectator Office.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08
SYAUNYON ACADEMY

WE will resume duties in the Academy on the
w list Monday in September next.
The course will comprise, the Latin, Greek,
French and English Languages, Mathematics,
Nat. Philosophy and Chemistry, Composition and
Defamation. monthly.
A report of conduct and progress in studies will
be made monthly.
j. r. JONES, } p-,
J. S. CAMPBELL, s ''"''P'''
Siaunton JULY 81 IS49-tlS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08
FEs ESBs SNAD

NOR sale at Morris g. Goodies. and supply o
Herring expected IN a few days.
Stanton. May rs, 1919,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08
FARM FOR SALE.
FINHE subscriber is DESTROYS of selling tract of
L Land cohtaihihg
gIO on. l3O .4crps.

part of what is known as the cred House" Tract,
near Jurors Iron Works, in Augusta county,
There is OH the Tract about 35 Acres OF cleared
land, the balance well timbered and has on it
GOOD LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
Smoke house and Stable, all entirely new and
well of water convenient to the house.
The land is of superior quality and well adapted
to the growth Of grass, wheat and cora. To any
one desiring home of this kind, good oppor,uni-
ty s now offered. The land will be shown by the
subscriber OF by James G. Turk, one of whom will
always be found on the premises. Terms will be
made accommodating. VIM. A. TURK.
August |, lS49.-6t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08

ladies FINE DREES GOODS At COST.

GREEN & CO, are now offering their very
handsome stock Of Black and Fancy Barages.
Tissues. Linen Lustfes and Lawns, at the original
cost IN Baltimore and Philadelphia. Eadesin want
Of such articles will do well To cali fmmediately.-
Sik Goods at greatly reduced prices.
Staunton, Aug. ! fS49
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08
GOLD =. S7ZWER.
EDUC AVXON.

F1slfE next Session Of the PREsByTERrAL Hen
- ScHoOL will commence ON the first Monday
Of Septembet
The course Of study embraces all that is taught
in the best Schools oft country. Terms, as here
tofore.
Board may be had in the neighborhood, or in the
family of the Principal.
Address The Principal at Middlebrook, Augusta
County, Va.
w. w. TRIMBLE, Principal.
August I fS49.-tIS.
u indicator, and Lexington papers will
copy until LIST Sept, and forward accounts
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-08
Commissioners Sale OF Land
0ssN Personal X'r0vcsfy.

N obedience to decree Of the Circuit Superior
- Court Of Law aud Chancety for Bath County +;
pronounced ON the 2Sth day of April, IS49 in Two
causes therein depending, in width John Hansbar-
ger who sues for the benefit Of Cabin NJ. Reynolds.
and Benjatiiin M. Lines, who sues for the benefit
Of David T.. McGuflin, are Plaintiffs, and john
Grove and Others, are Defendants, shall on Men
day the goth dav Of August; 1919, upon the prem
ses, proceed to sell at public auction, to the high
EST bidder, that Tract or parcel OF Land upon which
the said John Grove, at present resides, containing
by estimation, about
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

Quite an excitement was produced on Monday
and Tuesday last in consequence of the escape of
F. Bahr, who has been for some time pFactieing
here as a physician! 1t appears that he obtained
some Importance by being employed during the
cholera in this city by respectable planter on his
plantation and having resolved respectable wages,
obtained credit wherever he felt his way. Thus he
did, number of our merchants, mechanics and
others, to a considerable amount. He had his
roon and wardrobe nicely furnished-drank his
wines and brandy, enjoyed his regalias, because
he had credit and used it. He had also become
member of several societies.
All at once the bird had flown The news got
abroad with Geographic speed, and a general rush
of his creditors took place to Matches under the HUI
where steamboats, generally g do cOngFegate.'
The excitement was Tremendous! Some syVure tn
cut his ears Of-others said, the 81 Doctor had
"didI' them for S40 $50, S70-others laughed at
the discontinue of the cFedulOus creditors, and a
few exhibited specimens of Kentucky hemp. IL was
limited the Doctor" lay concealed in some caba-
ret Vera Cruz not closer invested than
the aforesaid cabaret. But search proved fruit
less--eVery empty hOgshead was turned over
and the .. Doctor wasn't there Skiffs were in
demand-LOuisiana' 3 shore explored, but no IS Doc
tor % one by one the crowd dispersed and about
O'clock A. NJ, Natchez under he Hin was as quiet
as ever
Attachments were sued out against the {" Doc
tors" room, but all the nice things there were
claimed by " Corn Doctor" who recently
arrived here, and practiced on tender toes, His
lUih the tDhiR aud moustache " The IS Doctor
and Corn Doctor were great croniss and associated
in the same room. ArcadsS GalbO, et oaRtare
pares, DC, &c.
In the meantime, BenbrOOk, the vigilant and far
seeming police officer Of this city, was on the
$ Doctors" track, and Overhauled the Doctor
some fifteen miles down the river. He found him
with gun on his shoulder, three pairs of panta-
looms on, four Shirts four waisteoats three coats,
and one oVercoat, looking for all the world like
Sir John Falstatf the peFspiratiOn rolling pFolusely
from his cOuntenancs. He levied on the gun and
obtained some other trinkets, and the Doctor,
informed BeubroOk thar the Corn Doctor"
Schildknetcht, was to have disposed Of his things
| and meet him at Galveston, Texas.
| All the things in their room we've levied on ana
/ the "'Corn Doctor" made tracks on wednesday
night for New Orleans, with whip and moustaehe
doctor" Bahr has wife in St. Louis, of whOae
sppsarance here he seemed to be in continual
dread.
Natchez is a pretty place for ali sorts Of " Doc
tors" They will no doubt practice next On the
4 rood people Of New Orleans
Pas den aloaR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03
NEW FALL GOODS.
C. YALE, JR., & CO.,

G. YALE, JRs, & CO., ,
27 MAGAZINE STREET,
Are now receiving per steamer Falcon and other arrivals,
SILK, FANOY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found a complete assortment of
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Watered BLACK SILKS Fan.
ey, Figured, ChaRgeabs and BTOchG Silks, latest style
ColOred Satna White and Black do; Coored and White
ences Black Grape White and ColOJed do Grape LiEs;
Illusion, ito.
Black Plain and Printed Cashmeres and MOusselins de
LANES Black Bombazine Alpaca Lustres GinahamI,
and a variety of new style Dress Goods.
WHITE GOODS.
SwiiE and Book MUSLIR5; Tarstans; Cambho;
Jaeoneb Bishop Lawn Linen Cambhc; Striped and
Plaid Cambria Long Lawns Iish Linen Corded Slirsi
LAOEs AND EMBRoIDERHs.
Thread Laoes and EdgingE Lisle and Muslin do do
Bobbih and Silk do. do Jaoonet and Swiss Trimmings
Embroidered Capes, Collau, Cuff and Mantilas Lace
Wells; Lace klOuHcing; Embroidered L. @. Handker-
oheii RiyeTt and Hem stitch do; Tape and Plain Bor
deed do; Ladiet' Fancy Silk Ties aud Handkeohefs
Gentlemen'TBlsnk and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats.
SHAWLS, SOARFS AND SILK MANTILLAS.
a complete assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen,E
GLOVES. all kinds Silk, Cotton and Wooden HO-
SlERX Steel Beads; Pane Silk Sewing Silk Zephyr
WOStei Pins Needles Pearl Buttons; Oil Silk Whale
bones; Black and o0lOred SILK PRINCES and TRIM
MINGS Linen Tape and Bobbins; stay Binding ;
Green and Blue Barge for Wells Hat and Ribbon Wsi
STRAW GOODS.
China and Rice Pearl, Rutland, CObourR Berlin. Aladdin
Pslnila. English Split Straw, Tuscan Braid and Devon
HONNETS; Bonnet Frames Crowns and Tips; New
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS; fun assortment
of Plain, Satin and Taft RibbsnS all cOlOrs and number
AUTHORIZATION ERS-French Bunches, WreathH
etc., ali Of which will be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices
G. YALE, j., 4 CO.. q Mag azine 81.
bsp8 2md&W(c 90 between Common and GTsyisr tts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

EsCAPE OF SLAVES IN MARYLAND-Four or
five valuable slaves, the property Of Col Edward
Lloyd and Mrs. Tilgham, of Talbot county, Nd,
have run away together A reward of $1,000 is
offered for the apprehension of two Of them belong
ing TO Col. Lloyd. The Centrevills Sentinel, re-
ierring to the many escapes of slaves, says: " IL
something is not done, and that speedily too, there
will be but few slaves remaining on the eastern
shore of Maryland in a few years. They are run
ming off almost daily. -Four sets of bills Offering
rewards for runaway negroes were printed by us
last week Col. Edward Lloyd offers $1,000 re-
ward for the apprehension of two; James L. BRYAN
offers $500 for one Charles Stevens ofFE 5000 for
one and Messrs, James and Franklin Bright offer
the same for another belong to the estate Of their
father -
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the numeruus assassinations Of French soldiers,
and believes that there is an extensive plot for his
assassination, if he should return. He expressed
wish, therefore, foreman at Naples during por-
ton Of tie winter.
TIE announcement at Rome, that the pubIica and
private pecuhiafy engagements Of the republican
government would be respected, has gained some
popularity for the Pope.
Private letters from Geneva, Of the 4th, mention
that Garbsdi on arriving on the Island Of NADIA
lena, demanded passports for England, with ths
intention OF proceeding thence 70 the United States,
where he intended to settle. Since then, however,
he has received proposals from the MOntsVidean
Envoy, who offered him command Of the forces Of
that republic, which offer il is believed he viii
accept
SARDINIA.
The Ministry having demanded successfully Of
the Chamber of the Deputies to sell 100000 francs
of renies 10 order 70 pay thelrst insialmsnt Of The
indemnify due to Austria, it has been officially
announced that The Chamber & Turin viii be dis
solved
Report says that formidable conspiracy has
been discovered, in Piedmont, which was 70 have
broken out al Genoa on the occasion OF the landing
Of tile body Of Charles Albert.
Ii appears from the French and Piedmontese cor
FespOndence seized by the Turin authorities, that
the consprators on both sides Of the Alps reckon
on the refusal Of the French army Of the Alps 70
march against them, and there Is good reason % be-
heve that if they had consented to march into Italy
at ALL u would be TO give their support 70 the RIed-
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Il has been rumored thar the Hungarian refugees
near Widen, the leaders excepted have applied for
leave to return to the Austrian Territory and their
request would be granted.
The statement that Georgey bad been shot at
Kagenfah by brother Of Count Itchy. who was
executed BY the Hungariaus, has been contradcted.
Several Hungarian leaders, besides Kbssuth's
mother and Guy0n's wife, aTe-kept in close impri-
sonmeRt by the Austrian authorities.
Previous news Telatve-t0 The surrender OF Co
morn, Is f0liy confirmed after the patriots who held
possession Of the fortress succeeded in making very
favorable terms with Austria.
PRUSSIA
The Wuriemburg Government has formally init
mated 10 the Prussian Ministry that it will not join
the federal league proposed by Prussia Hanover and
Saxony, and thar Hanover bad already announced
its intention to withdraw from this confederation.
SICILY.
The affairs of Sicily have been nearly arranged.
The island is to have distinct administration from
that of Naples, with GonsUlta or Chamber chosen
by the municipality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

IsTHMUs RAILRoAD.-A writer in the ST. Louis
Organ ,swho signs himself g OrleaniaR,'' proposes
the plan of new sort Of railroad across Tehuan-
tepec-a railroad for the transportation of vessels
over it. He says;
:" see that my friends in New Orleans are very
busy agiiating scheme Of uniting the Atlantic and
Pacfhc by means Of canal across tho lsthmus Of
TehuaRtepee. ! am with them ia favor Of oonnect-
ing the twO oceans by line of improvements but
a canal is not my plan. A canal is behind the age
Il is too slow. For the required transit the
| Isthmus canal ought to be 800 feet wide at the
surface and 20 feet deep. Will such canal, if any,
be built! No. Then, / repeat a canal is not the
thing wanted.
=" My plan is that of railroad. It should be such
a railroad as the world never yet saw-yet one that
would be perfectly practicable. II should have a
road bed a track and rails, wide and stout enough
TO admit Of the transportation Of UeSseIs IT, The
same ship OF steamer that sails from New York, or
Liverpool, or Havre, for California or Oregon,
should be the same which lands in San Francisco
or Monterey, and should not double Cape Horn.
There should be no re-shippng-no breaking of
bulk-nO returning Of one vessel from one side of
the lsthmus and waiting for another vessel on the
other side of it. One vessel shall perform the work
of two; and the passage to the northwest coast
shall be shortened four-fiflhs."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

A PHIEADELPHIA SCENE.--SOme extraordinary
thugs are done occasionally before the public cal
culated 10 ast0nish even those who are most alr
tait in a knowledge Of the world. Tbs other even
ing we heheld, siitIng az place Of Publie aDuse-
ment, IN a most conspicuous spot, a gentleman and
lady who have recently been the subject Of mueh
discussion IN this community. The gentleman
was, originally, a Presbyterian Minister Of ths
Gusrsl in this city, but strangely infatuated with
celebrated lady Of little reputation foFsOOk his wife
and child, abandoned his church. and not only took
up an abode with this modern Niu0n de L'Enelos.
but committed bigamy, was welded to her, etc
1t IS painful to see such things openly and boldly
countenaneed among pF0iessedly moral people,
Pkiadelphia SpiriL Of Ase IInles
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Brooklyn Warehouse Company.

Brooklyn Warehouse Company.
THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP.
hon FE II III S called to the B5oOkgn Ere greet Ware
Of Produce Go3 tie West and Teiaadse re o@ s0 tBe
North intended for reshipmenl Having 1900 feet frontage
which goods are Immediately oonveyed without drSaSs
&c no ~ iea TSSm y be found or
are hEed At very low T2es Gas per sr and every
the Upper COuntyit being the wish Of the Company 10
eQ1e the eonveniepees Of the Atlantic Dock Of New York
invited T. VISIT the premises ofEs q Pogdrds street.
& e EieHoiE s.. : = 1IDDAs' wv STANTON % s S0
CUNDRIEs-Lsnd from ships Josiah BTadIoe, JeT-
~ sore, sedan II andrew Kentucky, Genoa Milan
Cranbenies-eO packages Curtis s. Coz
G GResR 6s i PQ GfetS.e-so boxes, .
Loaf S1I sugS22 5S1 6SadifbOxes WOOlseys
Fire CTaekeB-500 boxes No, /;
Goshen Butter--3O firkins; ...
MaddeI-5 casks consigned .r
0uinine--l0O0 ounces, consigned
Eg aS616 sa Root1 opI Bss S SoRssRs5
GRANGE PEEL bale, CONSIGNED .-,-s,.
Eutmegs-i barrel consigned; 49,
SqUills-1 bale, consigned a.
Red Currant Jey-20 cases.
Oh - = b. j. HART & CO., 70 TOhOupiOulss st.
I .ANDING-From New York and Boston packets
"D0xsi hul'5 Fancy Soaps in small and large cakes,
10 boxes Patent Wax Candles. plain and oOored;
dozen English AnchOvy Paste;
,o9S esnistefg e I. C1rie Powder
100 pounds Bologna Sausages;
I'D San Sage Cheese:
~ dozen st. Thomas BAY Rum.
~ bOXes HeekeT's FarinR;
SQ very old CASTLE Soap:
cases PTunes fancy iats: ~ s.
10 choice MuscBt Wine,
! barrel White Rio Tapiooa:
cases CitIOn. very fine;
Is Hys0n. Imperial Gunpo,Vdar aud Oolor,
Teas, in rs fancy canisteu; ' O00DS
~ cases 0 lo5 IT,. of the very choicest qualities
prices. 40c 81 IS @ ~ '0' oil
029 loL RAYMOND ARMITAeE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-03

BRoAD Rock (VAl RACEs.-Tbird Day--PrO-
prietor's purse S250-Three- mile heats--only two
entries. BostoRa won in TWO straight heats, heat
Ing Free Trade, Tine, 5;5s-5i59,