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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-12


DO Mr.. Wise, who was committed to Jail in
Palmyra, charged with the murder of Thomas B.
Hart, returned to St. Louis on the Sd inst. He
was taken before Judge Reese, at Canton, in
Lewis county, and held to bail in the sum of ten
thousand dollars. J. NJ. Winner, Of st. Lonis, and
Mr.. White, of Canton, are suretes upon the bond.
DETENTION OF THE CRESCENT CITY AT New
YoRK.-The Crescent City left her dock on the LIST
inst. at the specified time, but Capt. Stoddard dis
covered, as they were proceeding down the bay,
that the joint in the exhaust pipe had not been SO
secured as to prevent small leak. She came to
anchor off Bellows Island, when the defect was
repaired, and she then proceeded to sea.
! FIRE IN MoBILE.-A fire broke out early Sat.
urday evening last, in a shoe-store, on the north
side Of Government street, between Royal and
Water streets, which resulted in the destruction Of
the building and most of its contents. By the
active nterpostion Of the fremen it was prevented
from spreading, and but little injury was done
to the adjacent buildings
CURIOUS SUIT.-Anson Blake, the owner of a
| large real estate in Brooklyn, ~ Y, refused Il
clean the premises properly, by order of the Boar
! of Health They had the expenses of cleaning
ETC.. charged 70 his account He refuses to pay tn,
sum demanded, $3.50, and it is understood that
suit will speedily be commenced against him, no
only for this small amount, but for $1,000 the pena
sum authorized by law to be recovered for violation
of the regulations of the Board of Health. AbOu
sixty loads of dirt were taken out Of the cellars O.
the houses of Mr.. Blake, after he had pretended
: that they were thoroughly cleaned
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HIEhWL WUhkEI
FFJH attention of Builders and Others is invited to an
entirely improvement in IRON RAILING,
GRATING, ETC., made entirely of Wine and Wrought
lion. Among tue numerous to which it is being
applied eRumerate few, follows
ENCLOSURES for Farms, Public Grounds, Cemeteries,
Cottages aud GaTdspsI
W1SDow sHUTTERs and GUARDS for Private Dwell.
ings, LunRtio Asylulns, Prisons, etc.
COLUMNS and CORNICE WoRKs for Cottages
TREE BOXEs-s beautiful article;
SUMNER HOUSES ARBORs, ARCHES and VERANDAHs:
GRATING for Sky-Iights Chief pfeOf)
GUARDS for Steamboats,, Vessels, etc. etc.
This article OF our manufacture may be adVRntageOuSly
introduced Iato every department where wood and iron
are now used for Railing, Grazing, etc.
10 tar preferable, being Wovs entirely Of WTou ght
Iron, by which process additional strength durability and
beauty Of design given to the fabric at about half the
cost OF the former We also manufacture all kinds Of
BRASS and IRON WIRE CLOTH, SLEEVES, FEND,
EHS, etc, etc. WIN. A, BEECHER,
Agent for the PennsyVaniR Steam Wire Railing Works
il2 81 IS ChaItres street,
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by J. B. Steel whose large Bookstore No IA Camp street
attracts the attention Of each passer by 1t is useless to crit
iciSs the quotation; its truthunss is well known and
stamps the book the production of man scrupulouEy
conscientious in what he states. However we will say by
way of explanation, that Shap's Hams" are worthy
of the lines above and that they can be found at the
Grocery house of Charles Stoughton No "a Camp
When there doubt you will supply yourself with tongues
sheeSss, butter, etc. all of which expect noticed
in q forthcoming work.
Burns AND The TOOTH-ACHE.-Burns had very just
appreciation of the tooth ache and in his admirable lnea
known every one depicts the horrors Of raging 'mOla
with such startling energy that you Involuntary grasp your
jaw when reading, keep off the influence. But years
have passed since Scoas poet penned his verses and the
Peasant Bard has gone join his Mary in Heaven The
great Improvements in dental since that period make
it needless for write of so triflng maer-lng at
the present time when instruments like those used by Dr.
West, No. 12 St. Charles street, extract in second the
cause of complaint and before you that has
ceased from achng the tooth is lying the floor As
have mentioned Dr. Vests name will add that he is q
very ku dentist has very pleasant to operate in
and bis method Of inserting teeth on gold plate gives
universal satisfaction.
THE GOoD THINGS or THIS WORLD" Live while
you live the Epioure will say and faith believe it is
good advice if our friends wish follow it let them to
Raymond & Amtage, No. II Camp street, and provide
themselves with the requisites. No small purchases to
merely acquire taste hut drsy.lOad Of uXuIeS so as 10
make fair trial. little eating dangerous thing -
Jack Fasa we believe says this, and he is good model
in point of size at least Yesterday tried jar Of Crosse
& Backwels Pickles. just arrived from that famous En-
glh establishment and we consider them uneQuaed
oep by the Sauces. from the same house. We are glad
to find that Raymond s. Amitage agents Or their sale.
They have also in fine stock of Wines Teas London
Porter Brown Stout, etc. heavy lot OF grocereH is
kept constantly on hand.
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Without thought whose Sci relics SS there ecns -

And the of the sculptor most necessary to record the
bns history Of the hOnOIsd dead Many beautiful monu
ments meet the in Cemeteries and their chalte and
appropriate designs often call from the stranger the nvoun
tay offering of tear. We present yesterday when
simple Gtons with eIqusitey scupuIed bud and the
name Of " Annie" the work of Mr. John Stroud was
reared over tiny grave nothing was needed to say
that the flower unfoded in another sphere.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-12
- Earth told her story, as fair she rode
Her sister OFbs among,
While a splendid veil Of woven light
Around her bosom hung y

her sister Obs among,
While splendid veil of woven light
Around her bosom hunR.N
Thus sings Of our pOs and in truth if he reports cor
rsctly mother must have looked remarkably well; dec
dedg better than she sppea in her every day dress Still
think that Of her daughters equal the old lady for
tie pfeest veil that have on earth was worn
yesterday Charities street, by Of most celebrated
bellies. tissue Of woven light " and no mstake-truh
well poetry. Knowing that fair readers would feel
dissatisfied did not state where it was purchased we
will Just mention w. M, & j. Lapsley No. 10 Chartres st.
NEw YORK-Who that has ever been in New York has
failed to visit Fulton market? It is the head quarters of the
bhogs Of that METROPOLIS rough aud ready set that can
cut up bullock in winkIng and ask no more time to
assist their friend give their last shilling TO the distressed
Here you find the best hesfn the city and served by
butcher who, despite of his avooaOn is the pattern Of
cleanliness. His nOw-whte shirt contrasts strongly with his
Tubcund vsage, aud his muscular strength well displayed
in lifting the immense joints of meat upon his stall The
best spced besf much sought after in this city comes
from this market and put up by Elder one of the heaviest
dealers there. StOughtOn, No 81 Camp street, keeps the
article always hand If you have purchased il give
it a trial and you will become regular customer.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS AT o3 UAN al 4t4ddAs
LIFE OF ROBESPIERRE. With Extracts from his
Jnuubiished Correspondence. By q. Il, Lewis.
sHORT ESSAY ON THE TREATMENT of CHOL-
BAPTisMAL REGENERATION OPPOSED. Blythe
Rev. Capel MolyneuI, 8. A..
DEAD SEA EXPEDITION. By one Of the party. Ed.
by Montague. Just received and for ale by
SO 3l2p THOS. L. WHITE, SO Canal At.
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CALT 1900 sacks Ivepool Coarse Salt beached Sacks
and 1000 Fine ditto, landing at the WaEehOuSe for
delivery TO steamboats, 1000 sacks Coarse in brown sacks
Just andsd and 25OO sacks Coarse, blaaohsd ahoat For
sale BY [si2l JOHN TOOLE, rs Bank Place
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ThierS'S Life of Napoleon.

AND OTHER INTERESTING UBLIcATTONs
just received at the
Now Orleans statiOners' Warehouse,
No q CAMP straaf
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TIT AIDES, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.

#AA eTT1ERNTlP rosn,a,i,iI,, if,r,,,g H. ,dio,
a. ~ ~ -, int IL n o te i' fr
D. tliI cly aiu NJ uias ne mas elilISeu
Ioau seet ~ Nh oot9iloi street. re" uoos In
Ea a, W4erg ne WI c1,VG ms no au E
dley w ON Liam l"'s' "olseo anu lliueiy E9'
''p pI iii.. uooo;,,,,l . e.t,
nc mas llsI lieIi SUPPLY o.
Embroidery Patterns ana Materials Tor working PERU
lrles hl.. anu iiidy o'ief fancy afIcleS' 100 nu
I6s,,,, 70 H he civo IN anv kind IF
NIL Guy WIN ~ siaen III any hi0 Vi Eilooiaeres
rs s'nT nv, a5icy hi ~ is a.,
tar,nS Ibinb viii " nlseGt 'le new Goou ana
0i'''' WINCH 'oue hI1"i " uT TPPFiaS2n, ny
No 4coIe,, "a - 20 - hiais EN- EN-.
G p,odio 49,, w irol iiesl Ntaln street.
- ~ w. "ou0 o o"0Aaole teilliS' DIT the
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SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM.

| n OS GRINGOS; or Inside View of Mexico
California, Peru, Chill and Polynesia; by Lit. Wise
| u. S. N.-$l 25
| Puritan and his Daughter; by J. X Pauldng-l %
Physician and Patient or Practical view of the mutual
duties, relations and interests Of the Medical Profession
and the Community; by w Hooker, NJ. D.--1 25.
| Frontenac: merca romance; by A. D Street, 90
Mechanics Assistant: thorough practical treatise on
mensnration and the sliding rule by D. NJ knaper A.
NJ, pates-l 90
Picture Story Book 100 plates muslin, 75c; do gilt
edged 25
Humbots Aspects Nature with scientific elucida-
TONS translated by Mrs. Sabine 25
lea and Coffee their physical intellectual and moral
effects the human system; by DR.. w A. Aott--15c
Tobacco its use and abuse, with plates; by j. Bundell
-10c
The complete Photographic Glass; Book containing
strictly inductve exposition of Pitman's Photography;
byS. P. Andrews and A. F. Boyle-37c
photographic Reader complete Of nduc-
Boyle-25c
Fountain of Living Waters, in series of sketches by
A Lagman, gilt edge bndIng-75c
20 other important New Books received Call and
examine.
no9 j. W. RANDOLPH
ENURTHER SELECTIONS FROM TIE
IL NEW MUSIC LATELY RECEIVED BY
The celebrated Paris Ethiopian Quadrille by Mus-
ard.
QuadriIle from Meyerbeers Opera, La PIophte, for
The celebrated Russian air Fair Minka, with vana-
tons for the Piano; by Chwatal.
salute batmore, VARIATIONS prllnanles par CnarleS
Grobe
Medley Overture to the M. S. Operatta of Dinah,
composed and arranged as Duet for two performers
on the piano. by Geo. w. Hewitt.
Trois Petites Fantasies, pour lie Piano Sur Jenso-
lem Opera de G. Verdi; par A Lecarpenter.
Maria Valsey; by Hofner
La Brse dams LIE Feuillage; Romance pour lie piano;
par Mad'lle Augusta Browne
The celebrated Napolitan air, LIE Vogio Bene Asia,
with variations for the piano. by Miss Augusta Browne.
Won Webers celebrated air, Herr. Mein Herr, ar
ranged for the piano. BY F; Burgmuller
NEW GUITAR SONGS.
This Placid Lake; by Jile Deems.
Once my Heart was light and free; L. Meignen
Charity written; by Charles Jefreys, arranged for
the guitar by Id. Meignen. oc 90
E'OR COLD WEATHER.-Bronzed brass and
pierced iron Fenders Shovels and longs for parlor5
and chambers coal Scuttles ofiron and "copper" Blower
Stands; brass and iron Footman; fancy and common
Hearth Brushes bronzed Stands for shovels and
tongs; Plate Warmers, &c, &C., for sale at
enters,
oc % 10 Main ST.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

fI door to Mr.. l.. Miller, on D.sak Avenue, Rent "a
per month. Applyto TOLnn b COOK,
no 10 Agents and A6ca~~anrs
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A 6AGhR LBS. super Carb Soda, prime
H2DNpO $50 lbs No / Nutmegs

5oU IDS gloves
300 lbs white Jamaica Ginger
$50 lbs No Prussan Blue
200 ounces Suphate Qunine
$50 lbs prime Mace
,5JIqst received and for sale low by
'oho|Ll.- LADD & CO, Druggists,
on ; 90 Main st. cor. 18th.
n ATE PUBLICATIONS.-No 3 ssbaLeooaxo,
IA Dramatic Works; Boston edition. containing the
"Merry Wives of Windsor"
No 2S6 Lttells Living Age
November number London Lancet
The Two Loves, or Eros and Anteros; by the author
Of" Agnes Morris"
Palmers Business Mems Almanac for 1850
Jack Ariel or Life on board an East Indiaman; by
the author of the Post Captain, "The Pirate" &c
Salvador, or the Adventures of MARQUIS; parts;
translated from the French of Vidocq the Minister OF
Police.
The Image of his Father, or one Boy is more trouble
than dozen Girls by the author Of the Greatest Plague
in Life, &c. &c.
jeremiah Parkes novel; by Mrs Mackenzie Daniel
author of the "Poor Cousins" &c.
Ella Stratord, or the Orphan Child; by the Countess
of Bessngton.
Innocence of ChiIdhood by Mrs. Coleman; pretty
book for young people.
no II NASH & WOODHOIJSE
YWyO COACH MAKERS.-I have for sale a
M largo assortment of malleable CASTINGS, Of
every description suitable for Coach Makers which |
will sell atfactory prices by the quantity.
JAMES BOSHER,
fe 15-ts Corner E and 9th streets.
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A. FAMILY HOUSE ON FRANKLIN ST
EG;I FOR RENT, the large and new house at the cor
ner of Franklin and Second streets, occupied by Mr.
Thomas Bollng has IL rooms and all convenient out
houses possession will be given the LIST day OF October,
and the house put in neat order. Apply at the office OF
James Gray & Sons
on % JAMES GRAY
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DICHMoND AND DANVILLE RAIL-

1
ing of the Stockholders of the Richmond and DanvilIe
Railroad Company will be held at the Company's office
in the city Of Richmond, Wednesday morning De-
eember 18th, lS49, at 10 O'Clock All proxies to re-
the hand and seal othe stockholders those of corpora
tons under the corporate seal and signed by the pro-
per officer and those of individuals under their hands
and private seal" This notice is required by the By
laws > P. VAN DEiURSEN, Clerk and T.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

~ FOR RENT, small new wooden tenement,
InI on the corner of Leigh and Henry streets. Appyto
TOLER q COOK,
no 70 Agents
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

- FOR RENT.--The Tenement on 9th street
E cornernext to the alley, in the block Of build
ngs present occupied by Mr. Valentine, suitable for
small family, having. six good rooms, basement and
kitchen. Terms moderate to good tenant, and pos
session given 1st October. Apply to -
-. elre = IAzMES KOSHER
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

1sa DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES FOR
Es!l RENT-The family residences over the stores Of
Parker, Bayey & Nimmo, and Gay, Mathews d. Co.,
Amv 10 BROOKS & BELL.
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FORM on PROXY

We, whose names are hereunto subscribed, do here
by constitute and appoint ----- our true and
lawful proxy to represent at the annual meeting
the stockholders othe Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company, to be held in the city of Richmond, on the
18th December, ls49, and at any adjourned meeting
thereof and for us, and in names, to vote upon the
number Of shares held by respectively all questions
that may come before said annual meeting or adjourned
meeting, fully, and to all intents and purposes
ourselves could do, if personally present.
Witness our hands and seals this day of 1S49
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

a. FOR RENT.--The dwelling house on Mar
E#l shall street, between 9Th and 9th streets, lately
occupied by Mr.. J. E. Young, having been recently
thoroughly repaired and put in good order possession
can be had Immediately and the rent, to good tenant,
will be reasonable. For terms, apply to
oc ~ JAMES BOSIIER.
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e. FOR RENT.-The Store Room and cellar,
E; two doors above Mathews & Undertake, on Broad
street-it fitted up in handsome style and will be re
ed very low. Apply to .,.-.,--..
an ii RAGLAND & BROTHERS.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
oc 2O-dtl2N Chief Engineer R. & D. R. r. Co.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT, from the Newark

HYDRAULIC CEMENT, from the Newark
Il IL and Rosendae Lime and Cement Company, con-
santly for sale by us, the agents OF said Company
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Certificates as to quality.
Certificate of Isaac Heser Esq, President Reading
Gas Company:
HREApING, Penn, Nov a. 1913.
John T. Stephens, President Newark and Rosendale
Lime and Cement Company.
DsAR oR-The 8gdr8ule Cement which we procur-
ed from your Quar- being used in the construc-
ton of the Reading Gas Works. and proves to be of
superior quality. We had purchased quantity Of
use here and which fromits inerorty we We're obliged
to abandon the use of
This acknowledgment we think due not only to you,
but also others who like ourselves may be straiten-
ed f3r a good article Of the kind Your Cement has
bee eAs..siss egssneaEj Judges, and pronounced by
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

- FOR RENT--The smallest of the three new
EHI store-houses 18th street. opposite Messs Kent,
Kendall & Atwater. Possession given LIST May. APP
ply to ,,o,.,,c,>,,
ap Is is GEO. q. THOMPSON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

-. FOR RENT, and possession given ifnlnediate!ys
i the large frame tenement Governor street. known
as Richmond Hall. 1t is a large and spacious build
ing, being 81 feet in front by 100 feet deep. It will
either be tented entire separate apartments Apply
To Gse al J. 81 F. CLENDlNING.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

a.. FOR RENE, the desirable and conveniently
l located dwelling house, nearly opposite the Centena-
~ Church suitable every respect orthe gentee accom-
mediation of large family. Apply to
no9 JAMES M TAYLOR
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80 FOR RENT, and possession given Immediately,
N:i the commodious and convenient tenement on 9th
street between Franklin and Grace Streets recently oc-
cuped by Mr. Poaux Apply to
an 10 RICHARD HILL,r
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

xa FOR RENT-A three story brick house, with a
!I good basement and kitchen, 4th street. between
Franklin and Grace streets. Apply to ,a,
iaI IS ROBT. MOTT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

- FOR RENT--The fine, large and well finished
E store of the new granite front building, four doors
below the corner of Main and 9th streets Possession
can be had Immediately. Apply to
nv 81 B. & S. JONES.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

-. FOR RENT--The store on Main street, now in
WI the occupancy OF Mr.. Ro. A. Allen, next door be-
low the drug store of Messrs, Purcell, Laid 4 Co.
81 H. CANNON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

- FOR RENT, the house occupied by DIR. ii:
M:s Il. Miller, on 4th street. between Franklin and
on the 18th day of September. Apply to ,>,,,,
auto ROBERT MOTT.
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LIMITED STATES CENTRAL. CLOTH

LIMITED STATES CENTRAL CLOTH
q ING STORE, BY TY1L S, SCARFF, No. IS
Main Street, Richmond, Va.-Daly receiving and
constantly on hand an assortment Of GOODS suited to
season. of all Styles quality and finish, at aeh0le
TER & Cii y, The stock of FALL AND WIN
assorted Styles suited to all cia~s consstnG Of grea
variety of COATS, PANTALooNS, VESTS
CLOAKS, &c, Of the best Foreign and Domestic
Cloths and Silks, upon the most reasonable terms.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND SOCKS, and every
other article that be found in any similar establish
men in the Union In addition to the stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, there is connected with the establish
ment, a large number Of competent workmen, capable
Of supplying any demand for CLOTHING MADE
TO ORDER, in the most fashionable neat and supe-
ror manner, warranted to fit
BOYS AND SERVANTS CLOTHING of every
variety, style and Sizes OF elegant and substantial make
The proprietor having devoted the whole of his time
to every branch OF the business, safely his
customers that this establishment is the largest and best
regulated Clothing Emporium in Virginia, and unex-
ceed in the United States, Being now a visit to
the North for the purpose OF making purchases he will
be able his return to present as larger addition of
varieties to his already well selected stock low if not
lower, than they can be had elsewhere
Do not forget the number,
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7 ours, respectfully, .77719
Signed, ISAAC HESTER,

ours, respectfully,
Signed, ISAAC HESTER,
President Reading Gas Company.
eve have made use Of Whites Hydraulic Cement,
as now manufactured by the Newark and Rosendale
Lime and Cement Company, on the Gas Works at
Reading and can strongly recommend tsas most eX-
cellent article of Cement for strength, quckness of
setting and for its taking large quantity OF sand in its
mixing. a u ttlG fifItLD
r. S FARRELLY,
JOHN GINEY,
THOMAS G.. MOORE,
Builders and Architects.
READING, Nov. IL, ls4S.
81 have had the mixing and using OF the Newark and
Reading Gas Works, and can strongly recommend it as
being the best have ever used.
Signed, JONATHAN THANKFULLY,
Supt of Mason work at Reading Gas Works
81 hereby certify that have been using the Cement
manufactured by the Newark and Rosendale Lime and
Cement Company and can cordially recommend it as
very superior article have no hesitation in declaring
it to be the best have ever used and would recon-
mend it to contractors and Others requiring Cement that
will set quick and take large proportion OF sand as
an article that will fully answer those purposes.
Signed W. OSBURN.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

NTEW LAW BOOKS.-A selection Of Lead
~ ing Cases in Equity, with notes. by F. Thomas
White and o. Dale Treder, of the Middle. Temple
with additional annotatons, containing References te
American Cases, by Hare & Wallace.
comprising Digest OF the Penal Statutes Of the Gen
eral Government and of Massachusetts, New. York
Pennsylvania and Virginia, with the Decisions OF Gases
arising upon these Statutes, by Francis Wharton
State Trials of the United States during the Admins
tration of Washington and Adams, with References
historical and professional and Preliminary Notes on the
Politics of the Times, by Francis Wharton.
For sale by MORRIS & BROTHER,
oc27 No. 81 Main street.
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- FOR RENT-And possession given immediate
Mly that desirable residence at the corner OF Grace
and 9th streets now occupied by Dr.. R. H. Cabe to
whom apply for terms 1t is excellent location for
a boarding house le ~ IS