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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25
Esa gains for cash .

shHSH1ns aOr CASH.
EREENABAUM Il BRO, designing to
~ terminate their business connection at
this place are now offering their entire stock OF
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, CAPS,
HATS, Y-MADE CLOTHING,
At Greatly Reduced Prices for Cash.
The stock is Entirely New, having been laid
in last season, and embraces many desirable
goods for Ladies and Gentlemen's wear. The
stock of Clothing Is the best ever offered in
this market, being made ofexcellent material,
fashionable and substantial
They return their thanks to their numerous
friends and customers. for their LIBERAL patron
age, and specially invite them to cali early.
and thus secure the best bargains. NJ. Green
baum expects to occupy the old stand, with an
entirely new stock, Which will be open early
in the spring, -
Glasgow, Jan. 81. -..-.i ...
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25
&, 81, EstgrcFiSsartt.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Huntsville, No
~ viii practice law i'll the counties OF
Randolph, Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe,
Adair and Schuyler. All business entrusted
to him will receive his prompt attention.
Office in the I'd story above McCampbcl 4
Coates store Oct24-3i.
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BLANKETS.

ladies Dress Goods.
French and English Merno
Cashmeres, Alpaca, blk and coloured
Muslin de Lame, Paraurettas
Fancy and black Silks in great variety
on hand and for sale very cheap, by
janl0 f. A. SAVAGE.
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&nkcrNtEls. &c.

$aEcratNs, &c.
10 kegs New York Saeratus, very superior
5 " Copperas
& +" Nader, best quality
" Indigo very fine for sale by the kes
or otherwise, very cheap, by
janl0 F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25
EFaE.nigy EEpTfc5ups.

/ w. WHITE, Roanoke, is agent for the
~ sale of the celebrated Graefenberg Med
icines, and all other popular patent medicines
Also, agent for the sale Of the Hope Cot
ton Yarn, large stock Of which is daily ex.
pected from Pits5urg,
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EB1Ee ESODc

~ quality and small size for sale by
dec27 PERRY a. BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25
B. H. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,

TRENTON, GRUMPY Co. Mo.
WILL promptly attend to all business,
w entrusted to his care, in the Courts of
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. nol3.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25

DINEDIUKS.
James Clemens jr. Daniel D. Page,
Wylis King, Louis V. Bogy,
John How, Winthrop S. Gilman
r. T. Barrett, NJ. D. Robert Nj. Renick,
Trusten Polk, Giles F. FiIley,
Robert Barth, Wait Barton,
Kenneth Mckenzie, John B. Camden,
William A. Conn, William Wade,
JOHN B. CAMDEN, Pres'l.
X. MACKENZIE, Vice Pres't.
w. H. PRITcHART, Sec'y.
j j. j Plr1s5', Nj NJ. Z D. Physicians.
Office No. 1872, Main street, over Banking
House of Loker, Rencli e. Co.
T A. SAVAGE, Agent, Glasgow.
]. NJ. Bronaugh, NJ, D., Physician.
August 8, lS49.-23-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25

1850 Regular Tuesday Packet. 1850
For Jefferson City, EeOchcport
EsOoNvislc and Glasgow.
The Nev and Fast Raining Steamer
* "a. ~ S q. $,
ON PLACE OF THE "RO WENA,")
gViH.. De WETT, Commander.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-25
EecggIE1r Packet.

ca, 4 The s!aunch and light draught
;.-zlzsss!azsf.sss steamer ANNA, ]. CHEEVER,
Master, and wv WEAVER, Clerk, will run
as u Regular Packet, making the trip every
two weeks, between Weston and st. LOUIS,
and al intermediate ports, during the ensuing
season.
For freight or passage, apply on board.
Feb 2S-52
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J. Z. CLARK. . ..f A. J. HERNDok.
LAW NOTICE.
CLARK & HERNDON will continue TO
~ practice law in partnership, in all the
courts of Howard county, except The County
Court. Allbusness entrusted to them will re-
ceive their united attention.
John b. Clark will continue to attend the
several courts as heretofore.
e5-Otfice on the public square, Fayette,
EyAndrew J. Herndon can at all times DO
found at the County Clerks office.
| FnYettc. Octohnr 10 lS4S 30 -
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New Revenue Act,

For the Information Of our readers, we
state that the new Revenue Act went into
effec, on the Isl Of April last, and that, as the
act requires the return Of many articles no,
heretofore taxable, we give them for he IN.
formation Of all concerned. They are as fol.
lows:
No. Of packs of playing cards sold Bow.
ling Alleys; Piano Fortes, except in semina.
ries Of learning; Harps; gold and silver
watches; carriages exceeding, 10 value two
hundred dollars gold.snd silver plate, above
the value Of fifty dollars; Salaries and fees !;
Lawyers, Physicians and Dentists dividends
and profits amount Of in!eres, received, &c.
In addition to the above, ii will be recol-
lectsd that all the other articles have also
to be returned, such as Horses and Jacks
Black and white polls; No. of acres of land
No. OF Town lots, &c.
On failure 10 make a return, in addition
to double tax there is forfeit Of 500,
which i. is made The duty Of the Sheriff to
collect, unless the County Court releases the
indivdual from The liability.
The tax for 1919 is 80 cent. on the Sl00
valuation of land, and Go cents on he poll.
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Washington letter IT the New York
journal OF CONNIE ce, speaking Of the papers
Transmitted TO the u. ). Senate 90 Mond ~
BY he President, relative 10 The Cuban affair,
says
Some Of the document. are important.
Some from Ne. Orleans, New York, and
o!her places, lmplleole many respectable CT
izens, some of whose names have, however,
been suppressed, upon special application 10
Mr.. CLAYTON. Il ape that the President
acted with decision, and TO some purpose
He gave orders to the squadron, that # the
invaders landed, they should take part With
the authorities OF Cuba that they should
prevent the landing, end interfere afer the
landing, If necessary. These are now SAID
to have been the orders, which we're, ho~ey.
er, given too late 10 prevent the landing ;
and nterposI'loa subsequently became uune-
cessafy."
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" big Convention.

We have not received the official proceed
,ngs Of the Wing Convention, but We give a
very extended notice Of the proceedings from
the Raleigh Times. 1t will be seen that
Gov. Manly has been renomina ed by the
unanimous voice Of Inc Convention. This 5
as it should be. Gov. Manly has filed the
Office with as much ability as any occupant
and We never could see any coed reason why
he should not again be The Standard Bearer
OF The Wing Party. We therefore throw
cur banner 10 the breeze inscribed with bis
name, and we shall use every honorable ex
erion TO insure his success. We 90 for
MANLY and the COMPROMISE
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that tho other 10 retained BY the Treasurer of III.
Bo,rd and delivered over 10 tho Stockhodcr. a,
their meeting in Salisbury.
Ordered further. That the Treasurer Of hi,
Board retain in his possession the original Books Of
SUBSCRIPTION. together with the Declarations above
alluded TO- and lna, he produce and deliver over III,
same 10 the Stockholders Ut their meeting at sai,
bury
0fdered further, That Thursday the ll,h day Of
July next, tie. aud is hereby appointed tho time Tor
The Stockholders 10 meet at Salisbury, ia Rowan
County, aud that advertisement thereof be made for
thirty days IN tho Raleigh Register and North Care
lima standard and the others papers Of tho State be-
requested 10 copy the same
There being no further business. the Board sd.
iourn.d to NEE, at Salisbury, on Tburdsy tho llth
day Of July next.
JOHN N. MOREfiEAD. Ch'm'n.
JNo D. LOAD, Sec'y.
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WAR WITH PORTuGAL.

A well Informed Washington correspondents
writes 10 the New York Tribune as follows
" Mr.. Clay, our Charge das Affiues at
Lisbon, Is looked for 10 this country before a
great while. SO soon as be arrnes, the Pre-.
sidsm viii transmit special message 10 Con.
gress, upon the s1tI-c ct of our present rela-
tons with the Portuguese ID mlnlons, that
"'l smell considerably strong q gunposdef.
The tiicu ines that exist, grow out Of the
---','innEd re!u.aI Of lae Portuguese Govern.
men 70 pay me ihNe'i'ur''~e to rna'ican rlir.
zens, WITHOUT pretending t. give an excuse,
for injustice. Ting, ha,r teen brought
now to such ctlsi., tuat iuere Is no al,erna
tive but pay meat Of var"
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The Compromise or Adjustment Bill

A special correspondent Of the Baltimore
Patriot says, from all the Indications by
which one is led 10 form judgment upon the
probable action OF Congress, and from all
can learn from various sources Of information,
after some pains, AN very near being en-.
tirely convinced tina, the Compromise will
pass both houses" The following votes will
20 to confirm this opinion. We have no
doubt that if the ssasa Of the people general
---.iA ha taken the Adjustment Bill as
II is now called would recerv -. I,,,s
msJoriiy 10 its favor. The people have be
come wesrried al the agitation Of this ques
tisn and any plan that would honorabIy set.
tie the difficulties, we believe, would be cheer.
fully approved by the people.
Ga The 5lh, after the morning business,
the Compromise bill was taken up. Messrs.
Turney, Foote, Whilconib, aud Dickinson
spoke upon il.
The question was then taken on Mr. Cha.
SEES proposed amendment, Qbe WImot Pro.
viso,) which was rejected Is follows:
YEAS -Messrs. Baldwin, Bradbury. Blight,
Chase, CLARK, Cooper, Cotwin, Davis Of Mass.cbu.
setts. Dayton, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Dooglas Felch.
Greene. Hale, Hsmiin. Mfsr, Morris, Seward,
Shields, Smith. sprusnes, Uphanl, Walker Web
ster, and Wh.teomb-25.
Mars Msssrs. Atchlson Badger. Bell, Benton,
Berriea. Butler. Css,, Clay, Clemens, DAVIS Of
Mississippi. Dawson, Dodge Of Iowa, Downs
Foo,s. Houston, Hunter. Jones, kmg, Msngun.
Mason, Morton. Pssrce. Pratt. Rask, Sebastian,
soule, Sturgeon. Tu-ney. and undefwood-3O.
The question was then taken on the amend.
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TuEsDAY NoRNING, June III.

Tie Convention met al 8 O'clock DR., +.
j. Hill, from The Committee Of Eighteen 10
nslug 10 present thei, Report, called the at.
teT,!on OF the Convention 10 the late acAon
OF CT z,us Of The L. STA res 10 pr oIuce Dis.
mcn,berment Of the Union-action winch
had Gated forth the etiprls of patriots &c al
parties 10 sem the torrent OF ianalicism and
ID 5uaion aud read extracts from an urbcs
IN the Charleston Mercury openly ndvoca.
ing ID -nuloo, aud a connection with lht
Bu!,h Government. Dr.. H. remar ked thai
the voice VI Moth Carolina should be heari
on this sub act-the character Of the STATE
vas such as to ensure as great respect to her
deliberately expressed su.cr, as could b.
paid to any other IN the coniederacy. 1t va.
not intended thai ATTY attempt shopd he mad.
70 create political captiai but The great me,
II the lard req Isrcd the aid Of every parut
II their fans to adjust the ag,tnliuns Of Nv.
day, and TO hold W their hands. II wa
therefore our duty ~ take action ard the
opnIon Of This Convention would have grea
weight With Congress. Il has been demnt
stratrd that the moving principle Of The agt
;ators was the dissolution Of lie Unio0, and /
rettito IN he yas.,Iooa II Gteat p,,,,;a Al
te' is' "'",i 'e'"1th't " iit'' reporter
the fol'o@Ing Resolutions
/ R,s0lpcd Thai we havs pn,bat.a con6d,ro
IN ana attachment 10 t3a u-.pcinla. If tbe viz
Parry and we believe their success viii proa,1s
the prosperity and advance the honor OF the Con
Try secure The sttbiy Of tic [ nion nd pei pet>
- IN. tl...i,as ~ c-.si n
2 R.soi,sJ IbarulIi.t are fro,v d...,,,,,
ed TO meet and rrrel ali eprroarI,ncnts ,nu, nc
c,r.,,tn,fe,t,l gbts n Ito ,e,,,t. AZ No,tf q, -
Ina. vel ar. Ve sor,lIv ,e.o1yad t,,,h,,d ,,J d.
fe,d Tia n,egr,ty If on, frinn oo,in., an
assault. kv and f,a,n ., 5.tso vel
quarter they may como.
Z E.so,red 'Tbnt noon ,hc ,a,,o,i,v n al
Hmm drnc,d, tb,t II Jc,c, aot.o. ana 800,
Yh,ch we p,s,es. and ahicb yer, tt, vn.k ~ H.,
iont counsel. and sff,r,.. of tho co.n,non J,ars,J
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Ernm he Rhleioh Reoisfer.
MEETING OF THE GENERAL GOWNS.
slONLR>, OF THE \. e. RAIL ROAD.

MEETING OF rHE GENERAL GOWNS.
slONER>, OF THE \. e. RAIL ROAD.
Cn,rEL Hut J1ne 5. 1850.
Ia pursuance Of call mado by their Chairman
the General Commissioners appointed by tic act Of
tie General Assembly, entitled an act to incarpo.
rate tho North Carolina ksrl Road Company fsti.
fed The 9th day Of jan lsi9 met N the pei Of
the University Of North Carolina, upon "Wednesday,
the 5lh day OF Juno, 1850. Present
VIM. G Means, Concord.
J, . Lord. Salisbury.
Rich Washington, Wayue-hofo
lily. b. Elliott, Randolph,
jas VI Leach Lexington,
JOIN VI Morehsid Greensboro
VIM a Graham, tiilsbof1',
n. 4. Stedman, P,rsborp'.
James lllrgrass, Lexington.
Tie Chairman called the Beard to order and an
nounc,d that, from tho rs,utu. hitherto and now
made, it appeared that The SUN Of One Million Of
Dollars subscribed 10 the Capital stock Of this
North Carolina Rail Road Company. and tho first
iustalnent OF Five Dollars per sto on each share
IN sad sur, was paid Whefenpon,
Jno. b. Lord and samuel liargravs wera ap
pointed commit e 10 amino tho utis inai q juk 3
OF Subscr ptlon, asceran to names OF ths supscrl.
hfrs, tho sums respectively subscribed, with the
amounts pad thereon. and report 10 an adjourned
meeting, Thursday morning o'clock
1mrasDH NoRsiaG, o'clock
The Board met sc' ordlng 70 adjournment Tho
tomiolttes appointed yesterday bang "a ed on 70
pof ed they had examined TIE several Books uf Sub
ser'pions returned by the local Commissioners ap.
pointed TO receive subs ptlons OF Stock ia The
Netth taroina Rail Road Company, and had lou I'd
them correct AID submitted duplicate cop 3 af thu
names OF the subsGtbsrs, the SUNS .ubscrb bed aud
Tho amount of The first instalment PAID WhIoa
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Charlotte:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1850.

" WILLIAM THOMPSON. ESQ.,, is our a
gent in Baltimore authorized TO obtain advertise
ments and subscriptions, and to grant receipts.
rE.w. CARR. Esq, is our agent in fhiladel.
phia authorized 10 obtain advertisements and pro-
cure subscriptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-19

10 The Bal, establishing branches Of The
Mint Of The United States, ia the city Of New
York and at San Francisco, California, has
passed is three several readings IN the Sena ,e.
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SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

Robert W. BarnselI, formerly a Repre-.
sentative IN Congress from S. c., has been
appointed by the Governor Of that State Sen.
aior 10 The pace Of The d, ceased Mr.. EImore
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From the Raleigh Times, l4fh instant.
WING State Convention.

This body assembled IN this City Oh Mon
day last, and adjourned on Tuesday afternoon
The official proceedings not having been pre-
pared in time for this weeks paper, We sha.
give our readers such Information as Gu
means Of observation enables us TO DO.
The number of Delegates in attendance
was between $50 and 100, from 46 coun,Ie
constituting one of the largest Convention
that ever assembled in Raleigh, and embody
ing high responsibility, and as splendid tai
enis among lis members as can be gathere,
10 the Old North State.
All2 o'clock, the Convention was Gale,
TO order BY John Kerr, Esq. Of CasweIl. upo'
whose motion. for the purpose of Temporal,
organization, Hon. Nathaniel Boy den Wa
called to the Chair; and on uio,lon j. NJ
Eduey. OF Buncombe, and Sealon Gales, o
Raleigh, were appointed Secretaries
The list Of Delegates was then made out
ties were called over.
A c mgritlee of one from each Congress
slonal District, was then raised for the pur
pose OF reporting permanent officers iOi the
Convention, namely: Messrs. Kerr, Of Cas-.
we'll; Foy, Of Jones; Williams, Of Saf-y;
Thompson, Of Beruc; Little, Of Ansons Ed
ney, Of Bunconbe; Mcafcs. 81 New Hanover
Meudenhall Of GuIIiord, and Jnhnslon Bus
bee, of Wake. The Convention then ltok a
recess until 3 O'clock.
Al 3 O'Clock, the Convention re assembled
lion. \ Bnyden, ia The Chair, Mr.. k-tr,
from the committee of Nine, reported the
following officers, viz;
Jlmes T. Mereiead, OF Gu lford, President,
John Burcwn Of Jones.
b. Gary. OF Northampton, Va PIE
J:s VI. dney Of Bnncombc.
Henry Elliott, Of Rando ph
VIM. H. Mayhem, OF Craven,
Seaton G4les OF Wake, Secretaries,
Preston W. Wooley, Of Stanly
On beng conducted 70 the Chair, the Pa.
sidrnl returned his thanks 10 tie Convention
fur the honor conferred upon him, in eloqueai
and appropriate terms.
A committee Of Eighteen, two from each
Cungres>ional District was then appointed II
repor, proper suljocl matter for the consde
alton Of The Convention, namely:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-19

Remember, whatever warrant you have
Tor praying, you have the same warrant to
believe your prayers will be answered,
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce, THOMAS N.
ALEXANDER, Esq, as candidate for ro cleo
tion TO the Office of Sheriff of Mscklenburg County
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vs. See the advertisement, OF great sale
OF Dry Goods in Charleston.
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And then The Contention adpuTaed unlI
Tuesday morning at 9 O'Clock.
Every seclion Of the Srale was represen.
ted ID his Convention, by Delegates such as
did great honor 10 The Stotc aud party; ard
We have never attended The session of sun
liar body where 81 much good feeling, hqr.
mony aud unan,mily prevailed throughout its
deliberations. The Delegates came together
business 10 be transacted aud their councils
were conducted with the nigh, spir,,-a spiftt
Of lurn-aranc- ard northumberland su
glrs the best results, IN the resolve Ggut9 ia
secure lfumphan, victory for the glorious
Wing banner 10 the Cd North State, over
shicb il has waved SO happily and SO tong.
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TOT IHS StHu7t,
HON. G.. w. CALDWELL.
For the Commons,
DR.. J. J. WILLIAMS,
COL. WILSON,
CAPT. J. X. HARRISON,
DR.. A. TORRENCE.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES MANLY,
OF WAKE COUNTY.
cANprnArEs FOR MEcKLENBuRG.
OF WAKE COUNTY

" We are authorized to announce E c. DA.
WILSON, Esq, as an Independent Candidate for a
seat in the House of Commons Of the next Legisla.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-16

En- u ! thu W HI"lrk. dee q.
OF vllT.h oct ~. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-16

THr FARMER" ~ THE SorrH SIND DRuLs-
A spondenl at Mint Sptu1. Va. writ As I'll
lows. on RENTING hi, subscrpuon Tor the "Farmer':-
81 am Anxious II your Farmer eilcua IL his part
Of Va. am sure it is only to be known t. obtain patton.
ags. regard i rh4 very best practical journal IN
Agriculture, aila II county, aud bitter suited o
thu wants of the AMI tural commun Il Virginia.
North Carolina aud Mstylind. than any other pablet.Iu
extani. shold like YOU t. iliom as through the cul
nuns Of he Farmer, whether or ut the wheat DI /,
Penmchs &c. will operate well on hill sides pretty steep.
and among loose st nes2 Does rtqnIr The ground b.
thoroughly puyerizd To the Dill? In adhes We
clay lands there will often be many smlj clio IS the
auract after epeited hauos nas. The dul has moi Yet
be. ntr, dhred here. Wishing You ,i larger q ca.
Ia ion. particularly in the South. remain. truly yours
:. +. CnEI,TIAN.
will ,onr of our corr spondenis furnish With re-
ply II The queries # Mr.. Christian Mr. BurauyHn OF
N. &. Mr.. Hill Garter, Of Shry. Va. and Mr.. Boiling
"f Va. have, believe, all used the dnl aud could
donb give satisfactory information.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT


Linz NJ Packet BoalSt LmehbWe
,.5 - sl,,,,1,e Tn ,re,liy Linz u Packets u
Srgrs.e 10 c5aaect rid, the Charlottesville and Sia1a-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-16

Patent balances, Counter scales and WEIGHTS. yarls
Mo'a,sc. Ga Ra,s Pewter and Mood Faucets; rAinc.
Yard stie1s, Guuc .Norefs. Gaugiue Rod, Sc Sc.
They vaud call the attention ct Fannef 20 their stock ol
log p> and other Chains, HAY aud dung Forks Wheat
>ic,cs and other articles tedious tocuumeraie
g. Just received from the m3uui9 Row land Mil
tlos, emit anil t Saw. English east @'cel Min Saws.
L q Z ~ r II l N T. Il { H.1 " + s
viii owcIl to examine the stock beare gong further. All
in ,y1ntol good foods, are requested tocall.
Nv l~-ls
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE


At the same time and place in hike pursuance of said dec.
u1nr thcx Will uler Ion ealc at nnhc anetlon. The
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-11
succession Of Cyrus Green-Improyed Property
on suzette street, Second Municipality.
BY j, A, HEARD. Auefioneer

WEDNE5DAI, December T. at l2 oeIock-wi be
~ oI at Bnks Arcade by and pursuance
Hon Lea Jldgs of the Second District NevOrszns
The follow ing Described properly belonging the succession Of
Cyrus Green d=cs1sel. viz:
certain LOT OF GROUND, with all the improvements thereon
IN he iGR1Te bounded by Benjamin Suzee St Thomas
cholp!oula streets Said Lot
tr1nton SUzeue street. by depth IN feet 10 inches
parallel ies The improvements comprise large convenient
AMY residence built Of urck having four below
ao Si saerss rent and side tao story Kitchens 1Ri servants
ROOMS in the With crns
tons arranged for keeping meats, butter BEL ov.
Terms Onehtrt CASH balance months for notes
bearing cent interest from date on the
property.
purchaser