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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
From The Baltimore American.
THE ANiIRI(AN Union.

The fundamental prlnc,pes which enter into the k,r
nation of the American unn. corresponding nnst hnr
py with tho general interests OF all paris. and i,arm0n-
nng with the geographical failures OF the country. give
nm assurance o strength and erpenity such as few gov
.nmcnts la We ever poas ssed There has never been
government framed like ii-nev" governnent IN eSis-
lance which combncd admirably aud N ELI isn'ly thu
dyerse principles Of general mud local 10 -'a'ion "a com.
prehensvs nationality on the nne hand. with tho most
pa,euar and minute appreciation ot law II, individuals
and districts on the other The London Times very IN
irp"nt'y observes:
The nantans ncs Of ,he integrity Of Tho Union s, 10
he reope the United States. like whst Tho mnn-
lc,ance of the British constitution ls 10 ourseives
huadred times over in the argon oi parties " the neat ot
battle the Union has been dissolved. snd the sun of tho
the o snlion has sei forever Rui though this e'as-
iophe IL denou ccd the nevi'abe suit grand
contest in The connry as IN the o'hrrn the tede-
al republic and in the cons uonal monarchy ra.
snts would be equally unwelcome and alarming 10 every
pery To the States The Americans use great license IN
wha, we must call anicahe "s''lity they heht with
each other in MI the ard Of the domes,c passns os
they bnve 10 lively oi her ncacnlabla asvania-
crs the, derive from their Uni"n 10 s'cnhce 'nt great
polural power 10 any accidents ot occasional was
ftc Mailing is more remarkable more crediiahle %
the American people than the fact that n spite of their
rccLless and bold character, their wide and nnrner.
aus divisions, and their unlimited ireed"in, ihess
Sa'cs have remained Al peace win encp "'her since
The declirniion of Independence. That IS more l,'n
can he said any oh4r confederation known to his
tory.
Nv 49,, i,,,,,o s,,, If ,he middle aces were
on o'o" ~, .y.n i, ,, oyu Jay We have seen
go, ,.;,J ,c IN. { ,iss Capt ms subdued bv army OF
% '",'" "I r,as. and ,he etm,uc Confederation pre-
'"e,' o'''',n =, ;,. II an .d6ce in ruins Tho
,r';sI, vo rs,ined tho sacred depost II
their national peace nvioa'e. under the sanction OF
oo'..,r"' y s,ra,h aud their chi ef u'orv-
:, : Us ' y wv No h,s,ili,v If Euopenn p,wers.
ron, ''e w y, - h, ;r vo, ,he ey time sbould
'"'y nav "'", ;,;, -, ,,ssi,n prevaiI over tho
c'''ie w''" w., a;,n,;. If ,I, Irni,n should eusue
= ~ no ,o, nnch 10 predic h,, The whole face OF tho
,I .,o,;., ant wand he chan red, the hai
,"''n A"r,,.a" ,aJ n,edamn,te over those Of
Az" ;s',,,as which n,w sui, the reople would
peace, '',e 'ns'''",'S ~. "a, ', ID n. Nv \Vo,ld
p'one 'npossp'n " 'a,.neh,,v ,,,.dy of ,he
w1n'o ID ,'"e 'N"'".s o"s ,,n .r,i.,ol III. older
i''l''s and ert"ts wn'c" % ,"'e '''''s "' -
han,a''onS q" ma"Ir'a, ~ ,;.. H.. r;,n., ,r,l;.s
me 'frm "a. "';,,a S,,as i; n',, ,nrics
10 me rr :" .s,sol when The Constitution
BILE. Inc oon, aefa'''" ce'sou ""'" . s' - an,..n.
was a"'p,eo. "e -. Ss,'rs vote iodiviually' One
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
CEN r,yIOR-Coi.. BtisS-MRs. BLISS

v..h;,n,o, cor,e.p,ndent of the Boston journal
writes ms iolnws . -,
General Tn,or ! have seen. lie is Rough ana
Ready "-pl,n and hearty IA hs "''.' So a'" uo'",
,;.. If hs ofIica He IN good health which Is wei
preserved by his regular hahIs lie Is "'afy l" bed ana
early to r.e" as Pm informed by ono VINO sleeps nn"'
tho same roof lie srldom rides ~ ms caa2'i a"o ""'
r,o C,om The duties o his po-tun. finds quel nnd fepS'
!, his home circle which made inviting and hnnpy ny
hs o,od wife who IL seldom seen IN public Urn'fa'
aylo and lady regular attendants upon ine - iona
E,,scooal Church services the frmer IA always pes
en-, in the morning. the latter bon pars u ''' "'y.
saw IN. m last Sunday n, Church. aud on Their way
hmo ,,oI;ug-theteby giving rest Ia man servan, and
be,s,s "withn thy gates" Mrs Taylor IS an arc"",
plshed lady of high moral and religious ca,ao,et' ana
avoids nuhc life from choce choosing 10 be 'he 'a"h"
wife Of 81 Tayr rather Than In participate IN Tue
bonors and payetles of the White House
Colonel Bliss is worthy Of the fame he enjoys tie
Il oen,len,n rather below the medium height -slon
buof fine clear dark complexion, and quite bald re
is vefy quiet aud onassnming IN MS 'h''"'' "'' '"
tive. always calm like Collector ''rf'y' he Is ""'y
clear bo.h in the American aud Engllsh aceep'a'"n oil
The term.
'.Grntee in 6gnr., easy IN dress.
Noyes without noise and swift as an express;
Remarks A message with pleasing grace,
Fxper in al the duties ii his place
MIS- Bliss is worthy of more celebrity 'ha' sh' enlFs
At the evening receptions she d" the honrs III me
bnur and well she acts her part. Sh" has KIND wo
and sweet smile each of the hundreds mat crowd
IN bo, rreseprc She is of light complexion. rather IN
der the medium s ze ine figure, and remarkably chase
in he, dress Long may she live to make happy the
h,y m, If her CLLers choice. and to honor her sire
who has co much honored her.
Old Jhiicy alias 1'lly is now eighteen years Qua '
and occnpi,s the stable eas, ." the White house re
has served in Florida and in Mexico and has borne 'he
old General over many baire field, and nav shoessS
s tho ,ewa,ds which he richly deserves. He
bea two hall wounds one upon the ri.hi hip. Hun
deds weekly vsi, the old horse and feel the prints
of the balls.
General Taylor has only ridden him once since ne ~
and faithful sired is exhibited bv his ri weeK'y vists
to "Bhlys s,abe;" .'C"me Billy" says tho General
and in n moment. "Old Whitley" obays tho well -kno''T
voice, and is Cudling his had upon his mastr shoH
Tho General Old Whitley Frances if upon tue battle
field moving at The s,und Of martial music aud the roar
Of cannon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
INCONSISTENCIES OF GENTS

the relations Of authors s'ca life, o 'her 'ots
manners and dispositions in soc'ey, as 20" rns'ed WIN
,ho.a snlyod in their writing great deal that is in
tecs,ino mph, he said Of letters is "iien man
with two na,u es These two often clash sadly. Sc,
nee, w,ne in praise Of poverty, table formed of sd
Id. with two m"ns Of pounds lei out at 'soIy St'rne
-. and charity Sir Richard Steele wrote eAcell,nilS
well on Temperance uhsn he was sober DR.. johnson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
PUBLISHED BY
TOWNLEY, SHIELDS L. CO.,

EVERY JMO.Nlff IND 7HURSIlfY
~ -Four Dollars per payable IN advance. No sub
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~ Ne EditorsD until all drreDdges are paid.
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For YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms for the prrege
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form S35 Ecery yearly Advertiser tc be required to
ssnfNe hs advertisns to his particular line business
ShJoB PaNrSo sreeuted neatly and srpedttiousiy and
IN reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22

ESSAYS of poleness admirsbl vet his ''fon Ne.
Sih" aud "Yon don'i undrrs'snd the q"esion. Sid"
were two e,nruon chsractes les II his cauquies. He
and DR. Shehheae both eRsiooed a, the same time.
The report immediately flew. ,h, the king had pensiYn.
ed two hears he-bear and shp-bear. Young. whase
gnony fancy such smnbre nges life. was in so.s
ceiy bri-k. lively man, connu,lly peiipg his hessess
with puerle puns. Mira Carter. fresh from the sesn.
dark grandeur uf he Night Thoughts, expressed her
annz.men, his fippancy, "Nlndam" said he. 'there
is much difference between writing and alkng." lhe
same pn,ts avote iheme the nolhingness 1T world
iy things; his avnrs pursuit rank and riches Had
Mrs Carter noticed this ,nconQnty. he might have ad-
died. Madam there is much dirrpoe between writing di-
dacc poems and living didscic p~m..' Bscon.'he mose
prchen.vo and forward lookng Of modern iut.eci.
and in feeling ono Of the benrvocn, meanly
and wckody ambitious Of plaoe.--Whpple's Lecture
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
FATHER NArnrw-AN ACT OF JUSTICE.

Il is with able plrnsr. learn that arrange
mcnts arc in progress presen, the Ap'sls of Temper
sncr p,evious l., hs departure from riry with sub
sanal "souven u The estimation In which he 10 held
by his eads in New Orleans. This IL well limed;and.
confident will. 10 the issue. be equally credabs
the donors and the recipient. OF all the nubc II
tho preseu, day. have claims paramount tn his
L. s well known that in his ers In spread the blessings
Of tcmperance Ireland 10 establish reading 'oms. dis.
popular era,nre. open libraries. furnish papers
and boks aud meet The many iensof heavy exps"se.
consequent work Of such gigantic magnitude and inn
pnranc- he n5 only exhaust ii his private frtuns.
but seriously indeed we may add. reIrirvably. injured
h,s cs,imnhe relatives, and incurred heavy and EN-.
ttassinu responsibility or the annuity bestowed on
hm by the Brush Government, he never packe,sd ons
cent first benY 10 ,taustct II IN userH. o be ap-
propraied the p,ynent Of be premiums uf insurance
etf cted Ia his lfc abiii,s acted
his ,uni. (or hs man do'lar.) bu' GEN.
raced he sacred cause ii virtue and humsn y:and ere
we To suffer tho declining years of this nd maus fe to
be e,nb,tcud by the r.h cer ha. fm want nt The
onssary means is not IN his row n prosecute his mis-
sion nnanps ms with much effect ns he would wish.
No emphnlicallv, there hundreds IN New Or
leans wl,o though disciples of he temperance nave.
ent yet honor its APOSTLE for The purity OF his motives
and tho p.nnine II his character. These
men will he glad u n,wtate IN ihls act. we Will not
u generosity hut of justice and we hopo ere apothey
fortnight .npses. will ha enabled Ia make report OF
pr,gress that will do honor In the ptnverba heray of
,hr Snnlhern metropolis. 10 the temperance Societies
the public will especially lunk ,ha prssrn occason-
They as~urcdy will rally round their naed and venerable
chief mud sustain him in his holy ws,iae. To ouf
dross q word -rHry KNOW THEIR DUTY, AND WILL 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
SALE OF L AN D,

DURSUANrto decree of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery Tor the county of Nelson, rendered
the 9th October, iS9, suit therein depending in which
Frederick G. Peters plaintiff and James Garland Wilson
Peters and Nathan Lofus surviving partners of Lee w
Harriss and the Wilson Peters and Nathan .ofitus,
partners trading in the Of Nathan Loaus x Co, and
The Wilson Peters his right, and James s. Penn
aud Christopher T. Estes Defendants shall sell, the
premises the highest bidder, for cash, Saturday, the
25th day Of May, 1850, the
,.z. TRACT OF LAND.
in proceedings oned much thereof be
the charges of executing the decree the
of thousand dollars with lcga interest thereon, from the
2nd August, 1873, and the costs of the suit.
This land within miles Of Nelson Court House ad
Joining the lands OF ROBBERS j. kncaid and others.
10 a.. ALIEN BROWN, Sherih'o Nelson
and Commissioner.
April lSth-t25M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
POETICAL.

From tn. Delta.
TOPLEASE MYSELF ALONE.
To please the world let other. try
TIL th, short life |, iewn,
I'll u,e its moments as they fly
Toplease myself alone.
lie, sycophantsi in hasenes. bow
To Flattn's sonl,d throne;
While independent OF vow,
III please myself alone.
lie, toilng mortsIs gather fame
While laurel. arc bestown,
Regardless OF a bla,ened name,
I'll please mysclfalons.
To hntter round the smilins fair,
No fopling's art own,
Imercly wish those .ni,cs 10 share,
And please myself alone.
Let crnging 'srfs suhmi ssiyc kneei
Who freedom ne'cr have known;
But who Oft its blessings feei,
W,ll please myself alone
Should Frcedom's banners he unfurcd
ocr every pcopled zones
I'D JOY To see ransoncd world,
But please myself alone.
The world i. full oi base deceit,
As every where tbs shown,
And hence III seek some still retreat,
Topcasa my sell alone.
Kind reader If YOU would be wise,
And spare thysella grosn,
Adopt this mo,to-twil suffice
''ro please my self alone"
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22

} NEW SPRING GOODS.
DON r. O. PETERS.
Uhoie sale and Retail Dealer ia Efench British aud
staple n Fancy Dry Goods,
MIN STREET, LYNCHBTRG, ~.
IAS dow open his fun supply o rich Spring Goods,
hracing much the largest, and most varied stock
offered establishment in lynchbuig In the line o
SILKS AND SILK GOODS.
WILL nv FOUND
Rich French Dress Silks o every colour and style,
India Fona,d Silks, PLAN and changeahic.
Black Silks rich lusired ,:ros do Rhines Watered and
Figured Satins, Marccliincs, Florences, SC.
DRESS GOODS.
Plain and 6gd Baiegcs Tissues, Grenadines Mouseanes,
prgandies Lawns, printed Linen Cambrics, white en-
brodersd and aequered Musns Chinz Prints and cling
hams.
MOURNING GOODS.
Sup Black Bombaz,nes and 6-a Monselanes, Apaeas,
Tissues, Baregcs, Lawns, ,nghams, Prints, Sc
Embroidered Laces, Linen Cambria IIdkrs, 4 G.
Valencia laces, Edgings and insertngs,
Muslin aud ACE Sleeves, Capes, Collars and Cuts
Rich EmbI REVERE scnloped and hemds Linen G. ldki,
Infants Frocks Waists aud Caps,
Jaccone' and Swiss Edgings and lnscr,,ngs,
Boban Edgings, Sc.
Supp. plain and cmbd Grape Shawls cold and whts,
Z" Jenny | ind Shawls new aud very handsome,
Lace Sacks Viscttcs,
hcxander's cold and BLK Kid Gloves,
Bonnes Bonnet, Belt and Cap Ribbons,
Umbrellas, Parasols, &c
Tor Gentlemen
superior assortment Of Cloth. Cas.ncres and ye,tng,
Cravats, Collars, Hosiery, Gloves, Irish i.nens,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Carpet Bags, and
Domestic Goods OF every description.
Purchasers respectfully invited to call before puchs
sing elsewhere. u. 7 e. PETERS.
April il-3w
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Republican copy)
Observation-Disclosures.

yXyE have Just received by Express lew OF those beau
{" tE esht.day and thirty Marine Clocks, both
ronnd and ootagsn. They will keep time any position in
which they may be placed and disposed to sell the
very low for cash. MOSRf HoiCCMof,
Apr1l It's Aus'ioneefs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22

A ROT OF PRIME CLOVER stEr on consisnnen'
"A NarQ,. u. J. HHoLS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
GREAT REDUCTION.

INARF from RICHMOND to IYNCUBURG by Canal
l. Packets 50 80
Fare from Richmond to Charlottesville by Packet and
Stages w
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland c. H. by Pack
cts and Stages 10
Fare from Richmond to Farmyie by Packets and Sta
ges -
Below, of intermediate distances for fare and
hours OF passing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
Flowers! Flowers :!

Flowers! E1OWcrs!!
TUST arrived, from the establishment OF Mr. Joseph Ken
u ME- Richmond and raest collection d ever
blooming and other plants offered in this market
We most respectfully invite the attention OF the ladies and
the citizens generally with the most perfect confidence tha
their " il be more than realized. They will be
offered on and after, riday) morning 18th inst
at auction store.
MOSBY & HOLCOMBE,
Anil is-ts Auct'rs and Commission Merchants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
READY.MADE CLOTHING

WYE have just received in store, from the and
maker who is in town, few suits Of very .npe-
r;or READY MADE CLO1 HING amongst which will be
found
FROCK COATS, DRESS COATS, SATAN AND
FANCY VESTS, BLACK CASHMERE AND
FAN " p A + l. q n =
They are OF the first style of workmanship and finish, suit
able season. and will be sold low for cash TO close
MOSBY s. HOLCOMBE,
April iS--ts Aneoneets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22

THE STOCKHOLDERS in the South Side Railroad
requested 10 meet at The Office OF the Company in
Pecrsbure Tuesday the 3oh April next at II O'clock
To the acceptance o the amended charter o lhe
South Side Railroad Company and todop Tor tho
extension OF the road and tor other purposes.
Bv order of the Board OF Directors,
April l5-wt30A WM PANNILI., Pres't.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22

IN b. PAYNE !& BRO. have Just received
H. Memoirs Letters and Poems OF Bernard Barton, edit
ed by his daughter,
The Convict Shin Narrative Of the results Of Scnptura
" instructions and moral discipline, board the Earl
(;ray,n by c. A. Browning. M ID.
n;tan,rv Of Srponymical Terms of the English Lam
.uare ty the Rev. James Rawson, A. NJ
Also new supply Of Kennedy's Life of Writ, all new
works.
April ITS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-23


FATHER MATHEW AND JOHN HowARD.-The
beautiful eulogium pronounced by the greatest
orator of modern times times on the character Of
Howard, may with slight attention be applied TO
Father Mathew:
I" cannot name this gentleman without remark
ing, that his labors and writings have done much to
open the eyes and hearts of mankind He has
visited all Europe-not to survey the sumptuous.
ness of palaces, the stateliness of temples nor
to make accurate measurements of the remains of
ancient grandeur; not to collect medals or to col
| late manuscripts; but to dive into the depths of
| dungeons; to plunge into the infection of hosp-
tails; to survey the mansions of sorrow and pain :
to take the gage and dimensions of misery depres
sion and contempt; to remember the forgotten, to
attend to the neglected. to visit the forsaken and to
compare and collate the distresses of all men in all
countries, His plan is original it is full of genius
as i is of humanity. 1t is voyage of discovery
circumnavigaton of charity Already the benefit
of his labor is felt in every country hope he will
| anticipate his final reward by seeing all its
effects fully realized in his own He will receive
not in detail, but in gross the reward of those who
visit the prisoner, and he has so forstalled and
monoPolized the band of charity, that there will
be, trust little ROOM to merit by such acts of
b-nevoence hereafter."-1Ir Batrkss Speech al
bristol, previous to The election of 1880
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-23

| TELEeRAPH1c.-The Louisville Courier of the
18th inst, contains the following Geographic dis
patches.
| ST. LOUIS NAV Is
Fifty Caliiornians arrived here to-day, via New
Orleans, with S250,000 gold dust. One of them
was robbed at New Orleans of IS, 900, and another
the night before their arrival here was robbed Of
| $500, and another of SOS.
The steamer Saranac arrived from Council Bluffs.
She brings 600 packs buffalo robes, valued at
S4O, OO0, which belong to the Union Fur Company.
One Macklnaw boat was lost on the Upper Mis-
souri,, and lost the greater portion of her cargo,
which, however, was fully covered by insurance.
The Saranao left 10000 emgrants at Council
Bluffs, waiting for grass to begin their journey.
Provisions were very high.
The small pox had broken out among the Calfor-
MIA emigrants near Evansville. Six had died, There
were also a few in Evansville
The Mormons were ready to start to Salk Lake
The river is in good boating stage, and the
weather is warm
There is no cholera at present in this city.
NASHVILLE, May 16th P. NJ.
The steamboat Josephine was snagged between
Nashville and GAINESVILLE, while under way, and
sunk. No lives were lost. The boat and cargo is
| total loss and insurance.
CLEVELAND, May 16.
was discovered to be on fire the boilers, when
within five miles of this port She reached her
dock at IL o'clock, and by the aid of the fire depart
ment and citizens the flames were extingushed
after working three hours. The fire was con-
fined to her hold near the boilers. The America
will resume her place in the regular line in the
morning.
ST.. LOUIS, May l6.
The Touring mill and distery of Rollison &
Highre, at Dallas, Ill, was destroyed by fire on
the 18th loss $4,000 Insurance $4,000
There is no cholera here.
The REPORT ON THE GALPHIN CLAIM-Bal.
ttmore, May l7.-In the House. on Friday, the
Nth, the report of the committee appointed to in
vestgate the proceedings in relation to the Gaphn
Claim was presented. The majority report de-
clares First that the original claim was not Just
demand Second that the principal was paid ac-
cording to law; and Thirdly, that the payment Of
interest was not justified, either by law or prece-
dent This WAS agreed to by Burt, Disney, Fea-
lherston, Jackson and Mann, and excepted to by
Conrad. Grinnell also made report, FULLY justi-
tying the payment, both of principal and interest.
-EUening PicayuHe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-23

SohE ACCOUNT OF THE DISCHARGED SOLDIER WHO
Ht IpHIss NEWSPAPERS ON LEvEE.-His is
llCtiAEL MACkDERMOT-he is a native Of Ephin,
County hoscommon Ireland, and graduate of the Uni.
nefsy oil Dublin. He to this country in November
' SINCE which time his suterings surpass anything on
record lie publishes this short notice of himself in the hone
wan pehaps) that reach his friends from whom he
mas mol heard since he left Ireland and who know not
whether he dead living As be anticipates foul play
ne wishes to be known that he was in New Orleans in
May lo In the circumstances above mentioned and that
he had no hopes of ever seeing home or friends again 1t.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-23

e5D Gas Light. The New Orleans Gas Light Com
p'ny beg leave to inform the public they operation an
entirely purifying apparatus Of the approved
and that the quality OF the Gas furnished respects purity
and Illuminating power, equal that any establishment
in the country The Company would particularly
ton Of housekeeper the PURPOSES and 10
the fact that houses be furnished with fixtures
Of the economy han during the Fall
and Winter On trial. Gas Lights will be found
economical than other lights used while present purity
oil the Gas renders it agreeable the smallest apartments
woFkmen have been employed for putting up fixtures every
non will be paid TO the convenience Of families who the
Company with their patronage.
All persons DESTROYS introducing Gas into their houses
now use the Gas and whose fixtures bad order
call at the office and make known the and all appc
tons will be registered and carefully In the OF er Of
registration Houses will be fitted up reduced prices all
fancy and fixtures furnished as reasonable
the Northern cities, Chandeliers pendants bTacets etc i
ported 10 order. either North or from Eur5pe "
Gas Office, May l3, 1851 mvI5 0tn 9vy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-23

GRoReIA NAIIs--An extensive mandatory
has been established in Csss county The iron is
dug from tho mountains in the neighborhood.
Maxi Couper, formerly Smte-rights member of
Congress is one q he principal owners. While
Tie Pennsylvania iron mongers are shutting up
their forges, the business seem to thrive at the
South. There is no reason why manufactures Of
various kinds should not be established in all the
Southern States. There are beds of iron--forests
yet unshorn with abundance Of water power
cheapness.of provisions, and mild climate. The
South needs only industry, energy, and economy
applied to the arts Nature has been liberal, it is
only necessary for man to avail himself Of the gifts
thus plentfully scattered.