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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17
REGULAR PACKETS.
FARE RrpucED TO FIFTY CENTS.

FARE REDUCED TO FIFTY CENTS
NJ a Daily Pack eta cross I4ah &c ftOtchartrAtn
@ bn,s sSsfs'So gs and M9asggs sYs
last unang Lake steamer olivia (Sqt eEpray 5'Rg io9
this trade, J. ". Hoffman, master, viii leave hereafter as
MN1QlNSIRhAAY N1liSsIhAA Y Y NJ esy, ME,oNnAY ", A. M
%EBNEsDAYi j NJ NJ SaiS S WEbS H EsDAY A. a: NJ
FFRRH6EhSPA FR6h YIS n. NJ eo esr' FRRThRsPAr 5 A. NJ
SATggR39AY AIgE 2 4 y ears sATURDAYs,..5 A. NJ
Eu"ENL HVtHbhGAt Y 90; II snd lS st, Louis
g Loersar VII %5 y j AGGs Il ss \ Sf'.Ps5s@ No %eso,
corner Camn and Canal seetscIo5 every day at 10 A NJ
faGnP!s0@eSy af PssHgl sss @ns BSpmPka Fss" a
- Jsnrs 4 MN -. - III - i ~. 5i
EvKY on "" Tie iSaEs aSa is o. ibS
Suay" Morn IN So lime o oI R6 ES Gs The DonrSs Sa
entirely new and built expressly for the Alabama River
ITs6E n Fare reduced 10 rs cents q. S. .uaa
FOR e ojngtoa pia Ehandeo'Aei Leotsburg
siea@ 6a espfsy oRa Or Rs aa
fS eaye sPSe1afs Se as Of s & W. RGpGa
aS esTs 1epS} sysS 99 e VR% g q m 7 NJ
ezGepte , at O'Clock A. NJ Passage % cents Meals
n B. The steamer Lenora has recently been thoroughly
repaired q retred in the best possible menner she hns
Iasaos m 1 Engne g as Boe5 & ne engine os ETC as can
Orleans Or tl steamboat and boiler fspect0ts For further
EAYSE EA ItRA,RRlsoTi ,ti,,iS ~ 2 g P2yara, street.
STEVENSON, DEMERRlTT Il 90. 7Grvjar ST. 50
Lsgs.ass5s Steamer MOH8VYK Capt o. b. Cobb
sffi5asaslAFa WIN leave every FRIDAY EVENING for
VIcksburg, WarTentOn, Grand Gulf Rodney NacheZ and
all intermediate anUngs-Ths new magnificent and fast
running passenger will her regular trips n
the above trade on CT about the st September For egh
CHARLES & GOODWIN, 10 Common at.
chased expressly for The trade, which will be sufficient
guarantee 70 shippers and passengers that she will per
Iahenuy IN Tue trade through the entire season. ly5
fsT p F9r Shreveport, Grand Ecore and
l545g-ffs< Alexandna-The fine light draught steamer
FIHsazszzz WOODsNIAN, Capt. PerfongeI, will leave
IJT above aud intermediate landings every WEDNESDAY
the 2l5t instant
T.. S.-The steamer Cornne, Capt. John Graham, will
run IN connection With the WOOdsTnan and will her al
Alexandra. The COrnne being very light iraugh shippers
may rely on their gong through without delay. For freight
apply board foot of CutUuho1e street or to
au9 T. b. SMITH. 30 Magazine street.
L. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
I He Shps gi the United States stsamanrp Company will
hereafter sail on III. following named DAYS month:
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
Outward. Leaves NeYork ..lh. Arrives at Havana
r., havana '.'.'ls n. Chagres .2&l.
iSHis"A'4'' AttsI-a' Havana Isl.
Havana ,..-2l. kggIUrk.. Cd,
STEAMSHIP OHIO.
Outward Leaves NsxYyrk 25h. Arrives at Havana s
Haven ....,..5i. NevOraalsft,.
Ho-a aeward,. H-@E DTgansliJh M III
havana ....- .7,fL h0Wiark ..-I.
STEAMSHIP FALCON. bsr
o''@aTa' 'Lsayss MeH Hor-Hs2sta Arrives Havaua
J...',--, &c i''ti.t ''.-'st' taagr.s.,. s.h,
i9neEafi.. traEr.s r,..,la.h. Havana &C.. ISL.
havana ,'.--l5.a New Orleans sd,
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III AKLES sTOJGHTON, Grocer and JRtRe .1Ier-
chant, No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans. SIS
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY,

south east Section, IirOil Circle.
M RS. Nj. ID. DlhiTRH, OF New Orleans, whose eNpe
NB rience teacher has been OF many years standing
respectfully that she is prepared
the pGrSOL direction and supervision of limited number
Of YGuNG LADIES either permanent BOarer and Pupils,
or Day Pupils only.
lauguages both their elementary and higher branches,
Drawing and Mnsc. Spanish, Latin and Greek, and The
elements of Practical Science will also be taught If desired
This location of the Academy is highly pleasant and
heahtul, and Mrs D. and her assistants will spare effort
render their pupils proficient in ali the domestic and social
retnements Of hte. ~
TRY s, Orleans Academy, $. f. Section OF TivOh Circle,
near the junction of Nayades street, SO I'm
pkAsrERING HAIR-In hhds. barrels and sacks,
oil st JOHN STROUD & co. I48 Common ST.
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~ WOLFE, importer Of Vine, Brandy, Gan, etc. and
-. tfeHsrR Commission Merchant, % Graver ST. n9
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III BpLhLEY,. Agent fer Miss NJ Poaltaey; Office
H. No. st. Charles ST. gD1 IyT
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TO RENE-A two story Frame Dwelling house, -tua-
ted at the OF C0nti and IRENE streets, which
viii suit very well for A. otneuary Grocery, with f
cistern and nydTant in the yard ASA
AIS o-Anoher story Frame Dwelling, adjoining tn,
fronting CONT Possession Or the
mouse by e 2th and the other by l of November
Apply at No 26I st. Louis street, between MaTais and Vii
lpre streets. % IwH
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
PuHvIs, WOOD q CO., Commission Aleretqngss,
NO W Grayler street oil 6md&W
6NHARLEs sTOI CLIFTON, Grocer and Vfae Mcr-
v chant, No. "a Camp street, New Orleans. IS
MOSES GREENNOOD IL GO. Commission and
w Fgr1ardtag Merchant, 66 Gravier street. 50 ly
WILLIAM }. DEWEY, Commission yUcrehaat
w and Shtpptag dgeat, q Gravier st. jy2O 3m
V HEO. o; AFAKh, NOTARY Pubic. No. IS GravuT
. street and No 10 Banks Arcade Passage. apo ly
bNSLHhEEi NJ z ii5.gs. iagsa! fer ss n. Pouey QlIioo
s. MOLEE, importer Of Vine, Brandy, GaR, etc., and
-, e1eHsra Commission .Meretant 25 Gravier n9
w 60 =: RAYMOND. Family Grocer. n Camp
A 4 LHEHBH, Sap Br0ker, 7s Poydras street,
-. ~ Nv o1eans. Jalb ly
John w. ANDREWS " CO., Ccm1qissior .fIer-
- GhGats and SHIP dgents, 81 Common =, N. o. jas
PUG, MIR dE 10 C0mHissi0n Merchants, No. 50
4 81. Louis street, New Orleans. aun "
S~IhlM'ELL r. r. TAYLOR, Importer Of Wtnes ard
=. a.. BEARD, yiRctt0recr and ApDrasSer, No. 10
- banks Arcade. New Orleans Of
9hN sH5 R, = 6ss Ggm"ys;igs J., MSSsaan Emisraioa
G]AYNE q HENDERSON, Wholesale CIroccrg, No s
= 80 and 81 triver street, New Orleans MI rs. W
EGuLAR DRY GOODS rHADE-JOsEPa II.
~ s,il, FALaER RbolesaIs Deater IN Dry Good, No.
WIN WALLACE w. WOOD, Counsellor at Lam,
Soa1tercia5 g1d MGrtnc JF0ilry PHbtfc, flee
mNoyeq move T. No. eS Graver street, Opposite his Old oice)
.,' L d5s dSSS a:y s 5sssPsa Ss g 4 B. NJ Ss 3
lanes WRIGHT dC son, Cotton Factors md
s,es SosSssgs ,t, sG Eor0ardtHg Merchants, 81 GeT
NRURY & PHILLIPS, Portrait SlgR cS--zs
ee sne eet ofaaMf foaI ad ,y Pa,a@frs 49, No. 8 C9ton
4 SssN SssN "a; webb, OrfgsRA PtHegar Estabtts5meat,
2ie o2Igei OF Common and manas street, oppose Charity
A52tll. d ly
q ". WOO1 * co. Ship Chambers, Grocsrs and
p1 aud No. $Red stores Third Haaicipaily jy36
q .hz HAM, JAMES lsuocessor to Joseph R. BeardJ
\ ,fgtary Public No. 81 Gravier street, up stars oves
tEs . lelig oili2e miig7 5m
i F. LOWE, .gql Hanger and L0cEsNlLG, Camp
se A. work guaranteed. "A
:, ID IN ,s5aL... GLAiBohN Ia. atg,aey q La otary Pub
Exchange Bank u''SG BaaD 6hp Co. on2 mBz % j
IA AhCUs PATTON & CO., COMMISSION, RecelD.
80 'g and forwarding Merchants, No. 81 st. Charles
- leI
BENSON, HsUsg, SigR agd Or7tq1qeutgi Paigter,
- -. Lattator Of Hoods and Marbles, No. 80 Cpmf
street. 2p01s,te LIAlayere Square. Iyl3 ly
r I Z FosTER, atlgrneys aud z. tg,ssgSc, s2sGfS at
= y t.dg-tylhce, a Exchange Place, N. o. mh23 Iy
{ \ III, issh TERRlO, ar,sa yIHets0ge.y, Genera
y .3yeHt and CoilectOr-Oifce No. 6I Chgtinateba
rtsgt, bona ds2nvilIe, Ia. -
II aNDOLPH dE POPE, Wloics5ic and RefaV Drug
gt.ts aGa HD0thecartes dea ers In English French
1gd Germag Drugs and themga, lgs Pos st. between
bAAiD g. LAbAiI, -tu0rHsy az La0, Jnt,ed
q Facs S@'''"1' No. Don'"D Buildings Lfis2@ss \. ss
WA 81 CO. eonnt,.1Ga 1anS pEgs, pF@94As. 1sS ,
!. Gr0ge. '.o-. ,7tg - aud - New Leveo sr.st-
BQIAiSS 4 co. sAip Clu1@ers aTd 3r1ssrs
= No. 29 Front Lovee, Second Municipality, Es1v'
tlsaL1. mhf
G. 4. WlNGFIEiD. .4t,oraay at Lag. Henderson
,, RE-, s George Vngfed Co.. NJ. Greenwood & Co.,
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FANCY ca .Aeo0nn'"Hs L.

"a FO5 CHARg e. =sIiz- : N :
S5f5 qS@ J. FT.SIsJA % hunQR7Yy stmOaf---,s st
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BY the Charter only So, 900 is taken on single ME-.
~ This Company prepared entertain applications
Lite Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes the Table of Rates established
y the Board, which less than the rates charged by the
New York and London Offices and without their restrictions
residence in the South BY the charter, Dividends OF
Profits declared annually, and the profits draw interest,"
and be made available the extent Of two thirds
IF their amount where the party has paid his premiums in full
S~ California PermltsNe eg Gork and lor don rates Pros
pectus, Table Of Rates, and all information 'OLite lnsur
ance and all papers necessary eecs Insurance he had
the Office OF the Company
siE7- Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
~ Oifice hours, 9 A NJ. to P. NJ. jy12 ly
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NO. 24.
DR. ROGERS
LiyeFvyOrt and Tar.


 i SAFE and Certain Cure for CONSUMPTION of the III LUNGS, SETTING OF BLOOD, CoUGHs, CoLDs, ASTHMA, PAIN IN THE SIDE, BRoNcHITIs HoopIye CoUdH and all Pulmonary Affections
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
 The Louisville Journal says; Dr. Rogers LIVER WORT and TAR not only gives immediate relief in Coughs and Colds but from the testimony of men of the highest standing here and elsewhere it is maknr some very remarkable cures of ConsumDton The Railway Register adds: eve have hoard ;, stated by persons of great responsibility who have used this medicine, that 1t one of the most renoara bIe medlcnes of the age, for Coughs, Influenza, Bron chtls; Asthma, Pam in the Side and Breast Sptinr o1 Blood, Whooplng Cough and all Lung Complaints, winch, If neglected usually terminate in Consun7n hon and the certificates attached the advertisements would seem fully to justify this statement.
 LIVERWORT
 This Plant has, for many years been found to be of singular virtue in the of Affections of the Liver More recently it was asceaned that it possessed great power in arresting bleeding the Lungs Coughs of chronic character etc.. and of essential service in all diseases Of a pulmonary character.
 TAR
 This article is universally acknowledged to bo the most healing and efficient application for diseased or decaylng Lungs, or any portion of the feshy or muscular parts of the human body. It's medicinal and preservatlve qualities understood by the Egvn tans m the early ages of the world and no doubt now exists among scientific men, that the preparation used m the embamment of bodies, composed principalv of this ingredient In later age it was found to be in universal use among the aborgnes of America and ali this day 1t IS their principal and in fact only medicine for an unsound state of the Lungs or any approach to It. Those who are acquainted with the history of this hardy race of men, know that death from Consump- u0n IS unknown among them The medical faculty in all countries appear 10 have become aware of the great healing properties of this article, and are now ntroduc i4g It Tn their practice. Dr. Buchan, of England; Dr. Crchon, of St. Petersburg; Dr. La Prieure of Paris. and the distinguished Dr. Cooper, have been in the habit of combining it with other articles in their pre- scrlptlons, and with entire success.
 Beaoare 9f Comateyeits and base inoifationa! The genuine article IS signed ANDREW ROGERS, on the engraved wrapper around each bottle
 PRICE, S1 per Bottle or Six Bottles for 5. Sold Wholesale and Retail by
 SCOVIL & MEAD, 113 Chartres street,
 between Cont and St. Louis sts. N Orleans SoLB GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN ST1Trs J5SoLD BY LOTT 6S GRANT, Helena, Arks. August 24th, 1850.
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10 Bee CuLturiStS and Offers.

EA ELSEY'S Alternating Bee Hive, patented A- 'A May 9th, 1846. These Hives, the only ones of real value and utility to farmers and oth- CTS engaged in the culture of Bees now before the public, are constructed upon natural princi- pies, and combine the following advantages
 The bees are easily hived in them; it never becomes necessary to kill off the swarms, and honey can at all times be taken away without disturbing the bees; the swarms are entirely pro- tected from robbery by neighboring bees, and from mice and insects; they can be handled with perfect safety, and always living and breeding in new honey combs, are kept entirely healthy, and young swarms are always fully developed; the eggs or embryo of the bee-moth or miller, cannot hatch or mature around these hives, therefore the bees are entirely protected from the ravages of that destructive enemy, while the alternating principle is such that the bees are kept industrious the whole season though, by always having plenty of room to work m; old honey-comb cannotaccumulate, nor will the bees s.run out or "die off" in these hives. They have been fully tested by actual use by upwards of five thousand extensive bee cultur ists.
 This patent gained a diploma from the Mary land State Agricultural Society, held at Balt- more IUtn, l In ana lAlu Ol OCtOD6I, fOt5.
 Ample directions accompany each hive, giv- ing full instructions for the management of bees. They are sold very cheap; and all farmers and other persons who keep bees, or wish to enter into that profitable culture, will find these hives all that can be desired.
 The subscriber, as attorney and agent for the patentee for the State of Arkansas, is now in Helena, and ready to grant individual rights or to sell counties, townships or districts, to parties desirous of engaging in lucrative and pleasant occupation.
 According to an interesting calculation by a bee culurist, which Is given in full in the traa- tse accompanying this hive, he proves how, in about ten years, any bee culturistmay be worth nearly $38,0o0, simply by the sale ofthe honey, and swarms.
 The price of an individual right to make use ofths patent hive is $5.
 Refermces.-Hon. Point Dexter, South Car olna Henry Porter, Esq, Pohsville, Pa; Bald win c Hudson, Esq, Summit county, Ohio; Henry Wemore, Cayuga Falls; s Rice, Esq, Cincinnati, Ohio; John E Dalton, Cln- ton county, Ohio; R Hume, Esq, Zansville; Wm. Wemore, Esq, Stowe, Summit county, Ohio; T R Case. Esq, Indianapolis; John s Post Esq, Chicago, Illinois, &c.
 Hives and individual rights may be had al the store of R. A. Blount & Brother, Helena--J. M Steele Bolivar, Poinsett couny-U s. Payne Jacksonport Jackson county, Arks
 GUSTAVUS VIM. PATTISON.
 i0U. 9, l849.
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TAI ne UTdgOOIIs sOVUItIgTTs, aO CdIItO, aIC worth only $4 80.
 (D.) Many doubloons and parts of doubloons are light, and consequently not saleabe. A doubloon should weigh the same as a good dol lar or two half dollars,
 (C.) Most of the Johannes and half Joes now in circulation are light. They should be taken at the rate of 80 cts. for weight of cent piece.
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T H E so U T H | RN SH l ! | D /.
LEGAL INTEREST.

The following table exhibits the legal rates of interest allowed in the different States, and the punishment inflicted for usury by each State.
 EIA1NE.-6 per cent. Punishment, forfeit of the claim for usury.
 NEW HAmPsHiRE.--G per cent. Forfeit of three times the amount un lawfully taken.
 VERmoNT.--6 per cent Recovered in an action with costs.
 MAssAonUsErrs.--6 per cent Forfeit of three-fold the usury.
 RHODE lsLAND.--6 per cent. Forfeit of the usury and interest of the debt
 CoNNECTIcUT.--6 per cent Forfeit of the whole debt
 NEW YoRK.--7 per cent Usurious con- tracts void.
 NEW JERsEy.-7 per cent. Forfeit of the whole debt.
 PENNsyLvAFIA.-Gpe per cent. Forfeit of the whole debt
 DELAwARE.-6 per cent Forfeit of the whole debt.
 MARYLAND.-6 per cent and on Tobacco con- tracts 8. Usurious contracts void.
 VIRGINIA.-6 per cent. Forfeit double the usury taken.
 NORTH CARoLINA.--6 per cent. Contracts for usury void. Forfeit double the usury.
 SOUTH CARoLINA.-7 per cent. Forfeit in- tcrest and premium taken, with cost to debtors.
 GEoRGIA.--8 per cent. Forfeit three times the usury, and contracts void.
 ALADAMA.-8 per cent. Forfeit interest and usury.
 MIss1ssIPP1.-6 per cent-by contract as high as 10. Usury recoverable in an action for debt.
 LoUIsIAA.-5 per cent. Bank interest and conventional as high as l8. Beyond that contracts are void.
 KENrUcKv.-6 per cent. Usury may be re- covered with costs.
 OHIo.-6per cent. Usurious contracts void. INDIANA.-G per cent. On written agree ments may be as high as l0. Penalty of usury a fine of double the excess.
 ILLINoIs.--G per cent. By contracts as high as l2. Penalty thee-fold the amount of the whole interest.
 MIssoURI.--6 per cent. Beyond that forfeit ure of the whole interest due and usury taken.
 MICHGAN.-7 per cent Forfeit of the usury taken, and one fourth fthe debt.
 ARKANsAs.-G per cent. By agreement any rate not exceeding 10. Amount of usury re- coverabe.
 DISTRICT OF CoLUmBIA.-6 per cent. Usu- iOus cOntrcts v0 i'd.
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U. s. MARSHAL'S SALE. S;.Itiet S@afa Sd9tss 6g s'go1s"s 2f aa,s'i'" set
 Charles Poulson uS. J. S. Landeker.

N DI AUTHORITY of a writ of Execu- MB ton, issued from the office of the Clerk ot the Circuit Court of the United States for. the District of Arkansas, on the twenty ninth day of May, eighteen hundred and fifty, returnable on the second Monday of October, eighteen hundred and fifty, in favor of Charles Poulson and against J. $. Landeker, to me directed, I will expose to sale, at Public Vepdue, on Monday, the 3oM doy of September, 1850, At the door of the Courthouse, in the town of Helena, in the county of Phillips, in the State of Arkansas, to the highest and best bidder, for Cash, all the right, title, interest and claim of the said J. $. Landeker, of, in, and to, the following described Town Lots, with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, or such number or portion thereof as will be sufficient to pay the debt, damages, interest and costs, adjudged by said Court against said Landeker, to wit:
 Lots, as numbered per plat of said town Eighty seven (87)-four hundred and nine- weight (49S)-four hundred and ninety-nine (499)--four hundred and sixty-seven (467)- five hundred and one (501), and five hundred and two (502. )--All situate, lying and being in said town of Helena.
 Sale to take place between the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon and three o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
 LUTHER CHASE,
 z. s. MarShal, .4rk0nsas District,
 By e. K. UNDERWOOD, D. M.
 August 3l, 1850.
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EaEE UeRKgEE LAND FOR SALE,

EETy HE undersigned are desirous to sell their # lands lying on the Mississippi river, eight miles below Helena, Arkansas, known by the name of Qarys Landing, containing about 800 acres, I5O acres of which is cleared and in high state of cultivation. Nearly the entire tract is above overflow, (having no levees,) but susceptible of being entirely protected at very trfing cost. There is good Woodward for high and low water, and large quantity of timber
 There is larger body of high land here than IS to be found at any point on the river from Memphis to Napoleon.
 We Will give possession at any time, with the crop that IS now growing on it of corn and cot ton. Also, about l50 head of cattle
 For further particulars, enquire on the prem- lses' ol URlEL A. CLARY,
 JAS. D. LATIMER.
 May 25th, l85O.-7-3m.
 x*x The Intelligencer, at Vidalia. IaA will publish the above three months and forward the bill to this office for collection.
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July 6. 1850.
FARM FOR RENT.

FE7HE undersigned wishes to rent his Farm of
 A 100 acres for term of not less than four years. The farm is situated 9 miles North west of the Mouth of St. Francis River, and is generally known in the county by the significant title of the "IIighands,' or ''Ben Roberts High lands" Almost the whole of it is above the high water of '49 and 50. The soil cannot be surpassed in fertility. Any person wishing to rent can have possession after 18th November. To such person 1 would also like to sell Farm Horses, Wagons, Flows, &c., &c. Also, corn for the place the first year, &c. Terms exceed ingly low. T. M. JACKS.
 July 6, 1850.
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Great Bargains for Planters.
R EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FS SHE following list of fine cotton lands are
 Fl for sale by w. H. RINGO, Agent--and any information wanting in regard to terms can be obtained by calling on the agent in per son, or by letter, (post paid) directed to Helena, Arkansas
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AA- -rm1 E&D z1s y-Ea-vo

Y7E7E have on hand large and beautiful stock of French Lawns, Berages, Silk Tissues, &1c, which, as the season is advanced, we will sci 0t Cosf. We invite the ladies and public to give us a call.
 HICKS & BUMPASS. July 6, 1850.
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NEW GOODS.
Ug A.BLOUNT & BROTHER are now receiving their supply oi FALL & WINT FER
 S0OO9a

NSa\@ \aS ~z2 SS D
 They have recently and permanently To- Icated themselves in Helena for the purpose of carrying on general Dry Goods bus- ness, and do not intend to be undersod by |any one, no matter whether he be Jew or Gentle.
 Our stock consists of large and splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, HARD WARE, READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS, and LADIES' BONNETS. A large and well |selected assortment of Ladies', gentemens and boys SADDLES, lower than has ever been offered in this market before. CROCKERY, GLASS 60 TIN-WARE, and a number of articles too numerous to mention.
 We have just received a large lot of
 ROPE & BAGGING, and can supply the Planters with this very necessary article; and after they bale up the staple in it, we will take great pleasure in shipping it for them. Give us a trial, and we will do our best to please you.
 Helena, October 20, I849.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

N OTICE is hereby given, that, in pur- AS suance of an order of the Probate Court of Phillips county ,snade at the last term thereof, will offer at public sale to the highest bidder, on
 Saturdaythe l2M day Of October nert, at the Court House door in said county, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M and 3 o'clock P. M., the following described tract or parcel of land situate in said coun- ty, on the Mississippi River, about 25 miles below the town of Helena, to wit: the South West fractional quarter of fractional section thirteen, in township four, South of Range three East, containing one hundred and thirty ght acres and fifty hundreths of an acre.
 The terms of the sale will be, one half the purchase money payable in six and the other half in nine months from the day of sale. The purchaser will be required to give notes with approved security, and the title to the land retained until final payment is made.
 The above is a very desirable tract of land, and persons wishing to obtain good situation on the River will find it to their interest to attend the sale.
 The title is believed to be indisputabIe
 J. $. HORNOR, admir-
 of the estate of Jesse Williams, decd. Helena, Sept. ', 1850.
 ughs. EzS Hall & Spears Wrought Iron s~ Ploughs.
 40 Hall & Spears Improved Peacock Ploughs, 5o '' Steel Mould Board do For sale for cash only, by
 BAILEYS & HORNER.