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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-05
FATHER MATTHEW AND TIE
YANKEE GIRLS.

Father Matthew writes IA long letter
TO the Mayor Of Lowell, expressive VI
the delight aud aAoni.hment" he ex.
pcticbced on his icccn. visit TO that
hourishing city. Tie -xpa,ia,os 10 con.
siderable length upon the amazing pio.
gre.r of American manufactures, aud
commend. the excellent management Of
mos, Of the factories hc visited. W.
quote an extract.
Your factory operatives (hc says }
amounting 10 nearly fourteen thousand.
may fairly challenge comparison On
these points with a similar class ia tho
world. Th. air Of comfort, hspl,ine,,,
and health, ~ ,i-ible in The appearance
Of the men. industry, in'elieciasiiiy.
which characterize the female assistants
it, ihose busy Lives Of na,io'id wealth
aud industry. are features A. novel ~
iLey aie interesting 10 friend Of human
progress. IL Was the boast oi Italian
rojaIiy. that II annually bestowed n
marriage dowry ou few unporIoDsd
frmale,. into what i'alIry i'sisnificance
does THE punny specimen u regal mu-
hiiicencc .ink, when, compared With Tho
great mod, RI faci. iI.ai man, u the Ia
die, Of America " ho nov ne wives aud
mother, adorrl Ile domestic circle, have
laid H." foundation Of ihci, wealth ard
comfort. nos by a deba,,ng dsrepicuee
oD Prince III Noble, bot by tho -sefciss
o: their Vwn industry and I.si,1r iu Ii,o,s
.hlensi,e manu- a,1ori... VI which no,
op!y your city Lut the whole Republic
a4ay tcsl ja',Iy pioal,'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-05

/ Deputy Sheriff Cobnrn called the
! attention oi the Witnesses, &c, IL tho
readin. of the Executive death war.
rant, wiaeh aas next done in an an.
d'bie manner by the SheriG---who. l..
with h's oihvsrs and the assembly, /,
generally with uncovered hcads dur.
'ns the reading, with the exception
pi the prisoner.
The prisoner was then seated,
while Mr.. Andrews proceeded to con,
fine hls elbows by strap, which also
passed around the body aud tied the
hands crosswi.c in front Another
strap was bound around the legs. just
above tho knees
After the prisoner had again risen
"p'n has feet, tie rore VAS drawn
down and adjusted around lis neck
by Deputy Sheriff lluse. The knot
Was placed little behind the r,yh.
car; and the rope being 10y accident
drawn too closely. the culpri.'s coun.
tenance became flushed and his ewes
filed with tears, when the moose was
INSTANTLY slackened.
The black cap was drawn over tho
head by Messrs Ru:g and Holmes ;
thus shutting ou. forever from tho
prisoners mortal vision the beautiful
sunlight and blue sky Of this fair
summer day.
The flushed appearance Of the pris,
ohcr's face continued as the cap was
descending Z, and, to the last moment,
he tnrred his eyes sideways upon DR..
Putnam, who stood at the left, loan.
ins upon the railing, aud much affect.
cd.
Sheriff Evclc,l announced, that in
the name Of the Commonwealth ho
should no" proceed to carry into er-
feet the sentence Of the law, and i'm.
mclia,ely placing his foot upon tho
drop, the prisoner tell some seven
feet and half aud bis mortal On.
! recr was at an end. This took PLACE
at - minutes before 10 O'Clock.
, The body sNaycd slightly to and
! fro anl III few seconds after tho
fall, there was spasmolic drawing
up OF the les, oncc or twice. BE.
! you'd this there Was no observable
struggle +: nor was there any .snbsc.
puent agitation or quivcring Of tho
/ body.
After hanging thirty minutes tho
body was examined by Doctor Henry
6. Clark, City Physician, and BY DR..
Charles ii. Stedman. Of the Lunatic
Hospital, South Boston and they
informed the Sheriff that life was c1.
tinct.
The Sheriff then announced tho
fact to the assembly, and after thank.
ing the witnesses for their prompt at.
tendance, he dismissed them from
further service.
The body was taken in charge BY
Mr.. John Peak, undertaken, placed
i'll black coffin, and conveyed TO the
cell recently occupied by the prison
or.
Professor Webster left no special
communication fox the public nor
did hc retrac, 10 the last any state
ment made in his confession to Mr..
Purnam.
llc hus, however, left n number Of
lcttcrs, addressed to various parties
and some Of them may be hereafter
communicated for publication.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-05

hand. that can be boneh, CHEAP. Sleigh
bells Tor - cVuniry ~liurc SNOW urver
falls except IN lhr Sierra Ne,ads moun.
tam. and II fiio iL.rc would lc rather
a break nrck operation. II They lad
had shippr,l Oh, bellies VI ano,hcr s,slr.
aud n"' OF brass, ihcra mi .l,i have been
aGy'"g, and a lively maikc, Tor ll, ar.
iicic,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-05

where be turned, and addressed the bc.
~i'dcred crowd:
"L'ok here, Dons," sail he, ats my
opin,on that the mex, time you 6eh, a
lanise eock, you'll know tina, he's q
bird fhot nf.roys Hets '' and, slapping
bis well.hlied pockets, the Captain aud
his friends Withdrew. leaving ,hs Cuba
cock'hsh'sas in = pleasing state Of won.
deru,en,.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-05
WONDERFUL THIEVES.

An Enslishman who was lately
travelling on the Mississippi river told
some rather tough stories about Lon.
don thieves. A Cincinnati chap,
named Case, heard these narratives
with silent and Impressive humph
and then remarked that the Western
thieves beat the London operators all
hollow.
How so:' inquired the English.
man, with surprise. " Pray, sir. have
yon lived much in the West 2"
mot great deal. l undertook
to set up business at the Desmoincs
Rapids a while ago, bu. the rascally
people stole nearly every thing had
and finally Welsh miner ran away
with my wife"
Good Godn' said the English.
man. And you never have found
her z"
Never to this day. But that
was not the worst Of it,"
" Worst. Why. what could be
worse than stealing a mans wife :"
Stealing his children. l should
say said the implacablc Case.
Children"
Yes +; a Niger woman vino haunt
any of her own, abducted my youn.
gcst daughter, and slopcd and jined
the lngins.'
Great heaven. And did you
not see her do it ~
" see her: Yes, and she hadn't
ten rods the start of ,nc ; but she
plunged into the lake, and swan. off
like duck, and there wasn't canoe
to follow her with"
The Englishman laid back in his
chair and called for another mug Of
aff,an.aff, Willie Case smoked his cigar
and his credulous friend at the same
most remorsely.
I'll shan't 60 any further Wes.
i Mnk," observed the excited
John Bull.
Il should not advise any ore to
60, said Case, quietly. "My brother
once lived there, but he had 10 leave
although his business was the best ir
lie country"
What business VAS he ia :"
Lumbering-nad saw mill"
And they stole his lumber -
" Nes, and hls saw logs, too"
Saw lo.s ~
Yes. Whole dozens of fine black
walnut los, were carried Of in sin
gie night
II, i; possible 80
True upon my honor, sir. lie
uled every way 10 prevent it had
men hired 10 watch his logs, but i.
Was Q. no use. They would whip EN-
away Us if there had been nobody
there. They would steal them ouI
Of the cove, and even cut Of the
nil ways"
Good gracious -
Ju,t 10 give you an idea how
they eau steal out there" continued
Case. sending sly wink at the listen.
ING company. lst to give you an
idea did you ever @ork in a saw
mill"
Neyer."
Well, my brother, one day.
bough, an ALFRED fine black walnu,
iog-four feet and three q, the but.
and no: kno, IN it. lie sas deter.
mined TO keep that log, any hoa, and
hired two Sco,ehnen 10 watch i, all
night. Well. they took su.all dem.
ijuhn Of rhi.key xish them, snaked
tie b. ~ The .i4e bill above TIC n'nl.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-05

Nor rEt RIGHT kisD or BILi.-
A correspondent u the New Orir ans
True Deha, writing from Sacraiae n,o
City, says that house III San FrAucis-
co has received large consignment u
Gle ieh b-lls. IL adds
The l!ouse has d .rs Ia Vi ,hs,n on
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-15


QUEER CAsE.-Michael Ward was arraigned
Yesterday before Recorder Baldwin on the charge
OF stealing decanter of brandy from the barroom
OF c, J. O'Meara. The complainant in the case,
one Patrick Donohue, had been bound over TO the
Criminal Court but the day previous for violen,
assault with this very decanter upon Ward The
testimony IN the present matter, showed very
liberal spirit evinced by the accused after he had
obtained the cogDac. IL was stated that he called
ms friends around, and on the strength of the prize,
stood treat for the crowd who, as it was "neck
or nothing with them, passed around the liquor
right merrily, without the aid of glasses. After
emptYing the decanter, quarrel arose relative to
the possession of the empty vessel, which lead to
the rather late inquiry, Where did it come from %
The dispute rose high, blows were exchanged,
Ward was vanquished, the subject of quarrel bro
ken, and the contest ended by the Watch. After
hearing, Ward was sent before the First Dstric,
Court TO answer for the larceny.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-15

CHARGE AGAINST THE CREW OF A Boar
James Mcpherson, the late mate of the steamer
Exit, and Joshua Stevens and Robert Mead. two
OF the crew, were arrested yesterday on the charge
OF larceny, preferred by Capt. Sweeny, of said
boat. Capt. ). charges that the Sth inst. the
accused carried away from the steamer a lot of cot.
lee sugar, moasses, and case Of hats, freight
shipped for Bayon Pierre. The Waterman on the
boat testified that he had been cautioned by the
Captain to watch the defendants, and that being
on his post he saw the three men go on shore
Mead having in his possession the case of hats
mentioned above A further investigation will be
had i'll the matter
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-15

FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT.-JIdge Buchanan
Elizabeth Hutgh vs.. The Nep Orleans and Carroll
ION Railroad Compdny.-This important case came
up Tor trial yesterday. The plaintiff is the widow
OF the engineer VITO was killed some months az,
ny the explosion of the locomotive Industry, =
which, by the verdict of the Coroner's Jury, wa.
owing TO the number Of years it had been in service
The plaintiff claims $4,000 damages for herself
and orphan children. The case is being tried belor
jury, and will be continued to-day. Messrs Gar.
net Duncan, Ogden and Wheat for plaintiff; and
Benjamin and Micou for the defendants
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-15

AN AMAzoN-Ann Davis, spurning the idea thai
woman is the weaker vessel, shook off the vassalage
III which the sex has been bound since the creation
and asserted, Yesterday, her rights, offensive and
defensive, against the world in arms. Elizabeth
Lyon whose lamb-like nature revolted at the as.
sumption OF power, attempted 10 soothe the irrtated
damSel hySof words, which are generally supposed
to turn away wrath But the oil of Elizabeth's
tongue added fuel to the fame of AIMS heart.
burning, and aroused the vixen to vent her pugIis,
propenslties upon the unofendng Lyon, who, roar
ing with pain, left the field of combat and fed ic
protection Of the law. Recorder Genois raised the
broad seal of the State of louisiana as shield OIL
defence, and Ann was consigned to the tender mer
cies of the Criminal Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-15

STABBING.-A young man, named John Miller.
was severely wounded yesterday, by some person
Unknown, who inflicted deep cash with knife
upon Mlllers right arm. The affair occurred at
No. ll5 Old Levee. Miller is employed by fruit.
erer at that place, and at the time was remonstra.
ting with noisy individual, who had taken posses.
sion oil the pavement in front The man refused to
20 away and when taken by the arm to withdraw
Inn from obstructing the passage, he suddenly
drew knife, made quick blow and escaped. A
warrant has been issued and the police are on the
track of the offender
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-15

PREsTo = CHANGE" - jacques Leon pur.
chased an armor yesterday at an auction house in
Oharres street, and left the unwieldy piece of pro-
perry upon the sidewalk, for the space of ten min
utes' During this time the industry Of some dex-
ferrous rogue removed the incumbrance to his own
domlcil and the surprise of Leon upon coming to
OBTAIN hts property can be better imagined than
described He Immediately gave notice to the pc.
lice OF the bulky loss, and warrant was issued
against an individual suspected of the offence.
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arrivals At me PrlnoIpaI noeel... Ian.

Arrivals at the PrincIPeI Hotels. .I4fh.
ST. CHARIEs.-I Wesdhuh. Ml,s: ] G Dimond, do; t
Y ~, Faulkners do w Hale y X, Q Nesle Dc; I
Sarooe and lady, Boston Sutton, Texas; J Reed,
NY J J Jones l. Patton; Mi. Armstead Ala; Mis-
Jane Pasal M Martin and lady. Tenn @ Chaires Ia g
2 Chaires, do; M Hall dol Burgess do; Hogan.
Phil; w RooteF, Miss; DR. Thos Womersly, Mass: II
Hall; W Bigelow, r + Knott; J Warren; q Atkinson
La Col @ w Butler and son, do Miss Butler, DO Miss
Turnbull, Do; Mr. Tarnbull, doj H Brush; II O Hunt
ingtOn + Jones; Keen and lady Fa; w Broadway
VERANpA-E Gauthierin, LeCesure Mobile; O T FL
guet, A G Copton, Iecor and lady A Gilbert Mis-
Read, Miss Horton, Pursons and lady TNrton and
lady, Capt g NJ TaLton. daughter and son, WIN Walker
Ala; Cation, g Caldwell, Va; Teodoe GnesnaFd M
Mobile; Gonzales; T NJ Newton and lady O w o Hes
lip, AFk; Hall, Y; Darden, D Patterson, ID Pat
hspn, Badger, Edwd Lynch and lady II Newman,
Miss; Y Gbdden, Ohio; WIN Neafus and lady VIM Mills
Mis- Mills w Munday, DT Hulse, A Patison and lady
X King, Pe2iston, p Curry, La; N Arlington, w
Pattison, o; Matlock, e Morris, Ark: Mns VI M
Gwinn and family Mrs Keiger and family Vicksburg
,,FLAfTERs;-J Leopold, 81. Lous Misses Dowas w d
Chapman, Brown, NJ Phillips, Miss; s Wills, r 3 Gar
Miss; Brian, La; David Block, Ark
CeMMERcIhL.-D Parker, A M Hoyt John Stout Il
STEout, Joe St0ut, Ken Mccoy, g A HOPKINS Sam G
THOMPSON John Thompson, Theodore Thompson Charles
hIsnwmth, Daniel Willy, Samuel Stevenson, Ripley, ;
" Wilson, Findlsy, o John w Thompson Pittsburgh ;
Ross and lady, Terre Haote. Ia
nIHEwLETTs11M SelgsoR, Texas; Foster, Hines, MI
La; J McConnark, N o; Beasley
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TAKEN CARE oF.-One Beiner was arrested
Yesterday, on the application Of citizen, who de.
clared the man to be Il dangerous character, and
one whose depredations would soon be felt in the
community. Recorder Genois remanded the prs.
oner to await an examination.
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH is. 1850.

DiscHARsED-Martn Mooney and John Fla
ndsan we've examined before Recorder Baldwin
yesterday, on the charge of robbing Jas. Courtney
oil hls watch The evidence did not support Court
neys oath, and the accused were discharged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-15

BREACH or TRusT.-Wm. Dodd, an agent for
selling bread, was examined before Recorder Bald
win Yesterday, the charge of appropriating $21i
the funds Of his employer to his own use and bene.
ht The evidence was sufficient to require the APP
pearance Of the accused before the Criminal Court
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

LAFAYETTE, Thursday Evening, March IA, 1850.
The receipts Of Stock to-day unmportant and in con-
sequence Of the reduced supply on sae prices for all descp
tons have advanced.
PEees:-Be Cattle, 6l496kc y ID net; Hogs, ~
05kc y ID Sheep, 90 900 IS 5OS1 head Mich Cons
S5@s55 " head; CdtDes, 61S97c. y ID net.
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4 UNISON d. ARMSTRONG have taken an Office al
NO; Camp street, up stains Opposite the Pcayune
where they VIII be pleased their old friends and custom
eTs, and fill their orders usual. IN mis- Sm
NOliCsE TO suGARPLANTERs-W roag1t and
- Sdst Iron UGAR PANS, of Assorted si-ss
s I99 e 70 g inches ,ALso-Two Vertical CATTIE
SoShh MlisLS-R oikers-36x22 and 96xN inebss with
CSep5hg LOT Wooden Shafts and extra Wheels for az hv
99 ond@ w ]. Y De EGANA. "a Risnvis a
GS ss!a hkTTLEs-Assorted, 30 to 81 inches. Tan.
So. Ala y and aggregated equal to the best Tenpes
etc. In store and for sale by '~ASH faOo ms etc'
,,bs s,dsU w. B. MoCUTCHoN & co.
Nm ~ !. n b Gravier street
AND WARRANTS WANTED.-is0 and 40 a Al
1A'le' ~5 NJ. p ARp sHt e J; 2. BERRY, n
NC TJp Stairs. W lu
CaNN III packages, quarter and eisElhs,
mia sAM'L woLRP. IS 0rasisr Il.
EtGGAAQ RaANpYs-IIenpaasy, Ma1Isl. 9Siss,Is GA.
,,,ss aal ~ ~ EN h,saI pAA sd aks SssJ b md
'' NH y y Y wv lFGbgg eals i
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n possessing a secure dspository
for their Books, Papers, Money and
other articles Of small bulk buI great
vaiue, will dismiss all doubt ON IN.
CURRY Of Mezs. b. Elder, BrofheIs
u Co; Gibble & Montgemery,
Alexander HID JIG. Dunlap; Thus.
X. Price, and Thos. Maddox, Ir.;
al Of whom escaped serious loss in
the late Camp street fires BY having
s { 81 sp 8 fP PfUev S. PR 4 THsS4
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CRESCENT OTFIcE,
Friday Morning, March Is, 1850. s
COTT0N-There 80 little Cotton offering yesterday
and The prices claimed for fall that the sales did not
coed 1000 bales
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. "a hddng Fair II<91l&
ORDINARY gACel0lz Fair t11B
Middlng :...... 2QD10z Good Fair. .Blz9-
Good Mdding ...10s911S Good and Fine. nominal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-15

'hEoPHluS FlsfE will continue his Series Of Lectures and
Astounding Experiments ARMORY I'LL Every Evening
except SUNDAY, che newly discovered
Biology Pernons audience entirely
In their mu1cner oonsi they will be made
names ana pure water 20 them will be made to ta he
vinegar honey milk, wOTmwood brandy All this Will
while they in perfectly wkeul and without
whatever This wonderful remedial has effected the
most astonishing Of Pdy Neuraga Rheumatism and
diseases generally.
E Lecture halfpas o'clock Tickets Fifty
Cents. A Gensnan Ladies, Dollar.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE $50 81 3Oq N.-LoNarrunK 900 win Time "a.


Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Hartsteen, Chagres, via Havana,
Steamship Globe, Boehmer, Brazos ST. Jago,
p Goumb BusOa G aa Green MGrE Bo
Ship Nathan Hanau, Adams, London, j. P. Whitney Co
$50 Jas Il. Ashhddge & Co
Bark Abbott Lord Hill, Baltimore, ]. H. Ashbndge s Co
BIG Ei2sBeth Watts Waits, baltimore e. L. e. Ma sST
vi keSsh Fen Yaie pJsEo de Cuba VIM BgEgess Go
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Geo H9er, MsLelau, q days from Boston, to Chss
Ship S Nd I K 4S5g SB sss ST Boston, via Nassau 18th
Bark krkwoCd, Martin, Is days from Baltimore, to G. j.
Bark Syane EoSeland. Is days from Richmond to Nas
Bark Yarmouth Teal. IS days from Philadelphia, to j. W.
Brig Chaange Clark from Kingston ia, 9TH instant, to
Brig olandeT Faulkner from Messiua, Gibraltar I'D
schr Rosemond Perry Is days from Demerara in ballast,
chr Isaac franklin Frost 10 days from St. Jago de Cuba
ch Ia%sftine Robbins 10 day. from Charleston to mas,
chr W. Pg,|s s S days from St. Marks, TO
Gen. Taylor, Power, from bonsdsonvine.
White Brady from syoPsS bales S Soo SO''O
%@ Scis NEWS S4 tCm GeenS bales cotton
AA,beEdeens Clouds, from Camden-o2O8 bales cotton
Duck River, Mex nney from Jefferson Texas-187 BIS cot
Gypsy, Ure, from Bayou Sara-H bales cotton
Shamrock, Remer, from Minden-S97 bales cotton
Fashion, Martin, from Pointe ala Hache.
Oregon, Hern, from Mobile.
TowbOat Ango-Saxon, Davis, from the Passes.
Towboat Phenix, Crowel from the Passes.
TOwboat Southwestern, Martin from the Passes.
BEL0w-CoMING
Ships Suffolk, Bay State, SOldon and Correo; brig Bella
Del Mar; brig and schooner unknown
Spoken. f,.
By the bark Yarmouth, the sh ins off Torugas, bark
Cyane, hence for Norfolk and Richmond.
Memoranda.
The steamer VIM. Noble left Cincinnati the 7th inst,
reports 10 feet water at that place. and Il feet and rising
Pittsbrg day. by Geographic dispatch Cincinnati
the Upper Mississippi Missouri and Arkansas rivers rising
The ships California and Octomooto, and brig Mazeppa,
went to the 10th inst.
Towboat Southwestern lowed down and to sea, the 18Th
inst, bark Euclid.
Towboat AngoSaxon towed down and sea, the 10th
inst, ships Granada and St. Charles and schr O. g. Scul.
Towboat Phenix towed down and to sea, the 9Th inst
ships Jos. Badger and Rockaway. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-15

SALAMANDER SAFES. whence they wsse taksa U =
HARMnD. after the fire. One Of thsse Ssamanleu n hfh
remained 81 hours in the , contained Bofs and acnspl.
anees, amounting to AHndrsa times It's cqst AID
neither OF The other ixe cost the vne Of ~
contents An the Asbestoa and Knob Chess which wee
exposed on that occasion eparae and proved they had
facts emclgssey show that The hgsn1ds engaged IN
heavy loss by fire. would practice true economy b pufca
ing the ah2se named article The subscriber Sole Agent q
THIS CITY OF the Manufactures has for sae and sad
irg iron ships Wabash and Osweges and bark Goy. Hin2
yi AZ 4s,ostmelt q tssss skFes, including .9qe Hlih
also Rspacd 70 eyeeuie orders for SAFES Of zs and PAL
rnk1A 9fderIfVN RRTmEE a
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THE FOUNDRY lsisS occupied b. De United States
GoveEnnani, aitaafsd On LeQel slrszf Third Mnnili-
he STEAM kNGiNE. Bofi.ER. cufol,A. eio, VII
nSli In JOIN BE6sVNEEE. s seos IS pss.ai.ss
DLAsFER or PARIS = SO bhlz WeihlHpaon'i
mia Ss's'n'a fIs oHt Z q hsi # - 81 \, csu4s 4
T7lnB BElICNs-Ii1.o64 EssjIk, PaflblIs ~ 3s17ss
T. cola, ardins md IN zfqIes ~ E4ls b & & i ~
81 Co ls ss ! s ~ s nv y %I u.s.
MEF essst y sesAsaspb
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NJ = For s.. Louie, efc.--Ths lsy s9d jght-
-. II TAs. Capt H. ]. Moore. now Isszyi %
receive freight and will leave IS above wish quick dAputnh
fy16 o. M. WHITE l6 RoEdfas srset
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pROPOSAL6 VII Be received By the unla1lTaed dnI19
L ten days ffem date for BUILDING A NHANE q
the foot Of ST. Mary street, Lafayette According lie pisa
and specifications Of Mr. Grant. Surveyor Of Laisysl ~
On NE with rs, and 70 be eompissd within as4 hons
= - : - PARADISE. I.AwRAsoNc
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slSl7 ACRES OF LAND in Tnes county, Eentneky.
~ at mouth Of Rive. Tenlessee. scoadeIed the hlghf
way; le aeEes cleaned and in cultivation Several newer
falling Springs OF exeelsn, wslel and Constant supnI1E
Stock Farm The Gaet qualities Of Timber sboard, 1td
good landing. On the land Ferry where the nal E1fe
runs through TO Hopknsvs, being Of yplue stand 81
Ksniaey, seea 4Iable LAND y. W. g. Is and 3. w
4 3. g. T r.. 3 West with appqIseaanee4 tlsaeun.p
bs %SIs THos y. 4! Hose s., s.o s.,.
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By the bark Yarmouth the 9Th ins off Torugas, bari
Cyane, hence for Norfolk and Richmond.
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LfatsHtiiF and oil Landings Or the AAbama NiysP--
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Orleans Mobile. and Montgomery Packet, gia New Bazn-
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steamer BEACQN, Capt z. Roberts h.. VIII azfiye On
Sunday, and will leave above. For freight rass1eas
having unsupaed accommodations. apply On hsaxs uf ths
New Basin, loot Of Julia street, o. 10 II :.
HYDE d OGLEsBF, u qnYd7al Il.
IS or 81 r. DONALD q CO., % Camp T.
IN. b. The Beacon will continue IN he roae during tns