davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

WONDEh AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
INC Most EStraordiRaFp MedieiRe In the World.
TINS sALhAcI is PUT UP IN QUART BoTTLEs--IT SIX
.a INKS olkAPkk AND PLkAsAETER, AND WAR.
kANIED SUPERIOR TO ANY soLD-IT
F.. +s Ouhkh WITHOUT VOMITING, PuRa.
4 ING, slCKEN1NG OR DEBILI-
1870, TATING THE PATIENT.
VIE great beauty and superiority this Sarsa ovor
- all other medicines Is that while ii eradicate e diseac
invigorates the body. 1t is Of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES '.a
Ever known; II only puTiGes the whole syseun and
strengthens the person, but IL new pnfe aud h
nlo0d; power possessed by other medicine And In
ths lies the grand secret Of its wonderful success N has
performed, within the last tive than 100 600 cnres
q severe cses OF disease at least Is 900 Considered
II has saved the yes of more than 5000 Children
during the two past seasons
10000 GASES OF GENERAL DEBILITY AND
n, mr. WANT OF NERVOUS ENERGY. "
~, IOMIlseiMs Saraparla nyEOTates the whole system
peralenty 10 tpse who have lost their muscular energy
oy ie eiIecs OF medicine ndscreon committed in youth
or the excessive indulgence of the passions and brought on
YuI pnnlon fanllng sensations premature decay and
declne Fastening towards that fatal disease Cosumption
can pc entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This Saa
lNVIGoRATING CORDIAL ..f.-r
As renews and nvigoraes the SYSTEM gives activity In Nh
limbs, and strength to the muscular SYSTEM in most extra,
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen, Consumption can be eur.d
. BroHChfts, Consumption, Liver Complaint, C,oids
CatdTTh, Coughs, ASTHMA, Splitting az Blood SorruSss
Of The Chest, Hectic FIash, .Nght S1eats Df6fcnT o
PT9fase EIpectorGtOR Pain the Side. etc. kaoe bel,
mud Ln rs-aa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

al for Elysipeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable.
her remedies make the disease disappear far lita
time, but it is driven in, and will in the sans ~
some other place The Pain Extractor however dral5S o,J
thorough cure. M s'e0ts d
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26
H9WTWRI.l's SVAsRTNegTON HOUSE,


tE undersigned wnaid Inform his Southern patrons and
- hietas tlFt ibis SPEI.ENDlD HOT which IA 3
hss been uidef his charge seke years beh .s
eaeEzny reitleds VuafR and frlsuishea in iiealos
aaioabe manner and the 6ntir organization ofasryg de,
Be bad at all times by giving few hoses netcst .,~,
The central and fashionable location OF The WASH
TON HOUSE, Renders one OF the most desirable M the
City itF Ladies and Fanil viinaE ilaseipias uer upon
huEnsf plsazare and there hhaH be exins spre 10
have Scniigas 70 ettss liberal snppo hSe hsrriofors
'sSs1sea ~. t,.. ~ u i hAkrixElb
IeadnesA g -, - n i.g usy7 yVtf.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

TVNrY 81
lie snpseflbers manufacture from tile BEST CAST
- ELL Cirenlar Saws from two 10 SIXTY inches in al
enetes Also MILL Pitt, CTOss-eut and other Saws an az s
efi9r quay They also state that these saws ae gronnI
% lor Their Saws the advantages derived from tbs pse
a. liz aenes winch are highly important as the Saws
ek OF tn al any part thus strengthening Circular Sasbv
gradually increasing them in thickness from lie cnit; y
10 Their centre The truth and uniformity Of the;y ~
renders less set IN the teeth necessary and IN t
- power is requlred TO drive the saws; besides tbsy vii; III
and also produce saving in timber " De0ohe heatsn'
~ These Saws may be had of the snhsor a.. ~ -, A.
Pnepa HARDWARE Merchants this CITY and W.
40 srada.Tj On r. HOE & Co..
80 olnae- w ~ and H Gold street. New York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26
DENTISTRY.

-.t' 'r N1IYYYYy
ONCE No. ITO st. Charles street,
Between PoJdras street and Lafayette S1uaTk
WHEkE az operations on this TEETH will be performed II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

TsHE subsoIihar respectfully iayiea the paiToSaeeof
4 .tlie TRAVELLING FL 10, confident faat fss.ss
ie can supply the wants Of the Transient Visiers rs ..
Mongotnefy As well as any Of his oompetitar Those
are Tong "a Or returning from The North. Gan Obtain
We rIead can and steamers, A fine -four hore oNIN Illus
IN ntfepdHnce, convey aseges To and from The
boats % the cs, ee Of charge The Recommendations nm
equa 2 any other ealsmen in the town. and being al
nunced ate offer additional inducements TO the travelling
pnblc The best Stewards, Cooks and Servants are eeage
and 20 pans viii be spared 10 render Che stay Of vs pleas
saSO d&WT & d 4RFRcRoMRIR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

=
lhose that initiate Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparila bpya
ntaHaoy called ther stun great Remedy for FeDas re-
d nave copied our bills and circulars which relates "a thc
@ o. women, word for wod-Oth who pat
Sasaparlla IN complaints incident TO females
eis, ath9Hgh previously they dinot. number of these
minutes FILLS, etc., injurious to females s tev
Nate alsease, and nndennlne The constntlon. Nee.~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

GROCERIES, LIQUORS. ETC.

/ CoLLEcroR.s orYIcE, JNsoo Orleans. Feb. q, 1850
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED. LAnrrs

OtAhsA bl3EoolNG TO MOTHERS ANN CHIT .Dp I'm
= the saies and most eectual medicine for pnrifr
ie sle and relieving the sufengs attendant pon
I ever discovered strengthens both the mother and IN
G prevents pam and dease, and enrees ths
uose VINO nave used il think il Indispensable II 4
vents disease attendant upon chdbh in costvene pes
fin, Sgig 2, tle eet despondency, heartburn vom
a n regulating the Secreiions and equazng the circus
uoh has no equal. The great virtue Of ms edns IL e
always safe, and the most delicate and most
very ie cases require any other medicines In some iils
ad ngt iooa with this medicine, will always insure safa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

Clans IN different parts of the Union '' mum 1hysl"
This Is 70 certify, that We the nnders;,,oJ pl.,:
NE cy o. albany, have in numerous eases presLs ~
townsend Sarsaparla, and believe IN he onn ~ ":
valuable preparations in the market " " '7 Vi ue most
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07
BALTIMORE MARKET.
SATURDAY, August 3, 1850.

AiohDAE, august lSOU.
GRAIN.-Wheat.-The sales of new wheats,
Md. and Va. opened on Monday at IL lls cts
for fair to prime reds, and at 100 liz cents for
inferior to fair reds. The same prices have pre-
vailed since, and occasionally parcel of prime red
dry and In fine condition. has brought l2O cents
This morning the sales of red were at liz a lIs
and l20 cents for fair to prime reds and inferior
parcels IN the same proportion; but later in the
day there was sale or two indicating decline
from these rates. The damp or dry condition Of
the wheat sent to market has much to do with its
current value, and dry parcels fit for grinding are
wanted at the best prices. Wenote sales of white
wheat at 100 l25 cents, and family flour white
wheat at l2s l35 cents, and we quote these rates
to-day.
Corn.-Y esterday the sales of white were at 65
a 67 cents, and of yellow at IS cents To-day we
continue to quote white at IS 81 cents and vel
low at IS cts.
Oats-To-day, in the face of full supplies, there
has been material decline-the range of prices
from inferior dark to prime bright parcels being
from 80 to SO cents.
ToBAcco.-The receipts Of Maryland Tobacco
continue very light, but there is no diminution on
the part of shippers in their disposition to buy
Consequently every hogshead that reaches the
market unrestricted is promptly taken at full prices,
which we continue, viz: Common Maryland So so
d good common $4 4.5O; brown Sd 6; and
fine brown $3.50 10. Tobacco from the upper
parts of Maryland comes in very slowly, but it is
promptly taken by shippers at prices fully support
81 s. and spangled and yellow at $40 a 90
The inspections of the week are 2s7 hhds Nd,
427 hhds. Ohio, and hid. Pennsylvania-total
7l5 hhds. The total inspections this year are g.
s77 hhds. against q, $50 hhds. to the same period
last year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07

We have upon our table the following
monthly periodicals, for which we feel in
deb'ed to the publishers -
The american Farmer, for August, the
pages of which, as usual, are filled with
variety of useful information for our farmers
and planters. In another column will be
found extracts from this valuable agricul-
tural journal.
Groham's american Magazine. for Sep.
tember, containing beautiful steel engravngs,
fashion plates, &c together with a variety
of original contributions from eminent wri-
ters.
The Water Cure Journal, for August,
spreading before us en- ample, inviting aad
seasonable table of contents.
THE Phreno7ogical Journal, for August,
giving us among other things, the phreno-
iogy and physiology of Martin Van Buren,
with biography and likeness. Those who
wish to study the character Of this willy
politician, have an opportunity Of doing SO
by subscribing for this periodical.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07
500 REWARD.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber, living
~ near Aliens Fresh, Charles county,
Maryland, on the 29ih of July last, MU-
~ @ LATTO BOY. who calls himself
S@E~ RILEY
* He is about lSvears of age, 5 feet
~ or 3 inches high, stout, aud welL
-. made; is of copper color; has
round face, on which are one or two
slight scars. He carried no clothing with
him, excep, some of common cotton osna-
hurgs. Having parents near Leonardtown.
IN ST. Nlary's, and friends near Port Tobac-
co, in this county, he may be lurking about
these places or near home. He is we'll ac-
quain,ed with the road to Nottingham.
will give the above reward of one hum
dred dollars for the apprehension of said
boy, if taken out Of the counties Of Charles
and ST. Mary's; Fifty dollars, if ,akea
within the Limits Of either of said counties,
provided he be delivered TO me at home Or
secured in Jail SO that get him again.
aug, Ut. HENRY r. HARRIS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07

best and most perfectly finished, they inquire
Tor cheap or medium priced article, in or
der to economize their cash. Now, my ex-
perlence in purchasing farming implements
indicates exactly an opposite course. in
quire for the best, and purchase it. would
no more spend my money for cheap
plough, or harrow, or cheap wagon
which are always much the dearest in the
end-than ! would for cheap minister, or
cheap school master. Buy only the best
articles; this is the true economy, and all
find 1t so.-Germantoaon Telegraph.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07

LEARN TO MILK EARLY-The art of
milking we'll is no, taught in hurry. 1t
requires long practice to milk properly, and
therefore all the young people on farm
should be shown how the labor should be
done. II is quite important that this branch
of darying should be particularly attended
to, for good milker obtains at least GUAR
ter more from the same COW, than a poor
mixer.
The first lesson to be taught young peo-
pie is kindness and gen,leness 10 the cows
They never need be treated harshly, in case
tbe business is properly commenced.
Cows that are caressed and uniformly
we'll treated, are fond of having the milk
drawn from the udder at the regular time of
milking, for it gives them relief from the
distention of the mild ducts.
Let young people be put to milking the
farrow cows first, as such are to be soon
dried, and the loss from bad milking will be
less injurious. The hand should extend to
the extremity of the teals, for the milk is
then drawn easier.
Young people should be taught to milk
as fast as possible. More milk is always
obtained by a rapid mixer than slow one.
They should be ,augh. to think Of nothing
else while milking, and no conversation
must be permitted in the milk yard. They
should sit close up TO the COW, and press
the left arm gently agains, her shank. Then
if she raises her foot, as she sometimes will
merely to change position, she will not be
so likely to put it in the milk pail.
In case of a disposition to kick, or rather
10 raise her foot on account Of pain, occa-
stoned by soreness of the tea,s, the nearer
the mixer sits 10 her and the harder he
presses his left arm against her leg the less
risk will be run of being injured
Cows may be taught 10 give down their
milk at once-and they may be taught to
hold it long while, and to be stripped in
definitely. The best way is to milk, and
not use the COW 10 a long stripping or an
after stripping.-JNass. Ploughman.
GET THE BEST IMPLEMENrs.-There il
a species of mongrel economy prac,ised by
some farmere, which cannot be too severely
deprecated If they are under the necessi,y
Of purchasing plough, rake, scy,he, hoe
or cultya!or, instead Of searching out the
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07
PORT TOBACCO JOCKEY CLUB.
FALL RACES.

A I meeting of the Members of the Port
"a Tobacco Jockey Club, on Thursday
last, on motion of F. H. DIGGEs, the fol-
lowing officers were chosen:
SAMUEL Cox. President
STANIsLAUs FARRALL. Treasurer.
r. Fl. MITCHELL, Secretary.
S%The Races will come off at Farrall's
Race Course, near Port Tobacco, on lie
fist Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in
.Norember.
The Club adjourned TO NEE, again on
the third Tuesday in august, ('he 20ih,)
when purses will be agreed upon.
By order, K. H. MlTcHELL, Sec'y.
aug. Z
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07

A valuable servant man, belonging to Mr..
PETER WILLIAMS, of this county, whilst
tending threashing machine one day las,
week, had the misfortune to have his arm
caught in the teeth Of the machine, which
tore and mangled it in such manner as to
render immediate amputation just below the
elbow necessary. The operation was sue
cessfully performed by Dr., JOHN w. MIL
LAR, Of this county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07

SENrENcED.-Negro Gilbert, convicted
of manslaughter by our County Court last
week, has been sentenced to 8 years i'm
prisonmen. in the Penienl4ry. Negro
George Bush, who was convicted Of aiding
and assisting Gilbert in the manslaughter,
has been sentenced 10 the Penitentiary for
+ wears
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07

ANNE ARUNDEL CoUNTY.-Chief Justic e
Thomas B Dorsey, John NJ. S. Causin,
George Wells, William w. Watkins, Tho
Donaldson and James Kent, Esqr's. have
been nominated by the Wings as Candidates
for the State Convention.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07
In Charles County Court, as a Court of
Enuitu-.hIa Teru 1850

In Charles County Court, as a Court of
EQuity.-JHly Term, 1850.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
" ported by ROBERT S. REEDER, for the
sale of the Real Estate of RICHARD MAN
KIN, deceased, be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause 10 the contrary be shewn OH
or before the third Tuesday in October next;
provided copy Of this order be inserted in
the Port Tobacco Times, paper published
in Port Tobacco, Charles county, once ia
each Of three successive weeks before the
said third Tuesday IN October next. The
Trustee reports The land to have sold for
the sum Of three thousand dollars.
EDMUND KEY.
True copy-Test:
r. H. MITCHELL, Clerk Chs. Co. CT.
August z, lS4s.-3w.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07

We regret to learn that the cholera has
broken ou! at Harper's Ferry, Va, and al,
Union,own, Pa. Two deaths by that dis
case are said to have occurred recently at
each place.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07

CARROLL CoUNTY.-T'he Democrats of
this county having refused TO accede to the
proposition Of The Wings. to run union
ticket for the State Convention, both palties
will hold mass meetings a, Westminster TO
nominate candIdates-lhe Wings on Thurs
day, the S,h inst, and the Democrats on
Saturday, the 10Th. The Democrats, how
ever, profess, in their call, to dispense with
party, and declare their intention 10 nomi-
uate Reformers, whether Wing or Demo
Gratis.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07

Mr. JAMES SoMERvELL has shown us.
says the Editor of the Marlboro Gazette. a
head of Timothy, grown upon an upland
field, measuring e7evem inches in length
We have not seen notice of any Timothy
equal 10 this
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07
AGRICULT y KALt.
From tho American Farmer for August.

TIOuJ tII6 .amcIlCdu dIIACI ioI huRuSt'
REVIEW OF THE TOBACCO, AND GRAIN
MARKETS.
In consequence of the planters being busi-
ly engaged in planting their Tobacco and
harvesting Grain, the receipts Of Tobacco
this aon.h have been very small, and con-
sequently transactions in this article have
been very limited. Prices, however, range
abous the same as they did in June.
Judging from the lateness of the planting
of the growing crops, we must hava short
and dark one for the market next year,
which may have the effec, to cause the good
and fine descriptions to advance in price.
We quote sales Of good and fine Md. at Sc
10 s 10; middling to good and second $4
SO to SIS so; common crop and second SIS
20 $4.
Grain.-Since our last report, Corn has
been in active demand and prices have adj
vsnced several cents per bushel, and we
now quote sales of white at 81 to 66c; yell
low &c to 81.
Wheat.-From information received from
different sections of the country, we are
convinced this crop will fall short fully one
third Of the quantity anticipated by farmers,
in consequence of the 'rust," and the quail
sy Of The crop is generally inferior to what
j. usually is. But little has yet arrived here
of The new crop, and the prices for it have
ranged from 75c for damaged, to ST Is to
ST. 80 for good sound reds and white. We
think the early market will be best
Oats-This crop is remarkably indiffe-
rent, gres. many fields not worth being cut,
and others no. yielding return of seed,
and consequently prices have ruled high.
We quote sales at AZ to 46c, and supply
scarce.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07

AN EDIroR's LIFE.-The North British
Review, for May, speaking Of the press and
Of journalists, gives the following graphic
and truthful paragraph:
"The man who once becomes a Journal
ist, must almost bid farewell 10 mental rest.
or mental leisure. If he fulfills his duty his
attention must be ever awake 10 what is pass
ing in the world, and his whole mind mus, be
devoted to the instant examination, and dis
cussion, and record, of current events. He
has no days to spend on catalogues, or in
dreamy dIscursive researches in public Ii
braries. He has no months to devote TO the
exhaustion of any one theme. What he has
to deal with must be taken up at a moments
notice; and thus his mind is ever kept oc-
cupied with the mental necessity OF the
worlds passing hour.''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07

I OS', on the 2SIh Of July, between the
- residences of Gen. John G. Chapman
and Col. F. Thompson, large BLACK
BERAGE SHAWL. for which | will give a
suitable eward 10 the finder.
aug z. A. PICKRELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07

QUEER SITUATIoN.-Gov. Qutman, of
Mississippi, having been indicted by grand
jury in New Orleans, for alleged participa-
ton in the Cuba expedition, the Governo or
of Louisiana has made requisi,ion upon
him, for himself.
The constitution Of Mississippi provides,
that before Governor can be tried for a
criminal offence, he must be cached and
removed by the Legislature this, however,
refers to crimes against that State, and whe-
ther it will! be construed as TO apply to
those against the United States, seems to be
somewhat doubtful.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07

For the Times.
Mr.. EDITOR: trust you will grant me
the favor of giving publicity, through the
medium of your columns, to this commu-
MICA lion relative IN
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1850-08-07

The COMPROMISE BILL DEFEATED.-lt
will be seen by the following report of the
proceedings Of the Senate on Wednesday
that the main features of the Compromise
Bill have been rejected by The Senate.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
STATE or LOUISIANA
Parish Of East Baton ROngts

IN Nc nfsffer Of fft slfefssibp pf JAHts A. H.AsAtts
ss3s, dsfeased, No. l3i@a Protaft.t
10y Write VI q er,u,m,isioi issued from The Sixth
ID taairial District Court, for the Parish OF East
Baton Retiep, ai,l Sihie aforesaid, will be sud by
tie undersigned Sheriff .f said Parish, AT the last
place Of residence u tts dseeased, In tliis Parish
neat Pert II hudson. u, 7hfsfuy he Ffsf dry u Dr-
totet nes. 1850. ut ~ o'e1Uek NJ, the hereinaftef
described property belonging IL The ssietesAisa Of
tbs said Jaiiies A. Ranaldsot, deceased, to wit.
A tract Of land situated III The Parish Of l3aef
Baton Hetigr-adjoinitg Port Hudson on the low
or side. containing Five Hundred srrps mere or
less Maria. d Negro woman aged about 80 years.
Jenny. u tteufe wttuan aged about 80 years. with
h s.fe leg) Lucy Z Woman aged about ~ years,
end her child WiIiiaHl, AGED sloiit i've Years,
sarah. n yellow woman Aged atsttt Ii years, Ha-
gar. a gtiffe wefnan aged n years, Isabella, d wo.
man aged 81 yeafs. aud her chill Francis jatie
aged about two years, fliyateth, aged about 60
years, and her child Josephine aged Two years.
Marlin, child Of Maria. 8 years old, Ennis q negro
woman aged about % years. Dick, d negro boy
aged 10 years, Rufih, n iieato boy aged 10 years,
| John, . negro boy, rnptatei aged - years, Bill. y
negto man, very old, with a sore lsg1 and Julia
Ann, y negro woman aiu,t % years old.
JtERWS or FHLE@-Un a credit Of four
months from the day Of sala, The purchasers to
give mites with personal security in splito, and
mortgage on the property soli Until final pay
m%,ent14hetes TO bear eight per cent Interest alter
maturity. l. {. MDRHls,
aug. 81, Ola. SltsfiH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
ETAT DE Ia LOUIsliNE-Par6isse
d.Est BatOn Rouge. azE

opsfaFuire de h Spcttssion ne JAnrs A RssALt-
Sun. adr6ds, No 13t-Preutes. 3D.
I'm vartu d pne commission lsntes par II Co,r
II tu sixieme District 1tdieisifet tHruf Ia Pa
rpisse DIST qBaton Rouge. ct dtst st,sdit. il snrs
ventli par le soiissigte shetjf de- IA dits rsfoisse.
4 In derniete residence du dettnt ,ans eette rs.
roisse. procl,e Port Hudson, Mn,dik lG t6pr Il Dr@
mps ~prorhain h midi, la %prolriete ci1sprta d6ctitf
appartensnta la succession du dit James A. Ran
aldson. decide, savoir
Jim norceau de terre STUD dams In fsroisse
FEST Baton Rouge, %ioignant Port Hudson s'r In
ligne Den has, coite,ant cling rents sfpenss plus
OF, rloins, Maria une negressh ag6e dcnviron 60
ans. Jenny negresse d'enyiton so ans lsvec linz
Jamie uleef6e) Lucy ~negresse ag6e Lenyiron ~
ans ct son enfait William Ago d'environ q ans.
Sara mulatresse d'environ II ans. ilagar Critic
d~'enviren II ans. Isabelle neeresse agde de ~
ans, ct sor, enfant, Francis lane Agfe d'ehvifon
2 ans. Elizabeth agee d'environ 20 airs, II SOD en-.
FAINT. Josephine, agee de 9 ans, Martha. enfaus de
Malta agse de 0 ans. Ennis. ~ndgrrsse H. d'environ
IS ans, Dick nsgte de 1G ans, Ruiin naera sse tic
10 ans, John uegre de 10 ans tatflige d'hefnie)
rilI nsgre tres sienx aser ,fe jambe nlcetss, ct
Julia Ann, une pdgresse d'e,iyiren 25 ans.
Conditions de IN psnfs-A MI credit he 1iinire
mnis du jour de- Ia vente, raegiere'ir d"lnan, scs
billets avec securitf persornelles in sbinio. et hyro.
tbe1ue snr Ia p%ropt'eid yendne %iusqu'an pHie'nert
fnaf. Les lilletr poss,ant in'arst De hui lr,,, cent
spthe natufitf. L. {. MORRIS.
aoft IL lis. Sheriff