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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

S-.1~ ANcERf-r VIRGINIA Gloucester Circuit Superior
i ~ - ~" aud Chancery, October term, 1919:
nii HI. own right, and for Mary Hackney
against '''P'"''a''
I n'hi ai Oswald 5 Kemp Executors OF Edward Waller de
y allcr. and John Waller in his right and
r Waller. and the SAID George Waller, Defendants
H. ah Hciamm Waller. John Waller and George Waller
cT Trustee for George Waller. whom the plain
an nave proceeded the mode prescribed by the act o As
I'm a'h 10 appear and answer motion of the plaintiff
asr "f Confessed the said defendants; and hi
m hs DAY 10 be heard upon the bill and exhibits and tn
I : u'c asrai,s. Peter Kemp and Oswald s Kemp Execu
dIier deceased. with the replication thereto and
&, & '1Ec nh consideration whereof the doth alugc.
tre that The said Peter Kemp and Oswald s Kemp Dc
ts, 'hrs Montague. who is appointed Commissioner
H. a. an account oi their transactions, Executors OF Ed
deceased, III taking which account the said Commits
eel !" receive as prima iacie correct liable be
dhti upon proper testimony account which
N"ii by the said Executors before Commissioners oI
~ '' OF the County Conr o Gloucester and admitted c
'oi.f shat the said Commissioner DO state an accoun.
r i"enng belonging 10 tho estate oi the Es!wao
, mc!lng the debts due TO the and aeeoun,
ao H. WI AL of any debts due from the estate.
t Commissioner enquire and report this Cour,
laws I y expense attending the support and maintenance
w, If ,et and sam, accordance with the provisions
aier cceased which said several accounts The
rour , required To audit and settle and report
or M matter specially stated deemed pertinent BY him
a-e, 'Ier OF the parties TO be stated and, IN taking
th,r ~ onisoner authorized 10 examine the parties
n oa 'u' conpcien, witnesses be produced 10y
ier " .,, @ upon nerrogatores filed, touching the subject
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q
JAMES FONTAINE Of Hanover.
p THORNTON OF fredericksburg
l.-ea Exesutors At A. F. Rose. deceased.
DESIRABLE PLACE OF RESIDENCE,

N hINH ANV W0Lt.N' FUN saLE' -,
I'll hc o Kin. and Queen Court House, OIL the 10Th day o.
January Couri day tho late place Of rescnc,
D HAYNES. yin- King and Queen county about on,
I Wr,i unsion and Immediately the public road cadin.
n Ayle. NJ Riaron 10 King aud Queen Cour, House Th
arm contains land and the buildings, nearly al
and erection have been arranged with refer
eomnr and convenience the ouhoscs especially
sally ample for the oil the place There Office IN th
ir and considered hy tina, the situation, vacated by the
removal o D HAYNES. offers good location Physician
rEkSoaeai cash; the other half credit OF II monhs
purchase money be well secured and carry nieres, from
jag ii sale
C4a Thomas Haynes, residing the neichborhood, will shov
PREMISES any one l.siro 10 look al them Jan 3-c3t
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EtR FOR SALE.

us - all my estate Snown 'liowars Neck containing up
Ns VIZ, ~, M, ,cres about 20 Of which James River lom
- l,a Immediately the Canal IL mules above Richmond
arr costly. and suitable for large family; the land
go nj e well ,urci.ncy o Wood anu tlnoer ana good siua
,,r S,or,sr roatn: and Merchandise .
= l he liberal and desired. Will be received III
|aa i3s a RICIrD G. HADEN.
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MONTREAL, January lst, l-jd.

MoxTnEAl, January lst, l-5d
At meeting in this city. the British League resoi-
ions adopted in favor of ecclne council o conied
rated for pnrposeof adopting ir SECURING
tho independent union vi the British Provinces "i Noh
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----a----7--s-------
$40 REV RID.

M n N licnrlco the nigh, oi the e9h, mal
~ , :, years age. eet 10 II inches high, and o
= gingerbread color Tie has slight defect IN h
n h nd usually partly closed His clothing consisted
W & s l: dark blue blanket coat with velvet collar heh
" with white, grey pants having Ffsscd oo"'
au ~ - r all ner he also carried with hin white wool
'h' ' 0,.' ,1J ,an,s ani other clothing and shoes
r u,s recently purchased from Edmund FAVOR Esd oil So
NJ "'I r,y .n!c.Sor return 10 that neghoorhood
% :, s. ri ti all reasonable expenses VIII be paid S ms
and delivery 10 ME IN Richmond or secured N some lii'
4 =, ,la, gel hm a.a'l i-h"' - SA'-'''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

The Jews have obtained iman from The ufaish govern
r.nt 10 admit of their buldnra temple Mount zion
which they hope may equal III spendor thai bn by KING Solo
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..> noI.L.Rs REWARD.

x,w,y r the subscriber. e~ days SINCE my Negro Mall
DANAWn ~. ,lL Negro likely fellow, some Is or ~
IL rather intelligent purchased HIM
"a Gs,n 3 Il Mr Tcman last May He was raised near ,
fri, G he n,l Il, person who will deliver him 10
ase m Mis- Cumberland him IN jail 50 that get
>; sony f"' '' JOEL j. SCOTT
Inn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

Cur oi Co. AT an Intermediate the
, h cey for the Richmond Circuit held al Tho Safe Couu
.i.a ~ G G,'y OF Richmond, Monday November I iS,o
asains, Plainuff:
an Rt ~ iaani under the age Of twenty wears by Pow
and D MS guardian al Item, assigned defend him in M.
easel Miller Executor Of his father Christopher Miller
to the Court ta, the defendant C. Miller nam
is eisndan has attained his full age twenty one
Miller as a ms cause proceed hereafter agan., tho said
nr teienian and the said defendant C. C. Mil
Act MS appearance and given security according TO
acory M ihe rules OF this Court and appearing by
|h III. t ne u nn, inhabiiant Of this Common
d cn S o The pland by her COUNSEL il is ordered that
the hin ~ here the first day Of February mex,
with Inserted ~ NE Plaintiff and that copy OF this order be
fr lnonb e newspaper published in the City Of Rich.
IN 8-swaw IN he said city A eopy-Tssts,
SoWRASAN RoBERre, Clerk
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f. D. s. CARY, d. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !,

ne p,-.. '''"tcEsTEE CouEr House. December TO- 1910
lNh d,y o'e cause Will please take notice tina, shall on
we,a c b ic az my office, Gloucester Couu House.
u ~ ~ IN The forenoon. and the afternoon
ahe me several by this decree required OF
aL! Ie! are requre, 10 attend before with their
t>'Ebuy 10 enable perform
reof n shall no; he taken that day, that the taking
Completed ' a! 10 da! AMI tlnle 70 time, until they
lrc i>,r. {. w. MONTAGUE,
-" Speciai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

On Saturday had the pleasure Of seeing Mr.. Averc
the able representative Of the Halifax District in Congress
He Friday his family and returned Wash
naton Yesterday. He paired oil with Mr. Wilson Of New
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08
4 SMALL FARM,
NEAR KING; WILLIAM cOI-RT HOUSE FOR SALE

NEAR KING WILLIAM COURT HOUSE. FOX SALE.
WILL !i he Farm which reside called LAGRANGE This
Farm situated the county of King William mile from the
ur House the road leading King and Queen Gloucester
ieecy healthy productive any Farm OF It's size IN the
% sai The buildings all commodous and now II con-
lO acres. oae half oi which wood consisting OF hickory
~c AID os and sufficient quantity pne allow cut
A AMI The other hail has all been heavily married. except
C meadow which productive land Of the sort A.
a for professional cannot be highly recommended
n AZ II the midst Of industrious entcrprsins and thriv
community A. evidence oi this iae DIR Lyme. "i whom
ttlsc made while residing aud retired from
medicine -ng 10 leave this OF
y all sell who viii Apply Immediately bargain
vii make the The purchaser Possession VIII be
e immediately, il desired j. b. ROANE,
usc .,-cwtf King William Court House.
10 ALL PERSONS WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
0TCE hereby that Nathaniel Chauncav AMI Henri
Chauncey surviving of Ehu Chauncoy deceased
Cy of Philadelphia in the STATE Of Ponnsyrana intend
VIM L. Savage, of the said city, shares OF Stock IN III
re Rail Road Company two hundred aud sixty nine share
he Petersburg Railroad Company and three hundred
;hfee Shares Stock the Richmond Fredericksburg
Railroad Company standing in the of tho said Ehl
ra the books OF the said several Companies respectively
NATHANIEL CHAUSCEY.
HENRIETTA CIiAUSCEY,
Surviving Executors OF Elihu Chaunesy, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

20 The Portsmouth Pilot saysWe requested by Mr..
I. b. Butt delegate 10 the Legislature, announce that
he declines TO be candidate for reelection next Spring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08
THE NEW PROCESS OF MAX

THE NEW PROCESS OF MAKING WROUGHT IRON
An interesting letter written by Mr. Ward Of Newark, \
j. TO .ho tate iron Convention appears in The Pit,sburg
Commercial Journal Of the ID inst, The Journal regards
the invention referred in the letter. destined 10 work
that ii bar iron made by This process be sold in New
York s25 per he iron interes; Of Pennsylvania may
need other protection for the present. against the influx
British ron than the operation of the patent for the new in
yenlion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08


tHANCERY-VIR -VIR(INlA.At Rules held in the Clerk :
one Tie Superior Court of Chancery the Richmond Circuit
4 'h iay ol November 1879
S'i"a West and Leonora his wife, and execux OF
~ Lewis. deceased Pitts
a.dlhsl
/ 4ia \ Foster. and others. Defs
r defendant named having entered his appearance
'r according The Of Assembly and The rules Of hl
ahi ipl~ar by satisfactory evidence, that he is IN
an w ms Conrnnweblth onered that the said defenai
-aF al M rules be held for the said Court tho first Monday
NARY hS and the bill OF the plaintiff: and that copy
e Dc forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN IN
hc,n"hl Tor months successfully. and posted Al th
N'"' the Safe Court House in the said city.
~ of. Tese, p ROBERTS, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08
THE HUNGARIAN PATRIOTS.


lean writes rs follows under date December l0h 1915
The Hungarian, Polish and Italian refugees who were ill
recently in Niddin Schumii. On The 3ls o
October the Polish legion le Widdin Before they lett he
Chiefs took icctonae leave of the uStrios Knssuh
who was mounted fine horse and dressed in plain
clothes, covered with blue cloak He wore a low crowned
black felt Hungarian hat adorned with white ostrich ttah
c The venerable Dembnski present dressed in the
national costume Of Poland; his long, sivcry beard and
ircwon face attracted general attention kossuth made
an eloquent and impressive speech the Polish legion
refugees by the Sultan and the Turks and the cheering
sympathy Of foreign nations. On the lst of November
the Italian legion departed. and Saturday. the 81 the
day "hich kossrTH and the Hungarian legion left II
great day The people gathered from all quarters and
expressed deep that the Hungarian chic about
TO depart After several speeches had been made cheers
given, and prayers offered for their safety the grand caya
cade started The Turks provided of four hundred
cavalry guard Of honor for kossuth and hundred
CONS. kossuth headed the column and Count Casmir
Batthyan al his side. As they left Wddn one tre-
menous shout heard In the villages route, the
people refused all compensation for their hospitality the
great hero and his followers.
And kossuh, the Washington Of Hungary is illuminated
in England! Yes the London Times allows its foreign cor
and the Times itself says in effect that Kossth deserves
death by the rope Hyena Hanau has it, The Vienna
and other European correspondents Of the Times have
pcacdv stated that kossuth carried oft the Hungarian
crown. and also an immense amount Of money The
last Vienna letter published by the Times Kos
slth managed 10 send 10 England millions o orins
know that this Is rank alschood for three months
ago | letter from the Finance Minister of Hungary
addressed to we'll known friend of kossuh in London in
which stated that the army all the departments of
State and kossuth himself weakened hv The want of
money for they had none.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

INTENDING The and devote entirely
ny wish buy comfortable residence io
a'ce family JHO. u. GREGORY.
b. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08
TFNInN N nfTL,I NOR sS l., M

Wills establishment, for lease The location The mos
pleasant the city, and with the completion Of the improve
ncersicu. viz the Louisa Railroad hc Danvlc Rail
NJ M the connection OF the James River and Kanawha Canal with
Me water will doubt make one Of the most profitable fo
Tie Tic House itself be surpassed the
.t Tor comfort: convenience and appearance.
,sa FOR RENra family residence, with Store below. ,ha
b. Fen;t! separately. or with the Hotel
!e W he rented low good and possession
o.mmclsa'ely. Application may be made 10
JNO THOMPSON, Jr., Amherst County.
p. v DANIEL. Jr., Richmond City
or. G.. A. HODGES Richmond City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

S-.pe ANGER VIRGINIA = Gloucester Circuit Superior
= ~ ~ ~ ~" dnl Chancery. October term 1919:
"i"i hi' own right and for Mary Hackney
-; Complainans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

us both Mindful then, Of the opinions which rccolnnend,
me 10 your friendly attention in the year 1871 sup
pose tlat you are less ayorably inclined toward them
than you were then
uuHc ollnon in Is horror-Sruck the cold
Diooded cruces which have been exercised The fallen
caders oi The Hungarians. The feeling is confined
one ciss or 10 one particular party for there is
'hsEha VINO as defended, either i'll writing by word
loh the acts o Austria. The opinions Of civilized
states ol the Continent will have already reached vou while
tl'a oi America will very soon be- known i'm Vienna You
are 100 enlightened not 10 be that the unanimous
diet o contemporaries also be the Judgment of history
bit nave You considered that history will deal with The
brutal sodlery, the creatures Of cruelty but with the Minis
crs, VINO are responsible their crimes should like
10 apc ~ hss important motives than those o an honorable
ahbon but have you well considered the dangers which
threaten yon in yonr present course!
lol, who are SO well read in English history must re-
member mat oir years after Jeires boody as,zrS not
ony ne himself but his royal master miserable igi-
Vc before lhe aScngng hand OF justice. Or do live
tne when The public conscience can be treated with CON
tempt without fear Of the punishment that followed in the
nineteenth century, Is il the contrary the peculiar
characteristic q" tnc that deeds Of violence whether
committed ~ governments by the pcopl arr followed hy
reaction with astonishing celebrity! But ! am taking too
great liberty in Offering defend your reputation per-
mting myself 10 be Interested in your personal safety.
u appeal Ia vou in the VI humanity make an end
10 ths renewed reign OF terror which not with
Dnchc!lng s Victims must also put rack all better
feelings of humanity for the world has advanced too far in
civilization long 10 permit upon its stages heroes like Aya
and llaynan. conurc you publicly protest against the
judicial bnccrine Of prisoners of against The still
dsgraceul whipping Of females and, finally against The
practice OF kidnapping, in order that You may be acquitted
o all participation in the responsibility for which must
brand with shame their authors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

Prayer by the Rev. Ro. Ryland of the Baptist Church.
The SPEAKER announced t.e iolowingas the Commit
tee under The resolution for cnGuirng into The cNpedency
changing the time of the meeting of the General Assembly
and for holding the general elections OF the State VIZ
Mcssrs Marn Price, Ball. Johnson, Boyd Morris Of Henry,
Cook Of Grecnsvlle, Lacy, Newman, Gibson, McCuc,
Smith and Allen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

anu interest o the party would mperousy require at the
should control l N"
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THE AUSTRIAN MISSlON.--IHc Pennsylvania Legis-
iatHrc Demanding COL It5DS RcGN-In The cnnsy lvan;l
House Of Representatives Wednesday, preamble and
rics of resolutions Offered calling upon their Senators
and Representatives in Congress ali honorable means
To cause 10 be nied the Austrian Government the dis
APPRECIATION the American people entertain of The pu
sued by that Government towards the brave Magyars in
their patriotic struggle for political liberty we'll as use
their excrons for the dsconinuancc of a diplomatic inter
course with the Court of Vienna until the independence Of
the Hungarian people shall be by il acknowledged
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
ALEONsO GARNER,
D. r. BIGELO "

TT OF HSEr AT Law
Notary HubIc General Laut Agent and
Commissioned Deeds for tie states Of Chic and
Michigan: DoDsEvILLz. Iowa Co. WIS.
EEEEUENCES-
Prot. JoEL PkREER- Cambridge. Mass
Hon TIsorHY JENKINS. Oneida Castle. y. Y
NcNErr \ BtRroN EsQRs. Blfalo,
Hon D. Co.'s Po-osi, Wisconsin.
\ Mr.. Bigeloyv has made arrangements with
Irresponsible European travelling Agent who has
had mary years experience in investigating The III
les Of American citizens TO property IN Europe.
taat viii enable him forward any business Of
tae nature of Investigating titles or collecting mo
ney ID Europe, with the assurance that It Viii be
attended TO wsth hJeIity and on the most Ieasoua-
tile terms Ivr@
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21

From HAvANA.-The L. s. steamer Sar-
nae, Capt. Tatnall, arrived at Norfolk yes
terday morning from Havana, which port she
left on the 8th inst. Her commander arrived
here this morning, and will proceed immedi-
ately to Washington, Capt. TutnalI received
assurances from the Spanish Authorities that
the prisoners captured should be honerab!y
treated till adyices shall be received from
Washington.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
Terms of the Tribune !:

TO Village Subscribers, s. 90
To Office and mail Subscribers. 80
For less time than one year, in the same
proportion.
IL Payment TO be made in .AdraHce
Single copies, FIVE cents
II Produce of all kinds, received on subscrin
ion at the market prices.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
CHARLES F. LEGATE.

Srarlring Pryusr - tEs f4ts firm ~ Paris SLeE
aff Continues Land Agency business at his old
stand (receuty occupied fag q sGar. ttaie bv the
frmA
Land Warrants constantly for Sale 2ftf
HREGHF-S TNDL5N TEGET8BLE Pills
ROR sale by the undersigned. who is sole am
- thorized Agent for this place for the sale
+Ie same THEO RODOIF
ENGLI>H BLISTER STEEL of superior
quality for sale hv THOMAS DAYEY.
- TONE WARE-A good assortment in store
- and for sale or LLOND>
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-06-21
- 7 49, - --~-r - -
- S, = L. ~ w ~ - o

VIE above named Lamps. consisting Of Parlo
IL Hanging, ami Side Lamps = superior a RI
cta} far-alr bv JNO. MILTON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-30
From Wnshl,,a,on..

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun, Jan. s0.l
am sorry to say that Mr.. Calhoun, though not
in immediate danger from his Illness, IS sun far
from conyalescent. His disorder is ,pneurnona,
He complained Of indisposition last "Wednesday.
and was taken in on Thursday The attack Is
worse than thai from which he suffered last winter
i believe that the Wilmot Proxiso, as involved
IN MIR Root proposed instructions to the Commits
Tee on Territories, some proposition IN relation
g slavery, will be immediately sprung upon the
House, and that from that date, every attempt at
Legislation or deliberaiion win be thwaFted With
out wishing to produce alarm, must say, as an
observer, and with opportunities Of knowmg what
Is going on, there is danger ahead.
The case OF Joseph Little, citizen Of Mary
land, who is confined in jail, and in irons, in Hun
tlngton, has see attracted the notice Of the Mary
land Legislature The case was several. days sso
talked of here, and with much feeling. II was
represented thai Little was sent as an agent OF a
citizen Of Washington coauty to recover fugitive
slave, and had power Of attorney 70 act for tile
owner He attempted 10 arrest the slave, but sras
himself arrested aud thrown into jail,on charge
OF kidnapping. 10 this same comfy Of HpH,ing-
ton, where Little is imprisoned eilizsa ef Wpsls-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-30

+ The WETMonE CAsE-The New York Even-
ing Post says: +" We have just received from a
friend the following paragraph. which we cheerfull
publish, and shall feela particular pleasure if the
event should prove its exactness,'
!" We learn on what we deem the very best at-
thority, that I, M Wetmore proposed month ago,
and now proposes to pay over in cash to the Gov
ernmrnt the whole alleged deficiency in his ac-
counts; down to the time Of his claims, which are
no greater than have been asserted by his friends
hitherto. These claims are declared to be valid by
the best legal counsel in this city, and are only
those which in fact the Governments have allowed,
and are allowing in similar circumstances. In the
course of few days, we understand, Mr.. Wetmcre
viii make apparent the propriey Of the course he
has taken throughout"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-30

MicHIGAN.-The Legislature of Michigan was
organized at Lansing, by the election of the follow
ing officers: In the Senate, O. W. Moore, Secreta-
~; D. A. Sbober, Sergeant al Arms; John Swe-
giles, Enrolling Clex. In the House, S. @. Harris,
Speaker; D. P, Rushneli. Clerk Diodate Hubbard,
Sergeant-a.-Arms; E, o. Leach, Enrolling Clerk
ali democrats, Of course, as The Legislature is
largely democratic in both branches.
Votef for Gousrnor, etc-Barry tdem.) over Little
john Che whig and free-so candidacy ,2g7; Lieut.
Governor -Fenton tdem) majority 2, ,942; Ingalls,,
State Printer, majority 2,95S.
Mr.. Ingalls,, The State Printer, has bought out the
State Journal, published at Lansing, which Is the
State paper.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-30
EsSsDeg xasd Stationery
WAR EHO1JS E.


Nos. 81 and 53 Common street.
FEHHE stbrcicrs have store in addition to er excr
l. siye assortment of PAPER, PLAYING CARDS, etc.
c aud varied stock OF Stationery, Blank Books; Stc
Pens etc. aud ae fully prepared fill orders Tor ieher the
tify Country or Foreign Trade. Being agents for the
Northern manuiacturs aud direct importers of foreign Sta
lonery and Sel Pens, enabled 10 furnish all articles
in our line at the low vest prices,
Papers,.
Englisl French aud American WRITING PAPERS, of
English and Amereaii TISSUE PAPERS;
PRINTING PAPER Of every slzei
WRAPPING PAPER =
BLANK BOOK PAPER :"
Posi- 0iice aud Bank EN- Ell OFF, Sanping, Cloth. Drug
gss Botting. Music l.ithograplnc, etc.
Playing Cards.
500 ce Hiehlander Decatnr and Eagles, of great vari
ETY. of patterns, double and sitgle beads ,,,,.,
Alse English, French t!erpan and Spanish CARDS;
Blank HaOks. . l.. -.
large assounut Of fnlI and llaIf bound DAY BOOKS,
Journals, Ledgcrs, Records, Pass sud MelnorShdaln
Inellt Of ioreign and ioniesie ST TATIONERY. n
steel Pens. - -.
Received per ship Atene, from Liverpool SuUV efoee OF
elliott celebrated Victoria Eagle, School, Pub &c ana ty.
erpOoi PENS. AkO, the Correspondence CO nneIeail,
Magnuun, Brown, gad variety of low priced STEEL
PENS, 10 which we invite the attention of the trade.
ia7 I'm y. R. STEVENS, BROTHER N 90.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-30

r7+ Horace Mann says Trerssis isine m
the career Of every young man when he ssahfs =
his teat destiny Ike her q fAfons e tsIe
responsibilities of The crown % which - is sasz
ceedsd. Let every. one Seieet kbe yeea'5na ~
which be is BY naiuIe ftfed The very spseiis-
Die cobbler may Be speilt 10 3 poor lawyer A
young man had better stick % rebbing eaothss' :
sheep apen The laouniaisls .lIsn fereips thelp in
lie Lord pasture