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ELE IiLN y ICE.
BARGAINS. RGAINS!!
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,

FHNtlE subscriber has just received from Phila-
H. delphm, new supply Of Fa, and Wnt or
Dry Goods, consisting OF broad Cloths. PLAIN
black ard fancy Cassimrrcs, fancy Doe Skins,
Iahcv Nesting, Cashmere Neslings PLAN black
and fancy Sa,ns, plain black and fancy Cravats
Em"roiHerles of all kinds, speucers, collars,
thread cotton edgngs aud rsert,rgs
French, Eng lis! ami American Lawns, Chin'z
es and GnghIms, general assortment of Sliawls
and iIoslery,-a :uII supply ofDnmes,ic Goods.
Linen Shcetngs and Shirtngs, IRISH and Table
Linens beached and brown sheeting and Shirt
ing MustIns
JEW ELRY. Clocks, Watches Rreest-pin.,
Silver Combs, Head ornaments. Kings, Sc.
Boots, SHOES, Hats and Caps Groceries, and
general variety Of Hardware, Cutlery, and
Qutensware.
The Public are respectfully invited 70 cal
and examine his stock before purchasing else
where, as he is determined TO sell low for Cash
or Country Produce Respectfully.
+. A. TAYLOR.
North East, aug 3l-4w
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"SpOrtslnrn Take Notice"
John kRIDER.

Northeast Cor Walnut and Second SIS, Philadelphia
TEAS Just Received fresh assortment of
SHOT GUNS, Powder Flasks, Game
Bags, and all other sporting apparatus, the best
and most approved patterns which he continues
TO sell at the most reasonable rates.
He is also prepared to supply all description
of Sporting Powder, Percussion Caps, Shot. Bul
let Nloulds, Bali and Blank Blank Cartridges,
and all materials for Gun Makers, Sportsrnen,
Sc. as low as any other establishment in the u.
States.
A superior article of Percussion Caps, de-
signed expressly for y. S kiles, always on hand
In testimony of his ski as a manufacturer the
Franklin Institute awarded 10 him two Certifi-
Gates in the year lsAo and '42, and four Silver
Medals in the year 1874, 46, Al and IS. all OF
which may be seen at his place of business
Aa assor tnent Of Fishing Tackle constantly on
hand. Phila. aug 3l-3m.
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Commissioners Nctlce

VA the undersigned Commissioners appoint
w ed by Cecil county Court, to valu" and
DIVIDE the RelI Estate Of Christopher Little, late
OF Cecil county deceased, according to the pro
visions OF the Acts OF Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice to all
concerned that We shall meet on said Real Is
tate IN Charleslown IN said county, on Wednes-
day the 18th dlv Of October next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. TO proceed to the business for which we
are appointed WILLIAM W BLACK,
JouE MEARNs,
L. B. GRAHAM,
FRANCS Owens.
Sep l4--tm Commissioners.
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IN CHANG cry, 18th August, 1850

ORDERED that the sale Of the property IN
N1the cause Of jonathan McTey ana wife,
against Jhomss Taylor srd others, made and
reported by the trustees John {. G!ooIns and
Ohio Scott, he ratified aud conf mod, unless
cause to tho contrary thereof be shown on or be-
fore tho l2sh day OF October nox,, provided
copy Of this Order be inserted III so,,,e newspa-
per in Cecil county ones in each Of rhs,u
ccfsrve weeks bafore the 3olL day of September.
The report states the amount uf saes lu bo
$3.50. True copy. Test.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Sep 7 -Sw Reg. Cur. Can.
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SELLING OFF

THE subscriber having determined to Gloss
his presen, business, is now selling off his entire
STOCK OF GOODS,
at reduced prices. Persons desiring barry ,lns,
viii! find it to their advantage to call. loan,
one disposed to enter into the business ne will
sell the stock entire on reasonable terms.
WILLIAM PARKER
Port Deposit, Sept. IA '5O--3t
N. B. Persons indebted TO the suhsc eibrr
are requested to come forward and set tie their
accounts as soon possible W.P
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For Escut.

This is to Give Nor,ce, That the
subscribers OF Cecil county have Obtained
rom the Orph al's Cont Of SAID county lei
ers OF Administration on The personal es-
tate of William S Barr late OF said
county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are here
by warned 10 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on q
before the c5th day OF Nay 1851 otherwise
by they may be excluded from all beae-
fit of said estate. All persons Indebted
TO said estate are requested t" make inn
mediate payment 10 The subscriber. Gives
our hands ,his15 h day OF June 1850.
JAMES MCINTYRE, !
ROSA ANN BARR, Admir-.
June Is Sow.
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This is to Give Notice; That the

ms Is to Give Notice; That the
Subscriber OF Cecil county halh obtained
from the C,"hans' Court of said county, let
Ter" OF Administration ont the personal estate
OF George England late OF said county,
decd. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to eAhib>
1t the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on Or before the 3oth day OF
Angus. 1851 they may Otherwise, by law
be excluded from all benefit of said
estate All persons indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment
10 the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 18th day Of September 1850.
SAMUEL J. ENGLAND, Ad'mr.
Sept. "a '50-6w
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The large Key of,he Yves! door OF the
Court House, was taken from the door
on the night OF the Election and cannot
be found, and any person having a knowl
edge OF its whereabouts, will please in
form the Clerk to the Commissioners.
Sept. ID, 80 81.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the undersign.
ed prior TO the LIST day of March 1850
are hereby notified 10 settle the some
with myself or Mr.. J. Tome, Port Depos-
IT. on or before the LIST day of Oct: 1850
otherwise their accounts will be placed
III other hands for collection.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR.
Bait. Sept. 18th 20-3t.
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IN CH.A.NCERY, I2th august, 1850.

IN CHHdNCEKf I2fh august, 1850.
nRDERED, that the sa 10 IN the property in
~ the cause of Bonjrmiu W. Jones, against
John Jones, made ard reported by the trustees
John G. Groome and Ohio Scot. be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to tbs contrary thereof
be sl,ewn or before the .th day Of October
next, prov"ed a copy of th's Order be inserted
in some newspaper III Cecil county, ence in each
of three successive weehs before the 3Oth day Of
September
The Report states the amount Of sales to be
S4,7O0. Trur copy. Fest.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Sep 7-Sw Reg Cur. Can.
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NOTICE.-Ths Commissioners of Cecil
IN county will meet at their Office in the Court
House on Tuesday, the cath day of September
inst. Persons indebted TO the county are re
questod 70 attend at SAID meeting to settle their
accounts. BY order ?. G. RlCkETTS,
Sep 7-.3t Clerk.
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Cy~TuE REsumlcAN AND ARGUS, re-
ferrng to our article in relation to MIR.
Lowe last week, says the long delay in its
publication "is prima facia evidence Of
the falschood brought forward" If the
Argus had been honest enough to state the
alleged cause OF The delay, it would have
sllcnced its insiuuation The locoloco
candidate was guilty of uttering FALSE
HOODS on the hastings, and IN his published
letter and we proceed it on him; and for
that we do not expect any evidence OF
good will from that paper--by the way
if we are correctly informed, and if Ger
tam OF his party here tell the truth, the
Editor Of the Argus was rather hard 10 be
induced to support Mr.. Lowe at all. How
was it
The attempts of The Argus backed by the
letter of l.. NJ. jarrett, to ''pin" talsehood
upon Mr.. Clarke is most miserable
"aborton." II is silly and contemplate
inference to draw from the premises. Mr.
Clarke had nothing to do with keeping
the bill referred to on the tablet was a
local bill, made by him general bill
when brought up by the Senator who had
charge OF it. We recommend the Argu.
to clear the locotoco candidate of tn,
charge Of falsehood before it makes an
other such shallow and inbeclle attenp
to pin an untruth upon Mr. Clarke.
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'FHFNFTIa'
TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS.
M 4 ). NJ. Z. BENCH,
MISS S. J. TURN EY,


PRiNriPALs.
The undersigned have been witnesses, for
lhee years past, of the excellence OF Mrs.
speak Win confidence in commencing her to the
public. Her former experience as the mead OF a
Female Seminary in New England her hmIi-
arily with all the branches necessary to DO Taught
her untirlng energy, love OF The work oi nstruc-
tun; ana peculiar tact III discipline, combine L"
reader her one OF the best instructors 10 whom
the education Of young ladies' can be entrusted =
Kew. GEO. BURROWS, Col. J. }. EECKARr,
a. ANDERSON, ESQ. Mr.. J. W. ADkAnAMs
Viz. EDWIN NlLMER, Mir j. l.. hiAAwtLL,
u. rUEl Kill So. Port Deposit, ND
N. Is. linstnut islop situated On the roaa
ntelsecting Bel-air and Wilmington road and
"etween Fort Derosit aud Battle swamp cec'
county, Md Inc location is very elevated ana
sniioun"ca ny !nrge and beaut'iu go "',e'e
pupi'S may ENJOY t"er juvenile sports, ana W
protected by .he foliage from the rd,s oi the sal
DaIi! intercourse may be had by Steamboat ano
Kailioiu with Baltimore and fh.lad-l Pima. ad5
deduction made tor voluntary absence daring
term Tune ItsTuachers will exercise / arenlu'
over Pupils
tao following gentleisen reeomn,e nd the To-
cation o. TINS institution as having been ono U
t"e most healthy residences in the country.
Cone'ms smith, Esq, (iorrner r,sisent)
Allen Anderson, Esq. H. Il. BrouIh'on, NJ. H.
iii,ain Norris, NJ u. w Is. Rowland,
john Evans, Jan ~, so.
at r,tannia Fluid lamps, VeRltan Window
~ Shudes Of l.s.les, &c. suie BY Vim PELL
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Te The Public.

The subscriber no, being engaged in
any other business has resumed the prac
tieu OF Land Surveying, Conyeyancins,
sc. Being acquainted with the diFereai
qualities Of soil in me nei ghhorhood. per-
sons wishingto buy or sell Land would
lind il 10 their advantage to give hum
call. 1ETHRO JDHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Nd.
Jane ! 50-u.
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DIED,-In this town Oh Monday
night last Miss MARY BvRk; IN the 56lh
year OF her age.
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Piano Forte Warerooms,
No III Chcsnnt Street. Philade)ubia


THE OLD STAND
Occupied for more than one third of century
by Geo WIllia, Esq
-vsxE.--.-,T The undersigned would most ie-
FaTfY5 f;spsctsully announce to the public
] dthat lie rs A1ENT for more than
rwE%Ty of the most celebrated manufacturers o
boston. New York, Philadelphia, aud elsew here;
and is constantly receiving from them Pianos
OF the riches, and most varied sty les of su peror
tone, and otthe most superb finish, Of 6, TO 7
Octaves, which are warranted equal TO any man
n!actIred either il this country or in Eur o?e
Just received alsp, further supply ofChEch
and Prin Organs, Of beautiful patterns, and fine
tones.
His Wa'aroom is constantly supplied with a
choice selection Of S;ERhPR;Ngs and MGLoDroNs
from the oldest and most extensive manuiacte-
r'es in the Uni,od States; among which is new
style REED ORGAN, having Carhan's patent
improvements, with gilt pipes in front, and case
elegantly carved and highly ornamental.
Turning and Repairing Sig Salvador La
Grassa, distinguished Piano Forte Manuiactu-
rer and Organ Builder, will attend to orders.
OSCAR c. b CARTER.
Phiia., aug 3l---5m
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Farm at Private Sale

The subscriber offers at Private Sale a
part of the Farm on which he now re-
sides containing
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$50 Acres,
with a large

with large oportlon of good woodland
EA The improvements consist o
EMs5I6 House and good Barn, and
EfA iaIE other ont-buildings, pump
4sssasss1 ot good water at the door, and
it is we'll watered with streams running
through it and convenient to landings Oh
Plum creek and Elk River. The above
property is situated 81 miles from Elktor
on the road to Turkey Point, cecil county
Md. 1t is considered pleasant and healthy
and would make two Farms. Persons
wishing to view the property, will ploae
call on the subscriber residing on the prop
erty. BURBEDG BROCK.
N arch 23rd, 1859 tt,
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WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT

WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT
Aug. %, 1850.
From the Delaware Journal.
heat Flour 573s 600
White Wheat, 90
Red Wheat / 20
Flaxseed, 1926
Corn, G5
Corn Meal, per bushel; 10
Plaster. from yard $50
Salt, ground and Alum,l 40 SO
Clover Seed, (irom storc)
prime, 4,25 40
Potatoes 40 SO
BALTIMORE MARKET, Sept. 13.-Flour
$4,75 wholesale; wheat 50 cts to 81 ,03;
Corn 50 to 60 cts; Oats 80 to 81 cts;
Cloverse,d IS.
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COustabie's Sale.

BY virtue OF three wf'ts of Vcnditoni Expo-
mas, issued by Andrew Orr Esq, one Of the JUS
tees OF the Peace in and ior Cecil county At tho
suits Of Tome & R,nchart, and 10 me directed
viii offer at Public Sale at TIE hotel of Mrs.
Reynolds IN the village of Port Deposit on
MONDAY. The 30th day OF September inst, at 3
O'Clock, all the r.ght, title, interest, claim and
estate, both at law and III equity, Ill
OF James Il. 1rimbe, in and TO kEeHYA
HOUSE AND LOT, TYj!ssR
in the village OF Port deposit, sssIsi..j..E
now occupied by Edward II. Tar
rug and Nathaniel Gilmore. The House is
new aud Calculated Tor two families, aud is iUca-
ted in one of the most desirable situations in tie
village Terms OF sale, Cash,
J. G. WATERS,
Sept it'll, So At 81 81 Const.
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THESNUr RAlLS.-Chosam Rails pfgood
Squa Iity for So le. They will bs delivered a
any point, on the Elk River, or the adiac on
waters. Apply to the Editor OF Tho Cecil WING
or to the subscriber residinz in Elk Neck.
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The EsinggOid House.

EISiiLR A. WHITE respectfully announces
IL to the ci,zeus ofCecil county, that he has
taken the centre house in "Nhann'S Row.
Elkton, Immediately opposite Getharl's. form
erly Kings Hotel; and that he has opsned tlie
same as an
Oyster and Eating House,
for the accommodation at the public generally
Meals vii. Ue served UP at ul hours, and HE
visitors supplied with all the deIlcsciss oil the
season. HIS bar will be Vurnished with the
choicest liquors; in short. netting will TO omit
ted to minister 10 the Qualification oil those who
may favor HIM with call.
May 4th Is50--tt.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TEyHE Steamer PORT DEPOSIT, CAPT.
Il WHITE, will hereafter run regularly be-
tween Port Deposit and flavre de Grace, leav-
ing Port Deposit at 10 o'clock, and connecting
with the ears to Baltimore and Philadelphia.
She also leaves Port Deposit at O'Clock T NJ,
connecting with the cars for Baltimore.
Port Deposit, Aug. "a I'm
George Earle.
Attorney ut Law.
EIktaR. Ma
Office next door 10 Torbe rt's ST ore.
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N. = Lawrence,

agent fer the sale Of Soulkss,h Manufacturing
Co.'S Wri,ias Psrys.
WAREHOUSE NO. 3 .MI.N'OR ST,
PHILADELPHIA.
Onn Cases OF the above Superior Paper
1DVnow in tore, and for sale I, the tad
Ut the lowest market prce., consisting in pa:
OIL
Fine thick Flat Caps, ~, Ia, 10 and 10 lbs I,
blue and white
Super fine Medium and Dsmi Writings, blue
and white.
Extra supor and superior Folio Posts. blue and
white, plain and ruled.
Extra super Linen Note Papera, plain and gilt
Superiinc and fine Bill Papers, long and broad
Superlinc I'd fire Counting House Caps and
Posts blue and white
Extra super Congress and Caps and Letters,
gilt.
Surerfue Sermon caps ada posts.
Supreme blue linen thin Letters
Extra snper Bath Posts, blue and " hite, plain
and ruled.
Embroidered Note Papers and Envelopes.
"Lnwyer's" Brirf Papers
Supcrtino aid fine ca rs and posts, rr!ed ami
plain blue and white. various qualities and pre- -
Also, 1000 Yeaus white aud assorted Shoc Pa
por,, Bonnet Boards, whl9 and assorted issue,
Tea, Wrurninr; Envelope, assorted ano bin.
Mediums, c p, Wrappers, Hardware, 'nrc's
Sc lufy 20-un
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Constantly on hand
and for sale by
! J. PALMER & Co.
| Market St. Wharf
PHiLApELPtIIA.
Sep l4-3ln
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Drawing, $50
Drawing aud Painting, 90
Muse, $40 co. use u! Piano, s20o l2O
French, u
Lctin, go
Ncedie Work, 20
Bed, Bedding, Napkins and Tow els, if
furnished, 90
Tine above terms include, besides the common
studies, the various bronchrs o. Mathematics
Natural aud Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Kames Elements, Logic, Watts on the Mind,
History, Botany Chemistry, Astronomy, Ge"o-
gy, hsiaeralogy, and Physiology. The French
Ii taught effectively.
Pupils are requested TO furnish their own bed
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

The undersigned respectfully informs
the people OF Cecil county, and his
friends and the Public gen
siL. n-rs, orally, that he has taken
III u :. for term Of years, the
Washington Hotel in Elk.
ton, lately kept by his father J. Gebhart
He p rposes to repair the House and
keep il in style that will be satisiacto-
ry to Tie Public, and he respectfully in
vites share OF their Patronage
JAS. A GEBHART.
Elllton, Aug. 81 80.
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Lost or Carried Off.

Sep l4-tm
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k3 "a AtNI,UN I.-FVI Sale "
I'VE jy20 wa, TOKBERI.
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EE -. v .f,rIli1 sI,v cIoacl W
Ek rs Attk OF stnn,r hats ut prices ow
heir value
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B IAR).Vi 4D)i[ SHO)L
E1E NOUNS LAsDl sis, ii
SMITHS Rove;

Tie Sessions are OF twenty tw" weeks, or two
quarters durut ion each, and cUnm,lCe tho
first " Wednesday, III April and tlieast "Wednesday
n september.
xeTMlS fora OGrad,,g Pa pits
For Board, Washing, AMI rllt ion, sll year
per quarter, SET 80
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A timshaws history of Rome and Greece
~ $50 Me Life Of Gen. Taylor and Mitchell
SchGal GeographY and Atlas, for sale BY
i've WIN PEI.L.
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FoR1

CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTES,
THE PUBLIC will please HENRY PARSONS,
Is Camp is my only agent he
Of my Pisn0 Fore in Louisiana,
taken thiE depot may considered fully
guaranteed from the Factory. II IN n N
Orders may be left for any kind OF Instrt- 4 v
and advance required ac received ap
proved. J. CHlCKERlNG,
os6t WASH strpef. Boston.
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KeGeinfa nj Rrnfimce.

ST L9UIs.5Per stsammf Alton ls2 pigs ssd FesdiGk
POtaOes Jig ca, D ,PBs 3D. hSor DO PSF III,
ioar Shaw &co~io6 els roSs Marin, Owen &eoD2ssEs
9a,s W W Peyron-2O DC A " Bcsyo hoo b9ls srd.
hemp Moon Love- de Us 3, psls R,ssnSaEs
90 ,E SS 9Ps e os g Sa NJ Esrs
ia hhds hams Price, Frost &co-s ska oan Duya kss
R H BroS 66 app I 3 Ks p0ato Thomson
peaches shaw Sco-2s do OATS Dbl hams II bbls -four
s: E:y,si s F CO..
iId SGe.[6s ard IPFf Nae5 MEss u s@s SsG
F f:ftSSe 1 SSosr B5ras ne. scoiss xebo%s Mills
WOOD wood I'VE E's1s WHsFS Warm over Sfs
@ FssP9 Do1esa SS9 e Benz sefs
NuEs1I &fomi5 Wse6s Ra%ms7g s HsTsrSn n
Downs, Cuddy Sso7 No "a Cqff@s9 1 Duncan
~ Bn kner StantOn24 ThOrnhi i Mcllhenny-lusk SKIS
we Wright. Williams &oo-sundnes to Order-TOtal 1853
0'isi LlEs%Sy29NDRIA-Psr .same, c oge6y: a bales
n N ssa TFo PA eS. k ssAHD ssf &s6
y hides Morrison Scosundnss to cy1er-f0ta IA bales
MEMPHI Per steamer Heca: 200 bales cotton james
Bd9F Pe E Es %sf; f Fo~s
5 S0ss 500 s Hi 4s Ssm &sSe5 sG % e.
Williams Tsp2J p Mnism5 FesD DGG .gIsy Sc .S
S SSGe- Byne &so st ard jooa Gains
u s M Wf @sS &c ae5 bo Ssnse Guddy
Nco-5 Elder, BIO &eo-lCO bzs so Ksamey &cO-
VI KSBURG-Pefs Gamer Piiscsss No 3: Ss4 bales cot
ton Buckner StantOn-30O " right, Williams &co-lO6 X
eck-e4 quincy, Green &co-l64 Hill. Mclean Eco l04
Watt Desaules-iO0 q Burke &cO--94 Payne Harrison
80 Ward yonas-s9 w Jackson &cs9 Buch mar Jar
81 Boger 4 Foey-Sl Mcdowell, Mills &eo-59 Fhornhl g
Mcllhenny59 EeaTn, DOnegan &cO-5l Levsrich &co-F5
j, | N Greenwoo &co-4l Bell y Onway-3I Nugeni Geo-
20 Haired & MoOdy-2S Male l. CoX26 Z Rlcks Ae,'t
a ! tIakey Hawkins Brander, W lIams &co-25 hehsi
: | & Homan--23 rchants' press-z3 BSrne &es--e
e Cooper &co-l7 G Conuolly-H Cleaveiand Bro eco
al Wright Son-u ID Mitchell Secs Cherry Hend TsOn
10 col w Laughln &eo-7 Hewitt, Norton cot Downs
n I;uddy &eo-5 Anderson Metcaf-5 FIX SieeVer--l
- NJ ienberger-z3 G NJ Pinekard &co-3 Robson Allen
IS Tota H44 bales :.
ly ST LOU Per steamer Tuseumhia: 9S bhs -four,
do apples 1862 lead Kennedy Fo g bbs apples
Shelf eln-64 o, bbl- kgs pickles Thrmgsonl
u cn-64 Be Il Stebbns 762 * u shaw Sc
-4UO bbls Jas Como &cn-5l kgs Butter G Doso
N $50 ibis flour G w Gwn-50 do ia gres Lacy-63 d
Clark 4 Etger-5 bbs eggs hnI Ter WisezJ ks bran
F Du-56 do uunbar-l3D do. 10 ties ar q u OK
o Woodruff Seo93 SKIS 80 bbls hes, % d,
. | mers-s Hill Mclean &co-6 FISK Sleever-s Buckley
: | Holr-Tora! 1j2 bales cotton.
BALIZL-Per steamer Fashion 70 hhds sugar Lallaud
81 bbls 10 moOsses T d Bancha Sco-lI
hhds mOases, ks do NJ frOhock-lO do, bbs do Luca
, -ly hides, 3 bal aiOw C-4 ks Mana
rd-22 BOtts-l0 u MOgan-59 Tainsro-42J a yet-lI
ShanHOn-20 Jeantreau-24P ZenOn-and sundries tC
order
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-08

The Great Horse Stealing Case. The horse stealing
which have mentioned several times of late
for examination yesterday before Recorder Caldwell.
Theodore Dscornet charged with stealing old
worth s25 from Arthur O'Nei, Triton Walk. Mr..
ONe told straight story and convicted the accused
clearly but then animation and other wit
ONe that the animal six years DID, and
that he Is, three weeks work and pair of shoes for
her The counsel for the defence wanted show that sixteen
years in tead of six the AT the examna
ofseveral Witnesses inclined doubt whether
any owned the mare and from the evidences
convinced that she worth any thing. Old
law suits raked up and witnesses ready
the geneaogy of the far back the Declaration
of Independence. Counselors waxed argument
and ali parties allowed themselves considerably excited
when the Recorder settled the matter by dsmsng it, aud
telling them take the before Justice the Peace.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-08

Per steamship Ohio, from NewYok via Havans-S II
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