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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-14

TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LANES

NJ MUIbEhS AND MARRIED LADIES.
In all cases oil Female Diseases the Gayanic is OF IN
esimsbe value 1t would take many columns were we TO
give the numerous testimonials which have Eeen received FINN
the highest and most respectable Ladies in all parts of the
breast and se chooss uor abus pfoapsus uteri or falling
Of the womb cosvene Obstructed difficult mensirpauon
character Immediately and permanently relieved by ms
simple and beautiful invention Theenervang nature Of our
preservation OF female health and surely nothing can al he Is
safe etcaeious as the stmuant which Nature herself has
provided This eatUdatsm, and It's application by the
Gavanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid is every respect pleasant
and agreeable. No Inconvenience sttens its use and Inc
most eebe and delicate can wear with entire and safety
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC NECKLACE
Is used for all Complaints affecting the Throat or Head such
US bronchs inflammation OF the throat sick
headache dlzznes Of the head neuralgia in the face buzz
nervous and that distressing complaint called tic dououreUx
DIR. Christie,s GALVANIC RRACELETs'
Are found of vast service in cases of convusons or fits
spasmodc complaints and affections of te
head and exuemites. Aso in Palsy and Paraiysis
anu all diseases caused by deficiency of power or nervous
energy in the limbs or other organs OF the body.
~ Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the eopn
try, Of the most extraordinary character be given ne
EV" No trouble or incon yepeace attends the pss of m
CHRlSTlES GALVANlC ARTICLES, and they NAV
be worn by the most feeble and delicate with perfect ease and
nghy pleasant and agreeable They be 70 any part
of the country. NA' ''-'
Prices;
rHE GALvANIo BELT............... THREE DoLLARs
EHE GALVANIC NECKLACE. Two DoLLARs
nHE SALVANIo BRACELETS. ONE DOLLAR EACH
Ah 81 Mn AS FLUID .........;,O ER DOLLAR.
uol Pamphlets, with full particulars may De had of the
~ For sale in New ORLEANS by the
GUINNESS Il co.
do 1y cod sdp IA Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-14

y 7CUsTOMHOusE, New Orleans, =
= = Collectors Office, MAY g. 1850 (
DROP0SALS FOR DOING CERTAiN' work
10 1 ON TIL THE IA Light HOUSE AND DWELLING on
received this Office until the 10th Of May al Il O'Clock to
do the following work on Chandelier Island: - =
To Raise the Ground around the Dwelling and Lighthouse
So superficial yards, feet deep and suitable
Levee, Or Dyke around the premises.
To make Window Shutters for eleven openings as olows
S be feet 6 INCHES high by feet iO inches wide;
feet 10 inches high by feet inches wide; to be feet
inches high by feet AZ inches wide; all of said window
shutters to be strong and well hung.
Gallery 70 be built the south side of the building 80
on cypress blocks or brick pillars.
the centre
Some repairs the Chimneys which will take about 1900
brick and barrel Of lime also few fire brick say 500 for
chimney jams and backs - -
All OF the above named work is to be done according to
contract and the entire satisfaction of the keeper of he light
and no payment will be made until his certificate to that
effect Is produced
ANY further information will be given on application at
this office. SAMiI, / PETERS -
my7 I'd Collector and SUPERINTENDENT of Iighbs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-14

WV H'ekES, etc.-Tbe subscriber y now
:, snnnly Of articles in his line. and oiieu
.saaonsble terms, JAS. 8. SHAW.
. '''''N DEpsgiHt. VsEenda Comss'
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON Cry, -

Monday Evening, May 10, 1850 :
Arrived to-day steamers Oregon and Autocrat 3head
of Beef Cattle, S77 Hogs 30 Mich Cows and 10 Calves
including Sc Lake Calves.
PRIoEs.-B Beef Cattle, 41<97c % Ii nett Hogs.
@31sc y ID net Sheep, @ % head Mulch Coos, SO
@s45; Gaines. 90 OO6Ds6 co v head
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80 81 M IN

THE undersigned, his old established oes. continues to
accommodate persons desrous Of RENTING 10 their
trends u England, Ireland, Scotland, with Sterling sight
Drafts, able in any pOow in the above named king
os and suit BE slso usual, continaes hay.
ing passengers brought from Liverpool TO this city, On good
ships and reasonable tens Parties living al distance, BY
ADDRESSING letter lpost paid to the phSessgnsa %ln be
s1o Nv No g Bank
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ORLRANs THEATRE

~ Last Night hat Ons q he ssa.on.
ORLEANS STREET. between Royal and Ronrbon str.,ts .
TUESDAY EVENING. May "a its0 viii Be psrarmsd Vsni
eeiaerHted Grand OpeTA, 10 four acts, entitled
JERUSALEM.
Perferne he,srs Duuc, Bessin, NINE. DeFre
rFssriormances Wi eonmencs e haLpast e'eoeE-
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A UCTIoH AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, has removed
"A No IS Taver he will give particular
10 the sale Of Real tate Stocks CsEgo Damaged Cotton
bold Furniture, Slaves, etc myl 2m
\ EVILS FLORANCE, Commissioned y7uctiOneer of.
~ flee No 81 Crawl will attend, usual and give
hs particular attention the sale of Real Estate Stocks
Damaged Cotton PoTW ardens, Household Furniture Slaves
etc.; will also makes advances Merchandise placed his
hands, mV9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-14

~ For sale in NEW ORLEANS by the
Sole Authorized Agents,
GUINNESS q CO.
DEALERS IN FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GOLD PRNs ETC.
Do 1y cod 3ip ia Camp street.
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DIR. ohristie,s GALVANIC NECKLACE
DR.. christie's GALVANIC BRAoELETs

~ No trouble Inconvenience attends the use of Dr
CHRlSTlE'S GALVANlC ARTICLES, and they NAV
be worn by the most feeble and delicate with perfect ease AMI
safety In many the sensation attending their use i
nightly pleasant and agreeable They be sent 70 any pa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-14

Alexandna- TU ESDAY the 18th inst
a ec1ck The well known, fast-runnning steamer
DUCK RIVER, Capt B. F. Mckinney, is now receiving
freight and will leave as above For freight passage
mylS ''AiO' VI r B. SMITH ss M.vsz;ne st,.s,
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CAUTION! Persons ruptnTed should be aware har.
no security against Stragatsd Hernia with all ts GOsvos
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1 FIs[ J =. FttkuIaI -Ieu-uaH U0RClIlN PnFkel
ealsAss .ABEnDEEN-F For Camden, FRENCH,PROP.,
EE7zErteA Beach Hill, ChampagBofe WitminetOn "a.
yile. Alabama Landing, Moarue Ouaehita6t FaFpers
VILE Point Pleasant Columbia Hars0nburg Trinity and
Black RvesThe elegant and swift running pase1vr
packet ABERDEEN Capt g. w. Clouds will leave ior The
above on WEDNESDAY. 10th instant at O'Clock p N.
FOR freight passage, having elegant an
ply on board, orto T.. d. SMITH. IS Magazine 81.
T. >. Tbs steamer Aberdeen will remain in the 01aclita
trade during the entire and when she leaves her place
will be supplied by light draught boat during the
summer season. myl4
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d, w. h HE'D River Packet AMAZON-(ln place
Of steamer shamrock )-For Shreveport MIN
sezE1zzzzE den and axe Bsfenau-The superior, swift
running steamer AMAZON, Capt WILSON, will positively
Leave for the above and intermediate landings on WEDNES
apply on board, foot of Bienvie street, or to -
-myl3 It. b. SMITH. IS Magazine St i
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~; s. Mail DEI.TA-For LoaIsvilIe

sAsaess55r Madison, Cincinnah Portsmouth, Wheeins
AezESzszizd<eA and Phtsburg-On WEDNESDAY the l5th
ns,anI al o'clock p M postively-The new, elegant
light draught an very fast running DELTA Joel
Green, MASTER Is receiving freight, and will leave rs
above For freight passage having superior accommoda
uons apply on board, a. POydras street wharf, or to
HYDE 4 OGLESBY, II Poydras St
cinnat trade. my1I
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.iiaHA p New NV. PASSENGER steamer OEEt:ON-
az3s4R vile aHd Henderson This new, elegant and
swirl running will leave for the above and
intermediate landings WEDNESDAY, 18th inst For
freight or passage having fine Recommendations apply
plan of her cabin may be see and state rooms secured
onappication 70 ne agents. my4
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a. FOR CALIFURNIA, vIa lhagres-PeopI =
s4Ef Line Of SbpsT sail on The 2h May and 10 sue
-: coed the ship Sarah and Losisa-Tbs snpsTioz
fast sailing ship WINDSOR CATTLE. Capt. Sampson,
Of C00 tons b1rthen will sail above. This ship has
fitted with care, and with regard for the
tort of passengers and the desirable opportunity now
offering for their going 70 CsIor This ship the largest
paTties deons Of embarkng would do well visit the
arrangements of this vessel, Post l. Second Municipality,
before making any arrangement elsewhere For passage
light freight. apply 70 49,,
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DATHS! BATHS!-The public IS respectful Nv informed
Id that the solendid BATHS, --1.E,v.--
recently erected Exchange A=xt.s=s
alley, of Bienville Stree, Rfj
in operation The Bath fTfr---[=[=sSS1k
Rooms for HOT, COLD or Htf&O siIQ61& f%
SHOWER BATH are well l1hN sHf1 III
lighted and admirably ventilated,
expense having been spared by zzzszzzEzzz=ez-
the proprietor make them complete in all their details The
proprietor OF the EACHANGE ALLEY BATHS, hiss
several elegant bath Rooms CONT street. the
Of Dauphin on the site formerly known the NepOuily
Baths, which excel in magnicence any establishment 81
The Kind now in this city, and where HOT COLD SHOW
Err, VAfOR and MEDiCATED BATHS can be had al
all tunes from O'Clock A. N. dill 10 O'Clock r. M - Hot,
Cold or Shower Bath, 10 cents. myli SIn
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~ CUE Z b s. For Dfseasesof the Urinary Organs 8.
The extensive of this Remedy for the last ten years IN this
ety during which period has rarely failed to effect per.
nave been faithfully observed, the best evidence OF
great and nneoualed excellence. Being free from all
Put up in jars of convenient and portable sze aud
y. MACPHERSoN'S Drug and Chemical Store,
do 6m3p No. % Cam q ELECT New flreans !
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DIR. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC BELT, NECKLACE BRACELETS
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE or ALL
aNR1sHR1ES Diseases.

organs aud inyiaorstiSs he entire system. o.'S'
Also, in FITS, CRAhIP, PARALYSIS and PALSY
ACUTE and CHRONIC GOVT, EPILEPSY, LUk.
BBAG ,9s, DDEAFNESS, NERVOUS TREM0RS, PAL.
R AZ i FANS PiAI , ~ TIE SIDE AND Chest
GuRVATgRE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND ALL
NERVOUS DISEASES, which Comolaints arise from one
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SIOO Kew ard,

For Fugitive Penitentiasy Ccnvicts. TNiiE above rewad will be L'aid. by the under | signed, for the apprehension aud delivery al this Penteatiaty, of JOHN BROW N aud WILLIAM HARRIS, two ccuviets, who escaped hom the prison yard, on hi. day. The following is dis crpton ol them:
 JOHN BROWN is about , feet 10 inches high, dark hair about 25 years ct age, bne or gray eyes. wore hard-tlmes pahtaloons, Tound about oi striped coitonsde, and coarse osnaburg shirt; t5e hair on one side Of his head cut close and his face is cover ed wlth Irrupiions resembling the ei,ickea pox. He weighs about l75 10 lS0 ihs.. IS a stout Ou man, and formerly resided ln Yell county. He was con visied m Union eonny, of the crime oi horse steal ing
 WILLIAM HARRIS is about 20 years of age, , feet 6 inches high. fair complexion, gray eyes, stou, huili, light hair, wore hardtines PaDiaoOns; striped cotton round about, coarse osneburg shirt, and the hair on one side Of his head is cut very short. lie was iron Independence county, where he was convicted oil the crime of horse stealing.
 Or, wiii pay Fk TY DOLLARS for the deliv- cry at this PenitentaTy, ot either o the above con- yiets. J. H. HAMMOCK,
 Sapf. .4rkaRsas PeEtieaitary,
 Little Rock. Ftb, 2l, 1850. 25-li.
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Arrivals at the IIs,sIs,

ASTKoxY HoUsk, JoHS BaowK, Propfietor
 Major Anthony, Cabin Point; W " E Tnliy. Washington. Va; II Powers, Marshall, Miss, NJ Whistler. Camden; Wnl C Mitchell. Carroll co; " Adams, Palarm Bridge; ) H Caldwell, Plum Bayon; Col Bragg aud ladySu $ As L FOrgaa and ssr- want, Nev Orleans, Lieut. l. Neill. U A; J K Stone. Cadron. J s ATustFong, Washington; II Hamilton, Pine Bluff; C Caldwell, Plum Bayou; R F Wilson. Csdron; W Caldwell, Plum Bayou; c Barber, Clear Lake; W Hawkins, Little Rock T GiIeam; c " Johnson, Vicksburg; II Powell. Cina; E Parker, Fort Smith; s Johnson. Pnlask co; E Cuamlus, Peay, Little Rock; J II Beau iman. Jackson, Miss; H Raynold-, Pulaski co; Wm Hymsn, A " Sloase, BalesyiIle; Major Heukson and son: J II Psttillo, Wisconsin; Mrs E Wilson and daughter. CndroB; N White; A W Dunr,ore. Benton co; " r Hicks, Li,Ie Rock; NJ II Hill, Pulaski co; Mir Slipping and lady. Benton; w lad; Natchez; A habbs, Indiana; Major Novel;, steam boat Wm Armstrong; Judge Scou, Camden.
 Rock HcrEI, MAI. J. B. PELHAM, Proprietor.
 Caas. C. Davis. Mass; J. s. Smith, Ohio; $. B. Vim Piitsbure; Ansen Burke, Chm; J. F. fius, Alabsfnat B. ". Carol L Rock, John Milvin, steamer Cotton Plant; F.. J. Dornan. Lead Mines; P. 0. Neil. do; James Melvin, F. Near, Cum. James Lee, Allen Porter. Perry CO.,; William Hsyney, L. Rock. Lanrend Temlny, Lead Mines; Joseph Riggs, John kicCoiiister, Van BaTen CO.,; George Davis Saline county.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

.ETNBAT | will apply at the 6Fst Ciscait CoaEt
 \ which sial be held tn aud fer the county ei puuAki Ia the State ef ArkAnsas. six mouths after the ef publication of this ps.srs fer the eon- hrmanen aI certain sales mase by S '. DNnsev, ss Auditor of the Staie aforesaid. and niade in pnTsa
 ancu Of the provisions e the sva oi ts GeaeFaA As
 sembty of said State, ealitrd "An act providing sot tt. leyving and collecting of the resrnhss ef this State approved darch 5th. 1888. aud set of saii GenersI Assembly, entitled "AB act 10 caamgs ts'o time orthe uditors sae eoftsRaafoEfsedtor of taxes" approved December l5lh. IsSs the Aad'tor did sell the " est hail of the Seuh East qasrsr e Sestlo" Eight of flow nstip One. North of the bass ius, ia Range Twelve. V est of thc fifth principal a'er~di- au, containing Eighty acres. al pntlc auction, oA the Eth day uf feoruary, cii, to Ebenexer CHa'- mns fer and iu consideration of the sain et ssS uoiinrs nnd eighty-twp cents; and also ii,s est half of inc North Esst quarter of Section Seven- teen Of Township Oae North of the base sfHs. Ia Range Twelve. West of the fifth principal nfrrrdi- sR cantaining Eighty acres, nt puis,ic sachon ou the i2th day of February. Is49, to Ebsaszsr Cum
 tnins for and in consideration of the sum Uf Elgbs
 dolars and eighty two coats; apd aise tiis East half of iot Number One. ia block Number three { East of the Qaapaw line. Tor the snm of Two
 dollars and ten cents; aud lot Number Three, ia block Number Ono { E.sst of the Quapaw iae.l for
 the sun of Three dollars and thtvtv -four c-ns, and ] lot Number Que, in block Number Forty tWeat of ! the Qnapsw ne.) for the of Fhrrc dollars aud q trty-o ceutS. Hhd iot NuWocr TWO to ptock ! Number Forty (Wsst of the Qnapaw liae,] for tis
 sum of Three dollars and hirty-one cents. and lot
 Numher Three ln block Number Forty { West oC
 the Quapaw Bne.) for the sum ef three dollars sud
 thiriy-oue cents, and lo, number ten in block Bum
 her forsy West ot Inc Quapaw iine,} Tor the sunl
 Of three dollars aud righty-One cents aud Tot nun
 Der eleven in block number forty West of tho Qnu paw line ] for the sum of thrre dal'ars and thirty
 one cents, and lot nnrnbe- twelve in block nufntcr forty tWest oi the Quapaw Ine,1 fos the su'u of five dollars and thirty centA All lying aua bs- - tug situste n the city of iti!s Rock, ArsansHs,
 Therefore. ail persons who can set up any right, i, , title or elam 10 said tracts of land, or any part
 thereof purchased, aud to Hs conveyed as
 aforesaid ia Consequences oi any informslity or ir
 regularity connected with said sale. hereby i called upon to shaw cause If auy they esa, st such
 term of said court why said suIe should he eea ' hrmed, EBENEZER CUMIiNs. B. JoHNsoN Sol
 Little Rock, Feb 26 1850 --25-6w
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The Last New Waltz.

A new waltz has burst upon the astonished dancing world, snd all Paris is in ecstasies--it a: usually is about once a fortnight. It is caed the Scottish Waltz. and IS thus described by the cor respondent of th- Courier des Etats- Uuis:
 ''TiIis step, which is the favor,e ot the En- glish Queen, is union of the waltz. polka and redowa-a gentle baaBcing, with alternate move ments and repose, with pirouattes and slides u i: less iatigui1g than the waltz, animated than the polka. and more graceful than the redows. 1t Is, n word, simple aud charming-a movement Of exquisite grace and ability aud one which pa- rents may ailoY their children to participate in without scrupe.'
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HARDWARE. mAnpwApEff

JUST received and tor sale CAeap for Cash J very extensive lot ol Hardware. coBsistihg Ia part of inc foiowing articles, to-ssii: io.o0a lbs. Axe. fiat. sqlars. foend. band rod and
 Horse shoe Iron. ot al sizes.
 2s see Wagon boxes; a Sieel mills, ssxovset DOS
 Dsz. Coiii'ss Axes genaint 2O0 ihs. Horse shoe'Nsils. No. !, s snAS: 30 kegs cui nail. and
 B'a'ls 50 Piow moulds 5D pr. Trare Chsibes.
 fhth ehs'''s with aud without sitetcbsrs. ta dog
 % Gut Saws.
 Also. Bailit mnslds, Gun wipets, Nipples. BulIit ladies, Fiinss, Gun jocks, Peseassioh caps. kst Tiaps Long and sh or bsndleed Ffyiog pans, spec sclrs, sheeF shears Seisors. Razoss; Pocket Case. Butcher and Mexican Knivss, Fect Asxss; Shoe Hammers, Knives and P,nerrs. Blacksmith Ham m-fs and s.edges; Mtli hles. Butts and serews. besides aTous srtiees in ik,s line, tao numerous To n'er ,ion. A. J. MUTT. Li.tIe Rork. Dee. II. lsI9. --7--A
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Every Evening!

V Bolts Hinges, Taeks, Knives and Forks Pocket-knives, Razors. Blauk Books. Wagon and Gig Whips. Table aaa Tea SpooBs, Walters. Trays Brass Candiesicks. Screws. Pistols, Trace and Hal ter Chains, States. Pencils Saddle Gir,hs, Shovels and Tongs Steel Pens, Travelling Trunks, Powder Fiasks. Flutes, Accordeons, Guns, Curry Combs, Needles, Beads, Ivory and Back Counts, Braces and Bits, Pearl Buttons, Gilt Goods, Hand and Back Saws. Thread Flat and round Bastard Files. Hand saw do Fish Hooks, suahers aud Trays. Carpen. ter's Pincers, Rulers. Measuring Tapes, Shoe. backing, Snuff Boxes Iron Squares, Fry Pans Butcher aad Table S,eels, Shot Deits Cork Screws Carded Cutlery, tSc.
 Feb. 26, ls5U.-25-3w
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JOHN BROWN Is about feet 10 inches high, dark hair, aoout ? y-ars of age, blue gray eyes. wore hsrd-time phiaioons. reund- d-abou, oi siriped cottonade, and coTse osnaburS shirt: the hair on one side Of hs head cut close, and his face is cover ed with irruptions esembiing the chicken rox He weighs about I7j lso lbs, is a stout built inan, and formerly resided in Yell conny. He vas con vIc'ed in Unon co,niy, of the crime o horst ing.
 WILLIAM HARNESS about % years of age } feet 6 inches bie, fair compexion, gray eyes stout built, light hsir, wore haTd-tiInes paniaoons str'ped cotton Touni about, coarse, osHabnfg shirt and the hair on oDeside of his head is cut very short lie was from indelegdence county. where he wa cohvlcted oi the etme of borse- aiiug.
 Little Rock, Fed 26, 1850. 26-tf.
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NOTICE.

DYvIRrUE ola deed of trust executed 10 me by ID Alden Sppese, and SaphSOnia s.. his wife, bearing dsts the SweRty-seeond day of November, 4. D. l6s3. and shiy recorded in the office of the Recorder In and f PuIaski eeupty, In the S.ste oi Arkansas, vii, on the eighth day Of June, fs50 sell. at pubic auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. at tho cnrt house doeF of Puask eoanty Arkansas. betweea the hours of ten o'ciock in the forenoon, and thee o'clock, in the afternoon, of said day, IOs naAr me, ia bloek or sqssye number thyee, ,weat of the Quapew LBe.) In the city of Little Rock. togeder with the houses and buildings thereon the ssid ot being that npon which the late Dr. Alden HpFagve. formerIUFesided
 JAMES MoVICAR, Trustee.
 by ELIAs N. CoSwAy. Ais Attorney ia Jact. Little Rock. hhfci. 5. 1850 26--tf
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NOTICE.

' HEREBY notify all persons who may wish to purchase lots GdjOiMtag the city of Little Rock, not to make selections the north west fractional quarter of section three, of township enc north, range twelve west
 This isndis ln my actual possession. and has been for The last twelve years and conceive and assert that Mir. B-bee, the heirs of the late Col Ash ley, have ouly the PTstence oi 'iile, and are no way competent to control or dispose of if.
 The courts of the county open 10 them for he prosecution of their rights and lu no other ma- ner can they avail themselves of the property in question. II. N. RECTOR.
 Feb. 19, 1850. 2I-3m
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sELLFNG OFF AT COST :.

LN MARCUS, wishing to lay in an entire new -IL. assortment of goods, will dispose of his pres enlkstock at Cost Prices.
 He has Froek aud Dress Goats; Plain and Color. ed Panlaloous; Vests of all kinds and qualities Shirts; Drawers; Ilaadkerchiefs general veriety of rnen's and boys clothing of all kinds. As he does not intend 10 keep them on hand, those whe wish to buy cheap, would do we'll to call early al Marcus on Main street, three doors north of the Town Branch.
 All persons indebted 10 the subscriber by hl Roie or account, desired 10 call and settle before the lst March next, by so doing they will svo ad- .ditioaaI costs
 Little Rock, Jan 2, Is50-ls-6
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STAE OP ARKANSAS.

To oil whom Hes Presents shall come -GREErIxc: XETHEREAS, has been made krown 10 the w thai, on Thursday, the 2lst dsy oi February, William Harris aEt John Brown--two convicts in the Peniteniiary [" this State, made their escape, and now running at large
 Now. therefore John Sel,len Roane. Governor of the State of Arkansas. by vftne of the authority in vested. do b,reby ofFrr reward of Two hun dred dollars, oDeundred dollars for each or either oi the aforesaid colvicts, to any person who may apprehend he saldWiliiam Harris and John Brown, and deliver them, pr either of them, 10 the keeper of the penitentiaryof this State at Little Rock, in order that the snience oi the courts in these Instances may be executed.
 la testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
 hand, and cmsed the seal of said State 10 be H.. s.l affixed, at Little Rock, on the 26h dsy oi
 February, 4 D. ls5a,
 JOHN SELDEN R0ANE. By the Governor
 D. B. GREER, Secretary of Slate.
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FOR SALE, Valuable Cotton Lands
Total acres in Chico, county. 2. .29I g
 LANDS IN DREW COUNTY.
NTH TIED IN TEE SriTE 0f aRKlNSAs,

Total acres ia Drew CO.,, 2,240
 ALSO, the following LOTS In the
 CITY OF LITTLE ROcK: BIock eighty six ts6) S0D feet square, aad Let one D a block seventy ytlree t75), 69 by iJe t-et in extent. ia the city of Little Rsrk. hoth ei whic, places have dwelling houses and other improve inenis thereon. and please sy mud eisgibly sit uAted The above described Tracts ef Land sud Town Lots. offered for ssL Spon the asost favorable terns. For particulars afpiy 10
 THOMAS LAYTON.
 No 75 CAartes mtest, Nesr Oyi,sns. or l. R. LINCOLN. iiuie Rock, Ark New Orleans, Jan g, IS50--7-s2-tf