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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

VIRGINIA CAMEL COAI-FROM THE PEY-
TON MlNES-The subscribers having been appoin lei
Agents for the sale of this beautiful Coal Informs he citizens
that in receipt of five boat loads which are
offered for sale by the load or in lots 70 suit purchasers This
coal can be seen al the boats loot of ST. esph street,
Office and the Office of the Crescent. For further paTcu
lars respecting it, apply TO
fy9i sTI Tsn,p'stsa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IAGES-The subscribers have
~ now hand large and welseected assOrt n SIS n
ment of ARRiAGS, and are constantly recelv- E1fS~
ing from the hest Northern Manufactures, eVeTy-SA1
cali A. WOODRUFF & CO.,
ana 6md&VV 105 st. Charles street
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IF The following statement is from worthy and we!
known citizen. Mr.. Miar has been for several years Di-
of the Public Schools and has held various offices of
honor and responsibility;
PHILADELPHIA, September 10, 1884 month or more
since, attacked with obstinate hacking cough, WHICH
resisted the common remedies such paregoHc and sGus.
and other ordinary medicines. Dr. Davss Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved in few doses and three
fourths of bottle entirely cured My mother, who
troubled with abua cough and has been regularly taking
squi and paregOnc has been taking Dr. DAVIS smeicne for
few days past and her cough is mot half bad as
before she commenced taking it.
THOMAS MILLAR, Al Race street.
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General Agents for
the South and West, ]. WRIGHT & co,
No. 1871 Charities street, New Orleans;
Where all orders must be addressed, dit
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Retail Agencies...
Ruste s. Paddock, ITO Poydras steet;
J. p. Barbot, 1872 TchoupltOulas street;
Hare L. Co., corner OF Magazine and Felicity streets;
p l.. Massey corner of Camp and Graver streets;
Sckes u Co., Canal street, near ChaItres;
j. A. Florat, New Basin
Asa Curtis, Canoton La;
John Noelkel, Lafayee;
J. Llado, n Condo street
Inhn I. Stnnles. 20 Cnmn street hnlS I'm
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PRIVATE BOAHDING.......NO 10 Natche1 81
MISS ANN HALLETT, Cate of the FRANKLIN
~ hoqpsk Mobile, bess leave to inform her Friends @
anu 11 NE fnhlo that she has opened PRIpaJE Esl
nTtOIhDLNG HOUSE, No, 10 ate he sire e I, -
ne Rouse mas been newly furnished and with Terms to suit
le tnes, and determination make her Boarders com
IOtaDe, she hopes shhre nntrnnage nl2 ly
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:" A'S = ' ' j. Il. MILLER. U. S. A.


NEwYoRK, Jan. g. 1850
Mezsrs SANDS Gentlemen. have great pleasure in
knowledging TO you the great benefit have received from
the Of your SaTsapaTla. subject of pulmonary DIS.
made to Europe bat while there continued
TO be afflicted. A few weeks after returns seized
and prosaticn Of strength that followed, with the
traoted difficulty of respiration entirely relieved by the
OF your SsIsaparla which consider important
and truly valuable discovery in the healing feel that
hays for fourteen years enjoyed good health pre-
sent. Very gratefully yours, s. Il. SAYMORE.
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| RILOXI HOUsE-The public IS respectfully informed
ID that this establishment will be opened for the -
reception OF visitors the 10Th inst Attached the f,H
| House will be found BAR and ILLIARD -LsaalA4-
ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
| STABLES The table will be always supplied with the
decaces of the Sea Coast and the New Orleans market
The large Lawn and the great number of Shade Trees
rounding the House. make this Hotel the des able for
families of any along the Coast. Persons wishing to
will please address the undersigned and send
| their communications by boat - -
| myl1d&W JOHN w. NIXON.
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.

OF its virtues My wife had been affected for long with
weakness and pain in the breast; the of this medicine
short time entirely relieved her The symptoms would, after
time recur, and all the relief speedy as
in the first place 1t is months since she has been
free Of the affection. consider and recommend most
valuable medicine. Its genng effect has been great
in addition relieving the breast Swallow 70 Water st.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5 IS4-I feel free recOmm ., Dr.
Dayss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my eI=ncs
of its beneficial effects have been for
time past subject attacks Of splitting blood attended with
weakness Of the breast and sensation the stomach.
accompanied with dyspepuc symptoms Last having
attack OF it, recommended by acqu nance who
had been cured by Dr. Dayss Syrup, idso, and
relieved by it in less than one bottle Its apparent good
effects were immediate.
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PLANTERS HOTEL NEW ORLEANS - The
undersigned begs leave to inform the public that IL
ne designs keeping the above establishment all f.A
summer, ana that he will accommodate at very -1as
edueed rate those who wish to locate permanently. Fami
he especially, who wish excellent and good table,
on me best terms that be had the city, would do well
70 eau Immediately; also, gentlemen who simply wish Board
without odglngl will be charged exceedingly low
my7 SIN NJ MURRAY
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fY- Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. b.
D. BANDS, Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street. cor
ner Of William, New York, Sold also by Druggists gene
rally throughout the United States and the Canadas Price
81 per bottle; six bottles for e5
~ For sale by sICKLES & co, n; JARVIS y co;
and r. P. DUCAGE. NewOrleans JOSEPH TUCKER,
Moblsi COSTA 4 CO., Montgomery; L. g AMQTES
CO., Donaldsonvle; and .. o. WOODMAN, Vicks
hing. mYl 3aMdNW
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EEYPTIAN EYE BALSAM,

n COHEN, having had 30 years experience offers the
~ above infaible remedy for all Diseases per- 6S
tanning the EYE Ophthalmia, of five years KSSTSSc
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye ~8J%
of years, cured in 10 weeks man of this city, -
being blind for MONTHS restored to the sight of
eye three weeks gentleman who always used specs for
So years, by using only drop, enabled read the
newspaper without them by candlelight hours after. In
ammaton of days cured by single DROP Ii gives
bnliancy TO the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
~ Nos. POS PHILIPPA street, near Hevia, and y ST.
CHARLES street. apl7 1y
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CTAR TOWBOAT LINE r.
y ANGLO-SAXON, g7AkAATrr--
ANGLO-NORMAN, asz11z@s=s1az1
ANGxI MA NTERl(tAN.

ITO NON-RES IDENT OWNERS OF LANDED
l. Property in Men Orleans and Jdtdyette.-The under
signed oilers his services AGENTIhe more particularly
TO attend TO Assessment OF Tax Rate and II rendered
just valuationRent Buildings and Lo-Draw out agree
OF Lease-COllec Rens-Pay Taxes and transact all
business OF that for reasonable compensation;
Refers t0Aex Grant, Jas; ?. FreTet, Cbas- A. Jacobs,
j. u. Lavillebenvre, Sam J. Peters, Robt. Stark.
TH0S ID. HAILES, Real Estate Broker,
tnv4 I'm III Common
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IN OFFERING to the public this new and
Il for CONS UJMPTIOJV, BRONCHITIS, aST'HhH,
COUGHS, COLDS, ete, we append few notices OF the
character and efficacy of the incidence Numerous testmO
mails may be seen in pamphlet for distribution at the agency
which invited to obtain may be proper 10 say
that Dr. d. eminent practising physician Of twelve years
standing, grhdnne of the University of Pennsyvania.
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SEGARs-l5O, coo choice and medium qualities Seg
- for sale by |. w. ARTHUR & co.
my7 Is and % New T,eVs
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ENRANKLIN HOUSE, BILOXI-The subscribers
Il having leased the above we'll known establishment "a
beg leave to say that the house has been thoroughly ~
repaired and painted. The house spacious and the .
rooms comfortable aOrmg every convenience for persons
wishing to enjoy themselves during the Summer The Bath
Houses good The well known character of the House.
and the locality of Biloxi for Sea Bathing speak them.
selves The propneors pledge themselves that neither
or expense shall be spared to make she comfortable.
The table will be at all times well supplied with the best the
market Affords together with fish and oysters every variety
The bar will be supplied with the very best of Liquors. all
which have been selected with great The house will
be opened on the 20th instant.
Sy
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NEw0RLEANs, Nov. II, 1870
Mesns. sands Gentlemen take the liberty of sending
letter. which be Of Importance to those who
suffering Us have done. received great benefit from your
sasapsnIa, having beencuEed of malady after suffering
1r yeas hereby eheerully certify to the good effect OF
your medicine and hope God will ward you for all tie
good you have dome A chronic cough had ormented me
day and night and repeated attacks Of fever had induced me
10 believe hat should die with consumption One day.
while suffering violent attack OF burning fever, friend per-
Buaded me TO Try bottle OF incompatible medicine
to tell the truth, had confidence in it.. finally pur-
chased bottle and by its and the help Of God
stored 10 better health than had enjoyed for SIX years
but bless the author OF this valuable medicine
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WAR EIi0UsE.
IN Nos y and 20 GrGUier street. 81 sgx Il
CARRIAGES and HARNESS of every CsS& -3sssssg
description always on hand For sale low Ss51s|ts59"
S)rngs Axes Lamps, Bands, Cloths, Leather Lace and
Vamsh. [mhl3 6md&Wl Il. w. HALE 4 LUM.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

FfNtNSf CONN NAhAAs
TENHE subscribers have opened Depot of the Orleans
Il Steam Corn Mills, at the COAL YARD, corner Of 81.
Charles and Julia streets, where orders for fresh Ground
Corn Meal, Gris, Cracked Corn, and Oh Cake VIII be
p' mig Il "'''"N'" w. s. w. THOMPSON 81 co.
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SECOND ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
South Carolina Institute,

OPEN ON TIE 18Th NOV'R. NEXT.
The second annual FUR vf tho South Carroll.
ma iIsiitu'e for the promotion &c Art, Nrechuni.
cal Ingenuity, &c. will be held in Charleston.
opening on tho 18th November, and to continue
during ii,e week.
specimens Of every branch of Industry arc
earnestly solicited. "rcmiu,ns will he nwnr,],,l.
for the best specimens, II Silver Medal for the
next best: n Diploma. For Original Inventions
suitable prrfninm, at the discretion Of the
judges.
selection will bc made oftl,c best specimen
OF Mechanism and tho Ars--of Cotton, Rice
Sugar. Tobacco, Corn, Whent Flour. Rosin
nnd Inrmninc---an,i sent To tho Worlds Fair
I" he held in London in the Spring Of 1851.
n large md C0InnknlioIis building lius bren
selected for the Exhibition, and every attention
VIII bc paid to the reception and cnr, Of articles
sem! to- the Fair. All articles must be directed
to L.. NJ. liATCH. Chairman of Committee of
arrangements. and l,e delivered By ,i. Ilth Of
November.
Communications addressed 10 JAMES II. 'r,y
Lon. Chairman Of Committee on Corrcspond
cnGe. viii mcct with prompt attention
The Hon JOS. II. I.UMPkIN, of Georgia
vii! deliver tie Annual Address on T,ns1,,y
night. thu 18th November
Arrangements have been made will, the Sou,h
nr0linn Rail Road COMPANY. su let ali ur,;clcs
Intended for tin FAIR. return fire. Of charp,
:, WIN. GREGG, Preside nj,
r. &. JONES. Secretary.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue OF snndry Executions to NC
directed, will be sold ut Sumter Court house
on the first Monday aud day following in
Angrs' next, within TIC lcgal hours Of sale
TO tho highest bidder, fur CASH, the following
property. Purchasers to oJny for titles: :
OIc negro, lcv-ic,l on us the properly Of
w. L. Brogdou, at The a,tit Of T.. 4. ]. Ga.
ry, Admn',or.
One Barotcli and Harness. levied on MS
the property Of &. ID. Gayle, n: the suit of
S. =, Farr,r and others.
HARVEY SKINNER, S. S. d.
July -, 1918
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ExTRAoRDrSART BALLOON ASCENSION.
a Paris letter Of 9Th instant, published
IN tho New York Courier, saws:
Yesterday was witm 81, as was all
Paris, Of balloon ascension, which was
perhaps unique in the history of nrosta.
uon: Margot asccnded in 1920, mounted
upon a stage but both Ire and stag were in
an ordinary car. Yesterday, Nj. Poitcvin
asccnded rs, on horseback, and without a car.
The horse, fine and spirited young white
ahl'nai' was suspended beneath the balloon,
IN the place usually occupied by the car
Bands passed beneath the belly and we'll
secured, loft the animal in an easy position,
with the legs free. Mr.. Po;tevin, clothed
as Jockey, mounted the horse, which was
saddled and bridled in tho ordinary manner,
and gave orders to cut loose Tie horse
seemed 10th to quit his mother earth, and
demonstrated littlo when nc found that he
was being taken off Of his feet. But once
IN arr ne became as motionless as though
nc had been struck with paralysis. He
must in fact, have been not little aston
IshetI, and it Was probably that astonish.
incnt WHICH struck him dumb and motion
iess. They moved offand up rapidly, now
ND now scen amid the clouds in 4 north
east direction. We have not yet had ac
counts of tho decent, and do not know
whether it was happily and safely affected"
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NEW GOODS,
.Eust Received by Brown, Eco

.Eust Received by Brown, Fec
G& Coz,
WIIiCII THEY Will SELL. As LowsAs CAN
BE PURCHASED THIS SIDE OF CHARLESTON.
EVERY variety Of DRY GOOB4s, consist.
ing Of
black and coloretl Alpacas,
Hack and colorcd l}arcgc,
I'lain and corded Silk Tissue,
White aud colorcI Nfuslins.
Ginghnms and NIislins do, Chnmbray do,
black ltaitin and Silk Crnyat,
Ladies' Silk do
H,nrnbrIc and Muslin Elging and Inserting,
Book Muslin nnd Swiss do,
Ileachcd and Brown Shirtings,
Eyc!y variety of Gents and ladies Gloves,
Nliits. &C..
White, Black, and colorcd Hose,
Irish and Brown Linens and lawns
English, French anu American Prints,
Furniture do,
Bird Eye Diaper, Russia do,
Dowlas, Flax and Cotton Osrnburgs,
Fur. Rnnnn,n, Leghorn, and Palm Leaf
Hats,
Boots and Shoes of every variety,
Books and Stationary,
Erorkcry, Hardware and Cutlery,
Brown and Eoaf Sugars.
Coffee. N1onsscs. Tea. Powder and Shot
Spnnish and American Scgars,
ilnisns. Figs. Dnies, Amunds,
Sofia and Wine Crackers
A iiuc lot North Carolina Bacon and Lard.
carron Ware, Iron and Salt.
May %
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NOTICE,

81 The subscriber would respectfully in
9skG form his friends and the public general
ly, that he is prepared to do all manner of
WORK i'll his line Of business; having OBJ
tanned the services Of geod workman to
assist him..
Repairs Of Watches, Clocks, &C., LETT
with him, will be done in a neat ,r,ul work .
Inanlike manner.
sW' All Jobs warranted.
FREEMAN IIOfT.
July 81 10 81
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From tho Georgetown Republican.

TsTbc vegetable phenomenon spoken OF in
the following article, as having occurred
iast year in portions of Tennessee, and
again this year in the same State, is now to
be seen in some locations on the Pee Dec
IN this State--particuiarly on the lower or
eastern end Of Shows Island. On this Is
land tho ."cane brakes" are extensive, fur
r'siItflg abundant winter pasturage Tor cat.
tie. The cane this scasoir, VIC understand,
has run to seed as tic expression is, and Is
bearing large quantities OF grain resembling
OTIS. The hogs dcvour this fruit vcrv
grcedily and fatten upon it. What will he
the future cffcct:of tlIis seeding upon these
same brakes for$the purpose OF pasturagc,
we are not prepared to determine. Moth
ing OF the kind has ever before come under
\ our observation.
q. Vegetable Phenomenon. About this time
last year the canc upon several Isands in
s;tlie rivers Of East Tcnnessce was discover.
ed TO DO producing small grains Which very
much reseinbled rye, both rs to size and
shape. grew in heads and was covered
with chatf like that Of wheat. The pro.
duct'on was then considered remarkable,
and SO unusual that not even ",hc Oldest in
habtant' had ever seen ANYTHING of the
kind. The conjecturcs respecting the
cause OF Tie appearance OF this unusual
grain were very numcrous-many ncrsons
(and some Of them skilled in botanic learn
ina) supposed that the cane had, by some
means, been Inoculatcd with wheat.
This year we arc tol. that the cane
throughout East Tennessee is bearing in al
most incredible quantities the same grain.
at some places il would not be difficult is
%CpN %Ctp ctt az sniucll5pf twenty five or thirty
~ y 7 gE,els tler nc ere-S Some persons owning
Sra c lands layc already gatsssr~d large
quantitics Of t Q grain, wl,icl, they find
makes flour equal in appearance to that of
wheat, and equally an paIatatle when cook.
ed in the form of cakes. &c. Hogs and
fowls cat the grain as i, falls from the cane
with the same grcedncss that they dcvo,lr
any other small grain. Another re,narka
bic feature about tlIc matter is, that so soon
7Sgys tho grain begins to mature tho cane be-
FN3ns to die, and the Indications now are that
all The cane in East Tennessee will die OH,
this season.
1t has been suggested to us that the far
'ncrs, by collecting this seed, might SOW
1t upon their woodlands, and thus have cx-
celent cane pastures for their stock, as
there can be little doubt but that the grain
will germnate. especially in moist lands
Knocksriiie Register.
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Sumterville and Claremont
SINCE. AAAy,

Mla4@5-s,-. O. The subscriber respectfully an.
MEN sS,a. nonncrs to the Travelling Pub.
nc thai his Stage leaves Sum,ervilc every morn.
ing Mt clock. Except Sunday nnd arrives M
inrcmhnt III time for the cnrs for Charleston.
Leaves same day iaiter the arrival Of the cnrs
from Char!esi'r'l and arrives at .Sum,ervile nj
O'Clock.
\. B;--iiaring procured the services of his
'"rmcr Driver. Mr.. l.. ID. HOPE. can assure all
VINO patronlzc his stage, snf. and expeditions
Passage.
p. VI. BUTLER
April u, 1850 % #
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Look Sharp !!
DRY Goods and Groceries

Just rc>clVed By Eatc atrial IRON
Charleston, a fresh Stock of
DRY Goods and Groceries,
Consisting III part rs follows:
Ladies AMI Gen,lemcn's Shoes, Of va
r"us descriptions Misses and Childfcns
do; line assortment OF Hats and Cans
Tor Summer; also, Coffee; Sugar; Mo
laSsos; Cider Vinegar; Candles; No. |
Mackcrcl; Picked Pork Salt; Water
Buckets; fine large Broon,s Spice; Pep
per; Cloves; Ginger; Mace; also, A fine
lot of Tin Ware; all OF which will he sold
low for cash tradc-hv
McROY & JONES,
Opposite Wm Webb's n. Y, Store,
May |, lS5o.
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Notice.

Co,-rar'ncrship has this day been formed by
the ,',icrsisnc,i. for The transaction Of FAC
TOR A:E AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
umlcr the title Of WM. " I.AWTON a. co.
WM. NJ. LAWTON
M Il WAINWRIGHT BACOT.
- WN y. TAYLOR,
JOSEPH L. DILL.
Office l3 Southern Whnrf
thnfIi'. IN, ;. Z, July LIST. 1850. 31.3l
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HIsbSi.
Negro Shoes,

! hc subscriber has made arraugcn7rn,s for
thc manufacture "f from F"nr to Five thousand
pairs "t the abo.c artic!. ~ IA. FALL. For
reference ns thi'iHlty, II" would respectfully
rrhr persons who INA! be- disposed ~ purchase
of him. tp iluSc IS iIn pa,ro,,izcI him I,., y,.,r
AS to price. h. Will guarantee tlrn, is low Ms
cnn be afforded.
NIay22 2if ]. MORGAN
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N q Y Nc Y. /.

The subscriber respectfully inform. his cus,n
n'rrs and the community nt large, that he has
lus' received n large assortment Of CLOTHS.
CASSlMERES. DRAP U'ETES and VEST
lNGS of nll descriptions together with "A large
stock of Spring and Summer
Ready Made Clothing,
all OF which. will be solo! low for cash. or IN
lHInctGai cnst"mors; please call and examine for
yourselves.
.hnr 20 ID. J. WlNN
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n M0HASEx


., IL, subscriber has Removed his FURNI
TtRE WAREROOM To Mr.. \. ]. Moses new
building tp.sInrs) where he will keen con-
stan''y on hand, general assortment Of Fur.
eTSrS.Sss niinrc. consisting in part Of
SaxSs.s,sSassslIsEe ss.s,sasle Dressing Burr,,,ls, Plain and
et@1-~HzssIS Marble Top, Sofas and Di-
vans. Foot Stools, U,inn,ans. Wardrohcs, uInn
ana Mahogany. Candle stands. Dining, Tea
anu Work Tables. Centre do. Curlrd Nlapl,,
h'Sh @ ana low post lsr'lsicnds, Mahogany do (:
Office. Sitting. Nursing and Rcckiu., Chuirs nt
every description.
Furniture made and repaired 1T The shor,cs,
notice.
der. W. W
ne subscriber ~ prepared to furnish Blinds
SASH and Doors at Charleston Prices
lie viii continue his WORK SHOP nj ;l,c
VA stand, where all 'r,iers IN his line will h,.
r'lnctually attended to-
:, DAM. S. SARGENT.
may 10 % If
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Great Bargains!
SCfitn. off at First Cost,

The stllIscril~r intending Ii move e; Charles.
Ton. oilers his present stock nf Goods fir sal. ut
fiKHi COST. consisting Of wrff selected
STOCK "' D'y Goods, GToccricS, nnh Crmkcry-
T0rC.
E.% Persons dcsirnus nf purchasing Cheap.
would ,lo we'll /" call and examine for them.
selves.
HUBERT CROGHAN.
Sumrrvillr, July 10 37-3
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For Sale,

y valuable plantation containing nine
hundred and eleven acres, situa,e,, m
CiAremont County, about seven miles from
SuintcrvIllc, on the public road leading from
Snm'crvil!c To the Swimming Pens. There
IS on the place COOL Dwelling House.
Kitchen, Snokc-llousc, Stables, Corn
House &c. All in good repair For terms
apply TO S'am!. J. Rradior,lJ. W. Dargan or
The Subscriber on the plantation.
WM VAUGHAN.
Nov. II 1910 4 n
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Beef Beef

The Subscribers are killing Beef i,'lc best the
District Will a!ir three Times :. week VIZ -
Tuesday. Thursday auh Snturluy AMI Viii Xii
i* "!t''n :S required iosmppiy tn" irnaul
fricrS according t" ,l!. times quality. p,Ial,.
thy. &c. Accounts payable once II month
T.. PRINc;l.E X co.
Jnly3 81 II.
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A. F. Allen,
MNNN&E,

The subscriber VIII rent for the cnsninr
year, on r"osonlhc terms, The residence
OF The lat" -, +. WylcS, Esq. in Stare
bnrg.-on the premises arc a comfortable
Dwelling ilousc and ali necessary Bald
mgs. with about Twenty Acres of Land
attached there TO, containing a complete
Tan Yard il fuI! operation
VI. y. WNLES, A1Drr.
Slatcburg, lst January, 1850. 10 It
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.,,s,.A,.,,, IN EQUITY.
Mclean rs, w. A.. Coiclohgh, Adnr. OF Chas.
Mclean.
BILL.
It Is ordered, On n,oiibn'of Mayrant g. Rich
aIdson, defendants Solicitors, that the creditors
of the late Charles Mclean, be required to es-
tablish their demands ip this Court ON or before
the first day Of October next; and ii,at The
Commissioned give notice Of this order by nd.
verising the same on tho Court Huuxe door
until the expiration Of the said period, and by
publishing ii in one of the papsrs ofthis Dis
October ncyt.
BENZ. I. DUNKIN.
Jnne 4 1850
Flic above Is a true copy, this 9Th June. 1850.
JOHN 4. MILLER, Com.
June II SO e1,yid