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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
POLITICAL.
From the Nash, lille Union.
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From the Nashville Union.
TYPES.
Clicl-nliek,
Go the type in the ssiirk."
The, glue in together with ominous sound ~.
A. swiftly the hand ,Lat collects thsm gae, round
And arranges them finn in he ''s,iek.'
chek-ehek
Ciick-ciiek
See them in the stick,
what wonderful things they now, as they sit;
t,ae masnen, It's tire, and then 1t is wit
= unr,eaning. whei sagle--comhinsd, then they hit
terrible blow with ihei, eliek-ei,ek-
Inpui,ng tsru up in the "stiek,"
Ciiek--cliek,
Clck-clieL
See them no IN the ss,iek "
To the Thief assassin they sorrow he,iie,
And the wealthy orpressor in vain tire ioghde
Avs, from the clicking--the World cannot hide
Him, away iron the ,oand oi thai oiek click
IL putting up ;,pes in the ''siiel
Ciiek-eliek.
Click-clifk.
A. they 90 in the s..tisk.n
See guilt at the sound with wage Of night,
Rceoilng from sell By day OF bt night,
As il views with suspicion each method Il aishii
But it never ran flee from that click -elirk,
Click-elick
Click click
See the types in the estiekp
Monsrcbs and King. their approaches dread
They know that with Liberty ttpes have bren wed,
And Visions. ticv see, ofther throne. hioo1-rtd,
A. thev trembling bow al the eri=-cllck,
Oi putting up types an the stick"
Cliok-elieh.
Ciiok-eliel
See them IN the as'ick
~ the uiilughtla lamp. or the hfpad san light,
still ever they 'ie working with power and nigh,
While their voices, from despa., demanding lac Tgh
Isluder, somewhat than the elifk-elek,
OF Pnit.ns the type, Ia hi "stlek"
Click-clisk.
Clich-eliek'
&c them hrn in the strk-
Their loud voices, crhene sound through tho world,
At the sound the bright banner al lfeedom'- unurod,
" hercver 'tis heard. there the tsrants hurried
From Their power, 10y tho sound 81 hat click -eek,
OF putting The type. ia ths "suak"
Cliek--ehek.
Cek-eliek.
Gors the types in the estirk"
State, ruler, aud monareties paelss and King
III poet the painter the minstrel that sings,
Have most "hply horror ol these hiile things
OF the noise that the, make With thr,r eoh-ei''k
when setting them ntot 'sliek.n
Cllck-oheki
Click-cek.
Goes the types in the 'ss,iek .
To the good AMI the jas-and all the nations around,
"'ro tho OF mankind and where virtues abound,
With high ,hrobbmg hearts, there, IS welcomed tA
sound
And he noise that IA made by the clirk-click
OfPutmg the types in tho "stick"
Click click
II W. r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
IN CIIANCFRY

I he defendants, Samuel Mead, Sth Mead, Elizabeth
Jewell, llyonctia Sullivan, Gay and Mary his vile
formerly Mary Mead, having entered their appearance
aud given security according TO the Act Of Assembly the
rules oil thu, Court and appearing 10 he satisfaction OF the
Court that they not inhabitants OF this Common
ordered that the said do appear here fourth
Monday in June next aud the bills the plaintiffs
and that copy of tins order be forthwith inserted in the
lynrlbmrg Nrginian, paper published in the town of
ynchburg Tor two months succesively posted the
front door of the Courthouse OF this county.
A copy teste,
prili-w2m. JNO. r. SfEPTOE, c. b. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
STAGE AND RAIL ROAD LINE
Asa8
From Lynchburg to niehmond and Northern

From Lyuchburg to Richmond and Northern
cities
rl,ilIs line leaves 1gnebag Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday msning. al \ NJ arrives in chsrottesv vile
same evening, where passengers having ul nights rest,
taking pas the al Central Rail Road srrive at
The iunction (to brcakias connecting with the Northern
train from Richmond arrives IN Washington City at and
Blliimorcs at T. NJ, twenty tnr hours IA advance Of
tahcr line. Passengers for Richmond arrived by II
a'elck Passengers are insured regular connection and
accommodations OF the fri order and superior Troy
Coaches have been put upon the Road with Drivers
ard Horses equal 20 any In Virginia.
Passengers from the suthN will find this the cheap
Line they 81 IN fare and get iperio
commodaiions.
Farr from l.ynclbutg to Richmond, only s..
HAMMER & fiEisKELf., Contractors.
March 2I--wSm
Iynehblrg Republican tinca.tle Valley wing and Alb
ingdon Nisgn'an viii cnpy week FOR month"; and
= account, 20 this otlire
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25

-- admir- of WIN. Mitchell, decd, Robert Otey
ex'or of Isaac Otey, decd James Bullock, sheriff of Camp
bell county, and such administrator OF C. Clark deed,
Booker Preston surviving trustee OF VIM Mitchell, Ben
iamin A. Donald George Noble and (;iels M. his wife,
Wm Terry VIM Saunders, Amistead Otey, late sheriff OF
Bedford and such administrator OF Thomas Moore
Decd Henry Huntington sergeant OF the Corporation OF
1ynchbure and such administrator de bons Of John
Moore decd and the Henry Huntington, &c.
and such administrator de bons OF Benjamin Perkins
decd, Dehs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25

NEW CONCERN.
yI'HE subscribers have formed co-parnershp for the
i purpose OF doing general
Grocery Il Commission Business,
under the style and firm oil AGREE x McCLANAHAN
Our stock of Groceries, Liquors, Domescs, sSc will be
found at all times large and well selected Consgnment of
Flour, Wheat, Tobacco, &c, will be promptly attended to
Nhe particular attention of John C. McClanahan will be
given hatpa of the busness Goods received and for
waided and nocharge drayagc Thankful for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended TO in former
and Individually, would respectfully solicit contin
uancc. IHpS. q. AGREE,
JOHN &. McCLANAHAN.
INnchhnrg. Jan 3. 1S50--ts
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The defendant Robert w Crenshaw no, having entered
his appearance and given security according to the act of
Assembly aud rules OF this cout and it appearing
the satisfaction of ha court that he is resident the
commonne Of Virginia the motion oil the plaintiffs,
by ordered that the said Robert w. Crenshaw
do appear before the Justices of the said Court at the court
house Of Bedford county, the fourth Monday in May
next, and the bin OF the plaintiffs: and that copy
OF this order be forthwith published in spaper pr-
ted in the town oil ynch5urg for two mont lis ssvey,
and posted the front door OF the courthouse OF this county
copy-Tese,
JNO. II. STEPTOE, C. b. C.
-,,0,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
ANTHONY & EMERs SONS
DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHURN.

1--WE attention OF all i'aymcn and persons interested III
good butter is solicited examination the merits
OF the above invention feeling confident that n,estl
CATION and trial Will be pronounced the practical and
common tlpn brought before discriminating
public The abundant Testimonials, the universal approba
ton, and the spontaneous Acknowledgements OF all who
the Chorn in operaon examine its principles furnish
n ptoof ul It's merits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
.NUsPri6yS and E'rOciSi0ssS FOR. the Ca
nal and Rail Road

WE have in and shall receiving every few days.
w large stock OF Bacon Lard, Flour, Molasses Mack
erei Cod Fish, Sugar. Coffee, Nails, Steel lron nupont
Blasting Powder Safety Fuse, Sc, which will be sold low
and on accommodating terms. Give call before purcha-
sing. TINSIEY & TAYLOR.
Aurll l5-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25

NTIRGINIAAt rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Count of Law and Chancery, for the
town of Lynchbmg, on the 9th day OF March, 1850
Thomas II. Saunders and Gistavus A. Saunders,
tors OF David Saunders, decd, plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25

NIRGINlA--At Court held for Bedford county. at
the Courthouse the 25ih day OF February, 1850.
Stephen c. Hart and Frances his wife, formerly France
Crenshaw; Samuel Mcdaniel and Eliza his WIFE, formerly
Eliza Crenshaw; Thomas Campbell and Martha his wife
formerly Martha Crenshaw; Mary Lucy Crenshaw, and
Priscilla Crenslaw, Plaintiffs,
against
Robert w. Crenshaw, Emma S. Crenshaw and Eliza
beth Crenshaw, Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25

4 faneis w thompson, Plan,ia
against
Absalom Williams, administrator de bons non 3, III a.
will annexed of LemuG Mead deceased; the same A., ne
Williams, administrator of Mary Mead, deceased. and ,h
same Absalom Williams, in his right and Lucy NJ
wife, formerly Lucy j. Mead; John Bates, Samuel B,te
William Bates, Lewis Bates, Dmsy Bates, Susan Bate
John Arthur and Lucy his wife, formerly Lucy Rates,
George Sone and Elizabeth his vile, formerly Elizabet
Bates Elijah 1. Murphy and Emily his wife, formerly Fmi
" Bates; Elias Newman and Martha his wife Il rme,y
Martha Bates; Wlliamil Stewart, Emily e. Stewart Jane
A. Stewart and John Stewart children OF Mary Stewart
formerly Bates Alfred, Elem, and Lemue Bates, children
of lemuel Bates deceased he last whom are in
fanis under twentvone ofage) Nancy IL Mead Sam.
nel Mead St Mead, Elizabeth Jewell Dyonciia Sullivan
- Gay and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Mead,
Def
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25

James Bullock trustee for e. Clark Bowling Clark admir-
oil Henry Clark, Decd and trustee of James c. Norman,
Adam Clement late Sheriff OF Campbell county and such
administration of c Mnnruan lrrd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
BACON. BACON.

IT. r ECElNEn. 2o,ooo lbs superior Bacon .uitabl,
- Ia. families, and ior sale hv RtI l. TINSIIN
MAJ Il Opposite GREGORY RuysE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
C6ck--eliels

See them in the stick,
What wonderful things they are now, as they SUI
0ae manen, It's satire, and then IT Is wit -
unu,eaning. whea siagle--eomhned, then the, hit
terrible blow with thei1 eliek-ei,ei-
Inpu,ting tlism up in the "siiek,'
Click click,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25

TYPES
Clck-nliek,
Go the type in the "s,ick."
The, glue in together with ominous sound L
A. swiftly the hand that collects them gees round
And arranges them fam in he s.stiek"
Cliek-ehfk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
FOR SALE.

.lHCf(ON Sales.
Nv viii sell al our auction Tuesday and Fri
w day night, without regard weather. Broad Cloths
tassineres Nesings SILK Cravas, silk Pocket Handker-
chiefs Pdnta'on Stuhs Hardware, Cutlery Sc sc
Clocks, Watches gold and silver, Spool Cotton Pins Sc
~. MoSBl & iIOhCOMBE.
April i5-ts Au,tionccys
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
DIR, KUHL'S MEDICINE.

,cl : !. '''' - WNfERuousr 4 POTTER
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List of vessels In Port Not Cleored.
shipa.

Nstsln the First municipality tgnJsd ia the flisrinJ
awe Y mi Eas ea'niasnet 81 the Railroad up.
Ia tht SScaud the csa 4
ing, Ne. being FEbost LAp3ng LA me Tri nS) s Nt
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VrrnlituRen.
t.iras s. CANADIAN,
Il 4. Fa1ug- .ggk's,
s MINIS.
F.1Ley &,
! rrs's.
/ .ql.an's.
znrsaDarillaa.
y-. F6vJEsepiI'g,
s.IIpF'4.
sIads's,
t.rrkrnn's
X +stnl5a,
Ir3rds'
RHii'g
Pills.
,Tckner's SMEAR Coated Pur-
P4rr'sLife. [gative.
GgtTat's Life,
,VTight's Indian Vegetable,
n,aT,i,etb's Ve%, ifHiyersal,
N1risnn's HygFian.
,a.s's New London,
Enonerrs
(ndeTson's.
ViistgT's Gentle Purgatiys,
iI,bbayj's anti.L,II6us Fam.
;gyayne's SHnaflye.
l+ iI,a, 5 : y t taHat (, A me
.5i y y III bsTr,,,fir' -
... HNA Ah4A' AlAs4'ANb
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REWARDS.


TWENTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures from
i the subscriber, the lIh of MAY last mulato Ok
Boy by the name of BOuke, about Is yoars old, ~
stout putt lie had on, when he left blue blanket "a
coat and wool hat There are bald places on his NJ
head occasoned by bum when aChd. lie has also scar
his forehead he is four feet inches hig wears hand
kerohel on his head to prevent detection Whoever will ar.
said boy 10 lge him III Jail, and give formation TO NJ
J. ReiUaTl, 10 CarOndeet street. viii receive the above re-
ward. [O22 Sml ROBERT MCAIPIN,
T.VtyE DOLLARS RENFARD-Stolen from our dom
y on Saturday evening, Black patent leather horn Sal
de The above reward viii be paid for its recovery and he
detection of the thief,
w.9 &. J. HART Il CO., ~ Tcbouuitou Ips It,
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SHIPPING.


- ~, . " '' I1i,sI states Mail Steamship Company will
l - si nm the following named days Of eaHh mouIA'
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA
- -, Ns,,york ID, 18th. Arrives al Havana zee. nth.
oN'WTu''"%i' Havana .,,-.lSh, ChIErcs 2-l
p.,'o,y n55y. , Chasres. 9Th. Havana list
N" =" Ilrvsn,. I'D. NtwIUrk. 9Th.
STEAMSHIP OHIO.
,,-i Teayes New York 10th. Arrives Havana ..,.:
""'N EavaRa......3d. NGwOreUus6h.
t4,Ir,vsri, =. New Orcans,l 18Th Havana ,l7t.,
:, Hayuua.....ls 18TH NtwI0rk ,.22j,
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
Leaves NuwUreans 2s,u. Arrives al Havana Id
=. Havana .t,,.3d. Chasras .,..slh
gor,Co-lrd .. Clagres ..,.l3th. Havana 18th,
. .. Havana ..... 10Th. EewOrsans sd.
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MUSIC.

NFUsIC AND MUSICAL ENsTRUMENTs.-T
w subscribers would respectfully your Ana
attention to Their large and extensive stock of Mu- 3
Musical MERCHANDISE Of descriptions af-R
and also their well selected assortment Of Piano sEr9
Fortes, from the fac OF thu tsj makers in the
United States and Europe.
Strings for Violin, Guitar Harp, VoInceo, Double Pass
etc. Guar Pins Pegs, Screws. etc.
NiOus, Flutes, Gu ACCOTiOns, Brass Instruments
for Bauds, Tamlonrnes, BANGS, Drums, elu. etc.
Piano Fore Wire, Tuning hammers Forks, etc etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business
Orders Ton Music and Musical instruments will be promptly
attended o,
s'WlUarua.
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
Tor
M The new Music received from the North rs soon as pub.
lished.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Mr.. H. u, Hewitt. New Orleans In, Oct. q.
T.. A. TYLER.
O25 dtf&W4t Il. y. HEWITT.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
U. s. Mail Steamship Company,

u 81
ze1ze,A FOR CALIFORNIA, vim CHAGRES,
Ee without detention at Panama ,gPjiI The Tn
In1ssE-@a sq!endld doubeengne steamship nAIiO jas
GHAGRES with the Government Mails and passengers for
At ST. hiarys street Iaia etle, at o clock A. NJ, punc
lualy, on THURSDAY, November lilh. The U. $: Mol
Steamships, the Republic, Coium6us Ist6mGs and Arte-
ope, running semi monthly on the PACIFIC side from Panama
complete will be carefully Kept up and passengers may feel
assured Of meeting with detention at Panama beyond the
RATES OF PASSAGES:
From New ork to Chagressate berth aoons80 90
Standee berth, forward saloon. ......... % W
Steeage BERTH bed and separate table, found -; A 90
From Panama to San room berth 3g0 ~
Steerage berth, bed and separate table, found loo w
splendid steamship Georgia. and thus have an opportunity Of
seeing that beautiful CITY No berhs are considered secured
until paid 9r For freight or passage aPPy at the office oil
go -'''''' - ' JAMES R. JENNINGS, Agent.
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
~=rs=s FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
ssEsz55za magnificent double CINE steamship PHIL&
port ait bRrar for GGHAGREs oa SUNDAY M6RSISG
the Is Deer, at 3 O'Clock pqncnalyi
ished, and built expressly for this trade will form Semi
meet with the Company Nail Steamers ON Panama san
ET4cisoo aud Qfegon; securing TO PASSENGER IT, avs
Mail will be forwarded by each steamer.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From n ew Orleans to Chagrss.
IN Sago4' 0y
IN Sf5 Bef and se6sraie Mes As %
From Panama to San Francisco.
IN IN teeTaF; with Bird and separate es 10 O.
a Al tickets for passage and orders for freight must be
p'0'"''" ARMSTRONG; Str 11EAlWVRAsON & co.
nj lO6Magazne street.
g. FOR CALIFORNIA, U!a San Juan .Ntcara.
S4AA gHa-A superior and very last sailing vessel hay
as above so soon as sufficient number Of passengers and
freight offer. Parties DESTROYS of going this route which
the cheapest and yet opened invited register then
names at the office OF The undersigned where information IN
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.
20 CA NIP s TR b 4 Y.

30 ca Mp S TREE
az A. TYLER has on hand and constantly receiving
IA. PLANO FORTES, from the justly EsssszlEl -
celebrated Manu- otOries of HalIet, Safs9ig1
Davis & Co. Boston; John b. Durham, X ny ~
David Van Wrinkle, A. H. Gale & Co, andy U y
Orders received for the HORST's PATENT IRON PA
NOS, to be delivered in turn as fast received from the
factory. These Pianos decidedly the bRst Piano now in
use, particularly for the country, where Tuners can seldom
be had they will stand longer and in better than any
other Piano. These Pianos have Independent rim case
which he removed in moment, there being
ton between the Piano and case :. Superior GUITARS,
ogsYa NlOLiNS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
E A other Musical Instruments, constantly hand and
S- " for sale at low prices. SHEET MUSIC for pianC
&s5slS Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
RGh BOOKS for all musical instruments. tsF- 4 Lib
eTa Discount to Dealers TaaChers and all those sending argt
orders, All orders promptly attended to, mh23
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saragoss8 ,..a. g,m2
Telegraph. q ny
Nlrslt.lan ...s. 6.ml
VIM. q Elizabeth 6,mS
MLLr.u.. pm
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dFeaaNlMe Mea1c1ns warehouse,
No. I5I Chartres st. New Orleans.

I'IasterA.
Sherman s Poor Mans,
Allebus,a do. do.
Do. India Rubber Back,
The Improved Poor Mans,
Jew David or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
knapp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread
(SuengthcnIng,
Writings Strengthening,
NIdd's Imperial,
HerlCk s Royal.
Liniments.
Hunts Hayes.
Buffers Bone and Fever,
Davis's Horse, Sclans,
Bartine's Lotion,
Hewes,
Tooth Pnstes.
Sherman's Compound U
Tooth,
Thompson 3 Aromatic Tooth,
Jones' TOOthache.
IOLeDges.
SheTman's Cough, Worm
CamphOT,
|Chlng's Worm,
Wistar's Cough.
Drops.
So'omon's ToOthache,
Shermgn's TUOthuChe.
l Nl.'lams' HUOthlUhp.
Miscellaneous.
. fn0ru's EAlTant.
. Wiugr's Afranum Extract,
'Ilrer' Spanish MNup,
iIglE.r's Relief,
Mrs. klldyr 4 Cordial.
. Faurun's UIlnUulrIpucr
.De-1ga.s Indian tuOlUgU-Ve.
. .iu se3 % Forest Wine,
. Mrs. Haye'a Dys'y Cordial,
Cullen d Female Specific,
lu.|ou'H lUiatu Veg. Rem y,
howpGd 5 Magic Lotion,
lleU's Army Hinuture,
Davis DeIurgtiye Extract,
.layus.s Alternative,
Jayua's Hair Dye.
Jayne's CurIniuatIye,
RUwand 8 CHrmlnatiye,
Balm CUiumbla,
, Upham Pile EleCtuaTy,
Jones Chemical Soap,
|CrumptOn's Balsam,
IIhOmpsUn's Eye Water,
MIR. Hayes Eye Water,
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EEYPTIAN EVE RAIsAN-

n COHEN, having had 30 years experience, oilers the
~. above infalibe remedy for all Diseases per. aksRr
tanning to the EYE; OPhthaimia, of five years
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye, &k5
of 3 years cured in 10 weeks; a of this 0y, ssSr
being blind for months restored to the sight Of
eye three weeks gentleman who always used specs for
IS years, by using only drop, enabled read the
newspaper without them by cGndelsht hours after In
ammatOn of days CurcG By age dJOg. 1t gives
briancy the Eye, and also strengthens the sight.
" Nos. So5 PHiLIPPA street, EeGl Heyia and ~ ST
CHARLES street aplI ly
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l1v4bl5~, RESTAURANTS.

~ ! IIN79 tAL15 : y A&L1IF =
BOA RDlNH HOUSE,.
No. 12L GRAPiER STREET, 66lIofen 81. CtdTlES
dHd CdrORdeist, one dom from of Cdr0ndeist
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her $50
l'A friends and the public that she continues in the NH
shove eligible location occupied by her during the. 49,
a two years. and prepared to accommodate her friends
and those who favor her with their patronage. From
aer long experience, and the very desirable and convenient
location of her House. she feels confident of being able to
give entire satisfaction all who may favor her with their
ERATR. do lyd&W
| OUISIANA HOTEI-No. 265 TChoupnoulas 49,
street.-The subscriber, in returning thanks TO ti:t
his friends and the public, for the patronage bestowed i
him during the past season. begs leave to inform 49,
them that he has fitted his establishment this entirely
new, and he hopes by strict attention. combined with mod
crate charges to merit continuance OF the same
eW Attached to the premises is fine Bathhouse and
E &nibusses to and from Lafayette to Canal street,
and Lower Cotton Press pass the motel every fifteen min,
utes.... Attentive POTters always IN uttendanee
oi9 u Nj, ASPiLL, Proprietor
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A. +. COCHRAN 81 co.
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHHNTS and D
" rect Importers of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc.

" CnCu9a ~ = IN
IA - 81 J;r5,HT,,',iy:; 'S,rSst
SNFNFpA COMNIssI1,S MERt II ( Yrs ana hi
i ,act IGnnrteys Of FRIiiTS NITTS VINES etc
u" "a RRTniINA Fed cow PEAS-5oO bushels penu.
SL T6Io grs s1 E ,yTna s9Sror Esme
I'AisIFSSy-Ir ,rnopti,ss a. anil I'M ,,,hasa,s-
ALNGNDS-sjO bales and bags soft SheIed Almonds;
ShTi + Mi a IiSDsIs3V I6yns in fine oy,ia,. 1'
$50 g. F dt,s1 NOiS ana rEA MI
0r, f2fSSfg' IN Z, HI, rtNC,Ep ain am b,u,.
II THT ~ = IO' " "a - prn.t -
y III I p' tu'. .uaI ..{{En"
a ~ ~ - ~, - l., 10 ~. ~. q,
w ~ r p p,t' re-. 80 IL, No. itAf"' '"'e'
DID tfIIg.J w u l ls' w., ', ''''-''' '''
II. ~ or I's2' IA, bs., ST. ,i,.
ORANGES mi LIT0NE--jif direct I'm, or,atou, AID
al kinds Of Foreign Fruits, eve;
Pr .aES-iu Jars and fancy boseli
tiIEDNr-JN boxes hyperion tFaHCg 'ItEg1Es
CHAMPAIGN L-ly h9shets;
BRANDY CIiEER ES--3Dj cases fresh, landing;
EAfEAROHi AND NERhItELi,i-Fl iIg'h
Genoa, landing;
tlRECRACkERS-3OQ boxes first quality NJ I;
mi PoydsT Iionpany > gnmrnnfie} snrGyiSI to agy
Powder manufactured. rd7 8dpJ oil
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l. r. F. NICHOLS & co, 70 Camp street, importers and
dealers in Wines Liquors, Foreign Fruits, have hand
and are constantly receiving full supplies Of BRANDY, Of
the following brands J, Henessy, Oard, Dupuy Il Co.
Jean LQnis, Pnet CaslOn, j. Fraud, of the following
tages: 1915, 1888, 1871:
CHAMP AGN ES-Heidseck, Red Eagle, CIiQuOt Schnei-
brands:
PORT-SandOman's, Osborn, Ohley, Webergles, in wood
SHERR[ Bs-Pemarin's, Raeqyq and Echecopar in wood
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-07

wees O3'EGGG5lS sEgel1Cy
OF THE
MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE. 90. |
OF ARshyilie, Tennessee.
l Houses Merchandise. ETC. against LOSS or d AMAGE
against EsF THE hE' P P 81 TIE SEAS SsS AND XIV
ERS. All persons having their ropey insured IN th asI
any liability TO loss.
Soh HQWRG afs. & = 5hePSsid T. Wsa1s
M MqA''' 5db Bqmgs s%aS g. SM% oKsnpo
John Il; Ewln, 4. W, Putnam, ?. Y Maxey,
Z, s. l RilI'' J. E. K4o%ies, 6 b. Iiiman,
K, +. Bell, \. }. Duncan. W. iTtGhaTu,
A. Q. P. NICH0bsoN, President
@. J. r. WHARTON, Secretary
Thomas K. Price TSSA' O'''A' II Fraser,
33 iSo VII. A. Johnson, E@a@ % Csmp ct.
SAbENil.LE MARINE, FIRE iAsUHAatH
Ard Life and TTuas Company.
Aa s SGH2Ro go a. fPR6}fB3F' E Sao'f s
T9s operations OF tn3 g}mpaEy iot Il years have been
River, Sea and Fire RisAs taken hs lowest rates and
o 5 &'qiT ~ a' 6.s Ne g Camp 5 lso Ssw
E1ARINB AID FIiik EAsUItARCE.
Tennessee Marine and fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, S3OO,GOO.
JOHN M. Hill, IALGx. ALLISON, JAS. B. KNOWLES,
GEO. W. MARTIN. JACOB M'GAyooK, ID. NJ FoGs,
". Il W SsSf ioa JOIN n AfB5 Hsg, sam Sal
JAMES ]. GILL, Secretary. JOhN' M hlLh' rest
~ This long established Company, with the most ample
R RIVE Of aRd FIRE RISKS oa 6e liberal
81 AsfP30y K < fsT f PERRKS5 4s G G Magazine St.
NERCuAATS' AND PLANTERS MlIt L
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent Fund BY act Qf Incorporation, s28J,COO.
tn ,..-,a. yoIIREGTQns: =, , p-,trs,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-07

ms wy u ces A. cas al d nGSG5 .s G
- ness Of Men, Women and ChiIdren-Residence q
Ia and Office No 30 FrenChmen street, Third la
Municipality: Office hours from o'clock, A. M, till 8, P.
NJ For further particulars, please to examine the '' Daily
Delta, - O22 tt1p