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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

From LIBERIA.--By an arrival at New York,
we have advices from Liberia TO The 18th of De-
cember. The Liberia Legislature assembled on
the I'd. The Hon. ID. C. Mcfarland was chosen
Speaker pro. TEN. of the House; J. b. Phillips,
Clerk; Rev. A. Harring, Chaplain; C. Brown,
Doorkeeper /; and J. G. J. Barbour, Runner In
the Senate, B. V. r. James, Esq, was elected Sec
rotary; w. A. johnson, Engrossing Clerk A.
T. Wood, d. D., Chaplain; w. Houston, Door
keeper, c. Hicks, Runner.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

lMPRovEMENTs-lts source of some pleasure take
stroll about town, and that various valuable improve
ments constantly going forward New buildings of the
substantial and beautiful styles going up in all direc
TONS The rcketty old shanes at the corner of Common
and Carondee streets, which have long marred the an
OF that of the city, pleased to see have
been down. and fine block stores being built on the
site. The Odd Fellows Hall, which for long time re-.
mained in statu quo, going if by maggie and
will stand with bold front the Municipal Hall, fit com.
peer Of the latter noble edifce.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr.-One juror was
yesterday obtained in the Henderson making eight
all There is fair prospect that another jury will be
empanneled in course of time
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

NEW MUsIc.--Ws indebted to our friend VIM. r..
Mayo No. 80 Camp street, for COPY Of the following piece
Of musc just published by him Caprice Jerusalem de
Verdi arranged by Nine. E. Layillebeuvre. Although
have had the pleasure Of hearing this piece performed
ret from the well known and ACKNOWLEDGED musical talent Of
the composer and the beautiful opera from which is select
3D. have hesitation in recommending it to music
loving community.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

Brvt. Col. Waite, U. S. Army, 9th Infantry. has
arrived al San Antonio. He is to take command
ut Fort Gates.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

RECORDER CALpwELL's CoURT-A considerable number
of before Recorder Caldwell yesterday morning
bus few, however. disposed of
Thomas Smith examined on the charge of having,
the 4th inst, stolen named Bucks from Capt
Perry, of the schooner Visitor then lying the New Basin
The prisoner also charged with having stolen gold watch
silver watch and clock, all worth $780, the time and
place that he stole the negro. The property found in
the possession Of the accused his house in Euterpe
The Recorder Smith before the First District Court for
trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27
BEAUTIFUI. TEETH AND SWEET BREATH
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

TT" Purchasers respectfully invited examine the
stock of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES, for sale at
No. 20 Camp street,
consisting, in part Of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTH,
MATING, CURTAIN STUFFs,
WALL PAPERS and BORDERS,
and almost every other article usually be oundin general
Upholstery Establishment.
fe4 42p JOSEPH ETTER. 30 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

Jesse Hutchinson, member of the celebrated
family of vocalists of that name died at Boston
the 18th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27
TO TAX PAYERS OF THE SECOND
MUNICIPALITY,


~ The attention of TAX PAYERS ON REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, ETC., hereby directed following Resolution,
passed by the CSnnci at ta sitting of January 1851:
Reored That in of unavoidable delay in making
the receipts the time during which the avail
themselves of the and half discount fixed
ution December 81 1850 hereby extended the first
of March, and that all remaining unpaid that date shall
bear interest the rate OF eight from the date
demand until payment cnnion1by the fifth OF
c 10Th OF March 1884
"Reolred That the Collectors of estate slaves,
capital personal hereby made accountable the
Municipality for the interest all collected by
the first Of March uext''
~ The Tax Receipts ready office Munich
pal Hall Office hours from A. M. to 2 P. NJ.
Jos. o. PERSON, co,I,r
feb tmhl 2dp SAML. G. Risk, S"o"eotoi''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

To ADvRRTlsERss-The city is now thronged
with strangers, most Of whom have come to see
Jenny Lind, and spend their money. This is the
t;,,,. for ,dverfisAments.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

RECORDER GEEoIs' CoURr.-Recofder Geuois did not
send single before the First District Court yesterday
Most of the brought before him. charged with
aches of the peace assault and battery and nearly
all the examinations postponed One juvenile
United to The Work house for having stolen eheken
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

1 e d !:

On Wednesday evening, the 26th ins at O'Clock Mr..
Richard LORD aged AZ year,.
The Pearl Division of the Sons Of Temperance which he
member requested attend his Funeral his late
residence Tchoupnouas street. City Of Jefferson THIS DAY
1 O'clock. 2. Nj
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27
SHIRTS. sHIRTs!l sHIRTs.!!

~ We have Just received per ships William and Bay
Stale large assortment OF SUPERFlNE SHIRTS, con
sisting OF all sizes and styles of Linen and Cotton.
NORRIS l. WAY, 90 Camp street,
ia2I 2ntf conner ,nmmnn under usmlIatt,s EntaI
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fnI u STEAMBOAT ~ n
s szssss5zssaA D f PAR TUREs. ssss9assI


February. Steamer Capta,p Hour Destination
Thurs, ~, OREGON, ern. o'clock Mobile
j. MoRRisETr, Fniren. o'clock. .Heturpsa
" sALuDA, Wilson, O'clock ...........Y a 600 Rirsr
HECLA, KAY. o'clock
friiy 49, GEN. WORTH, Watts, O'Clock o4tv
" BELLE CREOLE, White, O'Clock. ~ Asb,,y
CALIFORNIA. Reynolds, O'Clock. Mobile
PATRICK HENRY, Landry, O'clock. .Baton ftoug.
MARY FOLEY. Dalferes. O'Clock .Lafomchs
GEN. TAYLOR, Trinidad, o'clock .Donaiasonpius
IOWA, Carter. O'Clock ...................st Louis
satdy' l. FLORIDA Gibeon, 40 CLOCK
NArCHEZ NO. z, Lepthsr., o'clock Hard Tinss
:. T. u WHITE, Brady, o'clock......... WAtamsport
. moslc, strsct O'Clock. ........... LGfourchs
81. JAMES, Power S o'clock .........-.... Lafourchs
DosWELL, 7. Larose, 10 O'Clock. Baiise
sum- De- Gwartney, O'Clock. Yasoo
DOVE, Box O'clock. ...,.......... arkansas Krer
I" ANNA, johnson, ~ o'clock ..... BAYOU Macon
Mond, MONTGOMERY, Eses O'Clock. Prlncson
Tues, 4, PRINCESS NO. g. Holmes, o'clock yict.bura
D. B. aosBY. kercheval ~ O'Clock. .-...Aaakapas
Thurs, O. NANioPE Castillo y o'clock Auakapas
" TEXAS, Claiborne, 10 o'clock go. Fort To,ons,nd
Uncertain ORIENTAL Parkinson, d O'Clock - putsbu,g
" GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bentley, S O'clock LouisviI.
FANNY SMITH. Richards. O'Clock LouisviAs
BosToNA, Price. O'Clock. Louis,iH.
e. P. McNEAL. Booker, 4 o'clock. ........ snpats
4" BUENA VISTA. Lamothe, O'Clock ...... ST. Louis
" ST. LOUIS, Taylor O'Clock ............s Loui,
suLTANA, Gable, o'clock. ............. ST. Louis
COLUMBUS, Post. o'clock .............s, Loul,
PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers, Ia O'Clock 81 LOU,
PACIFIC, Fithian, O'Clock. Louis
MoHCAN irwin o'clock .NasApHs
HUNGARIAN, Warnan. Cincinnati
b" G. W. KENDALL, Norton, 70 o'clock ... Cinsrraat
" AMERICA, Johnson o'clock ........ NashgaA
lRoouos. Lee, O'Clock. NashrR
ALAMO, Reed, ococs. Ouachttn Rtrtr
" BRIDE Amslen, O'Clock. Red River
MOBILE, Frost 6 O'Clock ..Motlls
" BELvlDERE Loiwck, 10 O'Clock .RstRougs
|
n vii inp e snS f, Ts baY o @
o'clock, p M, Tor Fort Tewson, Fulton and Shreveport
| ie9S I. B. SMITH, II Poydras street.
II The steamer LENoRA will freight till MONDAY
week. March she will not leave Intermediate
landings before that day New Orleans February a. 1851.
| fe25 7. W. DUNNiCA, mast steamboat Lenora.
II Steamer JOHN MORRsETT will pay any
Tacte the Tewwthout written Clerk
| te2i HENRY McCULi. Clerk
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Fifth District Court of New Orleans.
FRIDAY, February I, 1871.
Present the Honorable A. NJ. BUCHANAN, Judge

7
Present the Honorable A. NJ BUCHANAN Judge
jdmes H. Sh,rtds, ffuardah vs. It0mds q -MsuI,
Tutor of IhOS. p .NJOre Minor \ o. 4i99.
I I appears to the Court that Samuel Lake departed
this life many years leaving which descended
to his five children Mary Jane, Harriet NJ Samuel, William
and Henry Lake. that Harriet NJ. Samuel and William have
departed this life that the minor, Thomas 2. Moore, the
only child Of said Harriet Nj has received estate Louisiana
from his mother and his unCes all of which from his
grandlathrf, samuel Lake. The guardian, the
Probate Court OF New bany Indians, the domic the
having asked to he OF the said estate
OF his ward the tonn considering the provisions of act
the Legislature. approved LIST April, 1913
ordered, That advertisement he made, in
papers published in this city, for thirty days in the
prescribed by law for the rendering of by
and admin oil the proposed withdrawal OF the
funds OF said estate of said minor.
And all having claims the aore
said warned hemse yes. file their claims
Court within thirty days from The first advertisement
aforesaid their claims will be barred
Extract from the minutes.
faIi JrH A Ilark
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, etc.

NJ The sub1ribpr has in full and carefully selected
stock Of DRUGS, MEDICINES, FRENCH and ENGLISH CHEM
lCAls which offered Planters Physicians and Others
fair prices, JAMES S. SHAW, Druggist
fe3 ImGIp Vsrardah Corner.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

&3tz,zy ~ The oisers and members Of this Company
please attend the regular lUrth
ESSzY MONDAY the 81 OF March, at h 'fpast o'clock
S2s~N--P. Nj, nuncmaly BY order.
ie27 q. FlNNEY VERLhNDER Err, Secretary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

tSg- The Office members this Company ~eehsVY
viii please attend 81 meeting SATURDAY y
EVENING next, March l. al halfpatt o'clock.
fe27 ii. LEUVY, Secretary. ~ ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

hDNeT W. No. Ios
SssSA > Every member Of Company particularly
1SE~ 4ested attend thu regular mon hly
ssysxeN SATURDAY, the LIST of March At o'clock r. NJ
By order. F. RICHARD, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

ROARDlNG-A gentleman and lady can be
- accommodated with Board and pie Rooms ~
in of the most delightful locations In the ely. f,;k
Apply at No. commerce street. te27 ~ 44Aa.
M ANTED-A Lady who has bad considerable
w experience in teaching the Piano and Guitar, ia de
OF obtaining situation seminary family
She will Private Lessons those lhsrume is, Copy
Music employ herself Copyist generally Apply
So Canpl street fe27 st
EOUND-A Negro Boy about years old, very
l. dark complexion, says his is $ A u, with
the left cheek, found IN The vicinity Of st. NJ rvs Mar
ket Monday night, between AMI s DEL * Nothing
be definitely ascerained ir IN hun 10 the
whereabouts of his MASTER lis hav him by
Application (fe27 Isl J. G.. lillI. 70 Cons zee st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27
New ORLEANS, February 25, 1851.

Hon, Geo. c. JIG " H0rters
SIRln letter of this date, shall state that
on Monday, the 10Th INST friend, Mr. T. Barhe
IN EusOmhoue street, his the office of the lout
sana Courier, busnessTequesung accompany him,
as he had to with business There met
Mr. j. Bay0n with whom spoke different subjects
also in relation which had Appeared in the Loui-
Courier about the Louisiana State Bank the Sanr.
day previous, the S The facts forth in said article
being in conformity with the last report, published by the
Board OF Currency, the inst led me to inquire OF Nj
Bayou from what derived his information He
answered the Hon Charles Gayarre me4ber of the
Board OF Currency. Your friend and obeden servant,
p Nov
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

EtB The superior running CoRlNE, Capt.
onovap, will positively leave THIS DAY the eth
O'clock T, M, Tor Fort Tswson, Fulton and Shreveport
T.. b, SMITH, Puyiras
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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1851.

SPRING IMPORTATION, 1851.
JOSEPH H. PALMER Il co, AZ Camp street
y Newt Orleans, are receiving Their SPRING DRY
GOODS, embracing the latest ard desirable Styles
adapted to the trade of the South and West The dealers OF
the city and country are respectfully invited to examine his
stock. te27
j. NJ. WEYMOUTH s. co.,
A UCIlONEERS, Commercial Exchange, ST.
Chares of Perddo NewOrleans for the
sale Of REAL ESTATE, FURNITURE, SERVANTS,
and GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Pariicn ar attention vii be given to out door sales of
Real Estate, Household Furniture, Port Wariens Syndics
Succession, etc. ie2 81
SALT-SALT-Celeb J. Toole brand, in
~ clean factory filled saekLots the above either Coarse
OF ne will be delivered in any OF the city suit
fea7 JOHN TooLE, Is Bank Place.
p ICE-New crop Carolina Rice, 100 casks, for
~ sale by BAREiLl co. 81 Common
FRESH COW PEAS-Received, expressly for
fe47 BARELLI Il CO. 81 Common st.
ORANGES AND LEMONS-The remainder
~ OF cargoes of brig Carolina and bark anoesca for
by lte2l1 BAREl.Li co. 81 Common ST.
| lME-2000 bbls, cargoes of barks Golden Era
- and Mary Anna, landing and for sac hy
te27 HAYMAk y HOLDEN, IS Magazine at,
DLASTER-50O casks Calcned, of various
brands 80 cask, Land Farmers Plaster. for sale by
SODA ASH-200 tons direct importation, land
ieS ' hAYMAN Il HOLDEN. IS Magazine st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-27

james r. Shietds, Guardian, vs. T4omas o -Nsux,
Tutor Of Ih0s. p. Moore, a Minor. No. 4i99.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-17

MAGNIFICENT IDEA The San
Francisco Courier, in speaking Of the
necessity and feasibility OF steamship
communication between that point and
China, remark, that such line would
complete the chain OF steam communi-
cation around the world, except small
break in crossing the i,thmus of Suez,
connecting Asia with Africa. The
paper then says;
This link completed, the traveller
having New York, can proceed To
Chagrcs by steam, from thence to San
Fraucisco. to Macao via the Sandwich
Islands, Guam and Manilla-- thence to
sucz via Singapore, Penang, Ceylon
and Adm --,hcncc to Cairo snd AleAan-
lria, 10 Southampton via Malta aud
Gibraltar, and from thence by steam
again to New York. The only break
m steam navigation will be III crossing
The is,hmu, Of Suez. Thus he would be
able to crcumnavig,tc the world, visit
ZIG many points Of interest, making the
"trip in 40 days The commercial
advantages Which must flow to the Uni.
ted States from this and kindred sources
are TOO erea, for enumeration here, and
too well known To require II.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-17

FROM MENIco.- Baitimore, Jtiy
1871 The ship Bonita has arrived
at New Orleans, from Vera Cruz,
with Capt. Levy as passenger, who
brings government dispatches. A
revolution in Mexico appear. to he cx.
trcmcly probable.
Four hundred Mexican troops had
been sent TO enforce the departure of
the Americans FROM Tchuantcrec. -
The Trait d'Cnion says, Consre is
responsible for this arbitrary measure.
and not Aris.a Or the foreign dip.o.
matists.
WASHINGTON ITEMS. - IlasLington,
July 13M.-l.ieu,. Col. Henry n.
Craig, Of Pennsylvania, has been ny.
pointed Chief Of the Ordnance Blu.
rcau, vice Talcott, dismissed.
}. Carlo, Gardiner. in to days I'm
ion, publishes a letter from Mr.. Porte
denying the admission by lin Of
frauds on the part of Dir. Gardiner.
| An eclipse Of the moon occurred
this morning, and was succeeded by
copicus rains.
| ILLNESS or Hon. VIZ. {. FREs
TOR Charleston, lily l2M.--llon
VIM. c. Preston is Frustrated by dis
ease at Fairfield, where he is on 6
visit.
FATAL DtEt.--Ntm Or1cnns, Ju
! y 12h.--A duel was fought to.da,
between Doctor Thomas Hunt, anc
J. W. Frost Of the Daily Crescent, il,
which the latter was Killed, a bal
having entered his heart. The weap
ons used were guns.
CHURCH BuRNED.--Thc Trinit,
Catholic Church. about which there
has been considerable excitement, an,
, which was seized by the Sheriff, wa!
destroyed by fire to-day, supposed t
be the work Of an incendiary, grow
ing out Of the late quarrel between
the Bishop and pastor.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-17

kps,rriNG A Cit!ztN or Ntw
EluroKp The New Bedford Mercury
contains letter from Elisha Card, OF
the Brig Commerce, dated Portsmouth,
Va. aud stating that colorcd man,
nn,ncd johnson, one Of his crew, has
been arrested rs slave, and will be
surrendered as such to the claimant,
unless the evidence of his freedom can
Lc furnished from New Bedford, where
I.c Gays he was born free, and where his
mother lives. The L1ercury confirms
the statement Of johnson. and says that
lie was born and bred in New Bedford
and iha, his parents were free. surely
il i, DC true that this claim has been
falsely SC, up with the a'rocious pur'
pos. Of delivering free man into slave
~, the offender should be subjected to
exemplary punishment. We hore the
people Of New Bedford will investigate
tLe matter, and We have full confidence
lha, tie courts Of Virginia will render
justice in the case.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-17

Jaiw + Prostate far dist fdirharen.
ALAysoN ALLEN, Of Fairhayen.
On motion Of ). II. Hodges, Of Rut.
land. the report was accepted and the
nominations confirmed.
On motion Of Mr.. Langdon, it WAS
ordered that committee Of Ave be mp.
pointed by the chair to nominate n
Wing Committee Of the County for the
year ensuing and the following gentle
men were appointed by the Chair TO
constitute such committee: Messrs.
Field Of Brandon, Hall Of Wallingford
Turrill Of Middletown, Forbes of West.
haven, and +. +. Bogue Of Pii,ssord.
And said Committee. after con.ulia
ton, presented the following report
which WAS accepted and confirmed b,
the Convention:
For County Committee.
J.CuB EDGEKroN. of Rutland,
A. G.. DANA, of Brandon,
{. SPENCER, of Castleton,
i. MARrISDALE, Of Wallngford,
ID. I. lluNTooS, Of Mt. Holly.
On motion Of Mr.. Langdon, Of Cas-
$ Teton, the Convention was dissolved.
G.. i. HODGES, Pres.
D SuAs II. HOpGEs, '' vs.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-17

Be-" A mammoth white flag was
suspended from one Of the windows Of
the office of the Charleston Mercury
on the 4th inst, on which appeared a
lone star, aud a rattlesnake with its
head erect at the foot Of palmetto
tree, as if about to strike. a portion
Of the military drew up before the Of
flee, presented arms, and gave nine
cheers for the flag Of South Carolina
The rattlesnake is good emblem, 70,
it makes noise a long while before ii
bites.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-17

Sailing Of The Empire City.-Thc
steamship Empire City sailed yester-
day, for Chagrcs with $50 passen'
gers.
Southern Nems.-By the Southern
mail arrived here to-day, We have
nothing south Of Mobile.
The rumor that Murphy. one Of the
murderers Of the Cosdcn family, had
committed suicide, is unfounded.
Yhe steamship Palmetto, built for
packet between Baltimore and
Charlestown, was launched at BaltI-
more yesterday.
\ man named John McGraffery
has been sentenced 10 be hung at
Kcnosha, on the 2ist Il August, for
the murder IT his wife,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-17

BLooMsR Ds,5a II A,..
riMt.-Mc.cs and s, Paul ,r.
the inspired law givcr, anl 49,
have been cited in proof + Il, ~
tenp's Of women, long ogo :, r.
themselves. aud Ct the ir-yr5r,,,...',
such Efforts on their part. ! r.,..
rcndent Of the New Orleans p,,,,
unc quotes the following ,a,,,'
from the Spectator of Addiop. .l.s.
ms that such an innovation ~, ~.
tempted in England somc,hin. s,,,.
hundred years ago. and vha,,gs.'''
ion Of that writer was on tie ,r,,,,.i
change:
Among the several female e,,.,.
agonccs ! have already taken ,.
of. there is one which still kcc, l..
ground. | mean that Of lie H.,
who dress themselves in A b.l ..
feather, q riding coat and a rrr,,,
or at least tie UP their hair h ALL.
or ribbon, in imitation Il IT,. .n,..
part Of the opposite sex. A.n
Yesterdays PAPER | gave an ace .gL,
Of the mixture Of the ,a. scAc, i, ....
commonwealth, ! ,.!!s.Il here ta,e...
lice Of this mixture Of scyc, in ..,
person. ! have already shown ry
dislike Of THIS ihmodcst ca TOM ,,.'
than once but in contemp! q y.,.
thing that have hitherto sail. Al.
informed that the highways a'oa,l.
great city are still very much M.ys,,.
with these female cavaliers.
Had one Of thes, icm,
phroditcs appeared in Juy,r., IA
with what an indignation should y.
seen her described by tina; ysc.lu.
satirlst.
80" For my own part. / am r.
treating the sex with greater tcniu
ness, AND have all along md.c o,. +
tho most gentle methods t. hin.
them of from any little rxtraya.qnc,
into which they have sometime, 3d.
walily fallen. think it, however.
absolutely necessary to keep w t..
partition between the two scxcs, aul
to take notice Of the sma,lc,, ca
croacllment which the one makes d,
on the other. l hope, Therefore, !
shall not hear any more omIhn,' a
this subject. | am sure the d..rile
who pcruse these my daily lecture,
have proftcd but little by them,
they are capable Of giving IN to ~.
an amphibious dress. Ihi4 s,e
not have mentioned, lad | IL. lae
met one of my female readers
Hyde Park, who looked upon ne vi
a masculine assurance, aud cooked J..
hat full in my face
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-17

A GREAT VHLLAIy.-Tho man
John b. Harden lately hung by lynch
law. in Milton, Fla, with negro, fol
murder, confessed the crime, and SAID
he richly deserved death, for he had
been villain all his life. lie had
twenty wives living, and had killed
sixteen men, and al! that he was sorry
for was that he was not permitted tC
live long enough to kill four more.
Repentance and remorsc wcro stran
gers to him. lie said his father and
brother were both hung.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-17

TIE MIciUGAS CONSPIRACY CASE
The trial Of the antirairoad con
spirators was resumed at Detroit or
the 9th inst. Mr.. Seward had arriv
ed, and the examination Of witnesses
for the defence was commenced. We
see no mention in the Detroit Advcr
tiser Of the death of DR.. Fitch, and
therefore presume that the report Of
his being poisoned was fabrication
W II. Hudson, James o. Cross, An
drew j. Kane, Norman Il. Allen, ON
James W. Brooks were the witnesses
examined. Their testimony does no
seem to materially conflict with tia
for the prosecution.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-17
AFTERNOON.

The Convention having re assembled
{. NJ. Willard, Of Fairhaven, Secretary
Of the Committee on nominations. sub
mit,ed the following report
For Senators.
JOIN CROWLEY, of Mt. Holly.
JAMES X. HYDE, Sudbury.
ELISHA LApHAM, Danby.
For Jadges Of County Court.
5. II. KELLOGG, Pittsford.
BARNES FRlsBEE, Middlstown.
Fer .State's Attorney.
WARREN II, SMITH, Of Rutland.
For MeriJ.
JACOB EbGgRIOy, Of Rutland.
For High Baiiif.
LEVI BEyGGs, Of Brandon.
Jrige u ProbQif for Dia. Rutland
HAEyEY BrIIos, u Wallinsford,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-17

THE GARDISEg CLAIM-A Mare 5
Nest, Probably. 1t is very likely
that after all the fuss that has been
made about the great fraud on the
government, the affair will turn OFT
to be genuine mares nest. 1t orig
mated in an assertion, which, it was
stated, NJ. Porte, whose tobacco selz-
ure case created such a rumpus a
year or two since, made, to the effect
that Mr.. Gardiner had declared to
him that his claim was false. /. now
appears that NJ. Porte denies having
said anything Of the kind. There is
no doubt about this. OF course, then,
the whole thing falls to the ground. -
Y. \. Herald.