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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
Erginecr's ofoc, s. s. z. Rogd O..
L. z.7 no CoNTRACToRs.

- - Proposals win be received at the
Engineer office, South Side Rail Road at Peters
burg, Va, until tho 3lst Of July next for the con-
strletion Of APpomattax Bridge to be erected near
FarmFie.
The bridge viii be aloat 5000 feet long and so
feet high; to consist Of wooden superstructure.
resting on a5utments and piers.
The piers viii be Of brick or stone, to be deter
mined after receiving the proposals.
Good brick earth can be obtaiued near the site of
the Bridge
Ihe proposals may be made for the structure
complete. or for the various items of work aud ma
tcrials, viz Masonry furnishing Bricks or Tim
bcr Workmanship Of laying Bricks and worknian-
ship Of Supcrstucturc.
Security will be required fur the fulilments Of the
contracts, and it will be necessary that each propo
sal be accompanied with letter from d response
bic person persons, stating that they viii become
security. G. o. SANFORD.
Oh. Engineer S. Side r. Road.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

OEHGE.-Thc following Ordinance not ha-
L wing been heretofore regarded or enforced,
notice is hereby given that for the future it win be
strictly enforced. Ii reads as follows THAT il
Shall not be lawful for any slave to SELL or expose
for sale, within the limits Of this town. any article
ot PROVISIONS unless he or she shall produce per
mission in writing, from his or her owner d, en-
ployer, auihorising such sale. and describing the
quantity and kind of articles so permitted to be
sold. And fany slave shall violate this regulation.
he shall receive any number of stripes, at the dis
erection OF a magistrate, not exceeding eight and
such articles shall he forfeited"
will again call the attention Of the citizens to
the cleanliness Of the town. This matter is and
has been very much neglected. The Police Mas
ter will be required on the Goth inst, (Iunc) To
visit and examine every lot, and against thosc
whose lots shall then thereafter be found out Of
order, the ordinances win be strictly enforced.
June PTS WAf. ID. BRANCH AIayor.
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IHtsyiVanla county, or miles south oil Ward :
Bridge, on the Lynchburg road, (being nbout p
miles south of Lynchborg) shall offer for sale 10
the highest bidder. about
- S,40O ACRES OF LAND, fAk
- on JoM rides Of Wards ard Hunt's 4.
roads, In Piusylvauia county, belonging TO tho es-
tate OF Thomas Atkinson, decd. A survey has
lntely been made Of the Land. and the same has
been laid of into separate tracts or parcels con-
thinning rbout 300 acres each, by'D Graves esq'r.
surveyor of Pitfsyvnnia county, who resides near
Berger's store and who will give all needfu infor-
nation relative to the land ii addressed by letter. or
Inc will exhibit the plat map of the lands. Ap-
plication rnay also be made to Col Vincent Dick
enson Of that county, near "Chalk Level" The
stage ruad from Lynchburg to Danvillc passes
through these lands Nine Of the lots lie in good
form On that road. These lands lie a few miles
south Of Siannton River, some above and some be-
low Wards bridge. on the waters Of Reed, Beach
tree and Strnght Stone creeks, in the forks Of
Sycamore creek. They are nbout 80 miles south
Of LynclIburg
Col. Dickenson and Mr.. Graves write me that
"somc Of the lands are very good and MI the lots
are covered with the best pine timber, and arc laid
oil so a. to contain never failing Springs and Bran
chcs Of the best wnfer,-on the streams there is
White Oak and Hickory" These lands have been
kept by Mr.. Atkinson and have never been cleared.
Tan, authorised by his win recorded in Dinwiddic
10 'hhNe SAFE OF tiem AS they must be sold, there
viii, no doubt, be great room for speculation
lately sold some lands in another county belonging
to the same estate, when great barguins were had
believe the purchasers would not take less than
double the price they gave, and probably that.
But 1t was absolutely necessary for me 10, ind up
the business, and therefore had to sell the lands
for what could get.
The title IL believed to be unquestionable, and
the surveys accurate, but aeting merely admin
ssiraior, shall, OF course give only special
rnnfy.
TERMS Onc-fourih cash the balnncc on a
credit Of /, and 3ycars equal instanients Bonds
or notes with approved security, cndorsers win
be required, aud d hen on the land 10 secure the
payment Apply 10 me at Petersburg, to the
gentlemen uboye named DAVID MAY
Admir- DC. Of Tiios. atkinson, dsc'd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
T,RUsT SALE or VALUABLE

Il REAL ESTATE IN BEDFORD--Bv
virtue of deed of trust, made md cSeeitcd 10 the
undersigned, by William II. Hardy, on the 18th
day ofDceember, 1914, which deed is of record in
the Clerks Office Of tho county court Of Bedford.
we shall, for purposes in said decd men.n.cd. on
Saturday the 9th day Of July ncxt upon tho prem
iscs, proceed TO SELL public auction, 10 the high
est bidders, for cash, that VALUABLE rRtcT oF
~ LAND, on which the said William II Hardy
.-.4.. Mt present resides situated yiug and being
on Elk Creek, in the county Of Bedford. and con-
tainining by recent survey THREE HUNDRED AND
ffvEsTY-rwo AND TuREE-FouRrH ACRES, and ad-
Joining the lards Of William McCihcc, Mary f.
Harris aud others it being the land formerly
owned by Eqphan Logwood. deed, andbought by
said Hardy Of William Galloway. deed.
1t is seldom 50 valuable Estate is thrown into
mnrket-thc improvements being good. and the
land itself in high state of irnproyemcut--bcing
peculiarly adapted to the growth Of Glover, and
lying within two miles of tho NrgiRia and Tennos-
Railroad, and fifteen Of the town of Iynchburr
The neigborhood il highly respectable and iBtclli-
gent; and there ia good mill site on the Land
wherca mill, in former days, did an excellent coun-
try business.
The title to the above described property is be-
licvcd to be unqucsonable; but, acting as trustees
the undersigned will convey such title only as the
decd aforesaid vests in them.
ClIA'S. II. SLAUGHTER, ! r
CflAS. w. CHRISTIAN, ( iho9rhhs'
~ B.-Athough the provisions of the deed to
Us require the sale to he made for CASH. there is
no doubt that arrangement can be made by
which the purchaser can obtain reasonable credit
for the purchase money, after paying the cost of
the sale. THE TRUSTEES.
The above sale is made with my assent and by my
directions. Intending TO remove with my family
TO Texas, the snlo will certainly take place.
WM. II. HARDY.
The Bedford Sentinel, Lexington Gazette and
liarrisohburg Republican will copy and send their
accounts To this Office 2-t5iy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

The tracts embraced in the above Proclamation
OF tho President comprise all the residue of the
fcad asaeS yet to be brought into market south Of
the isconsin river, They cover those mines (par-
uculariy the portion situated in lllinos) worked
under former leases from the Government which
had not expired at the date of the sale of the ada
cent mines, and therefore possess the advantage of
being prepared for immediate operations without
incurring the increased expenses incidental to open
ing new mines, and most of them are believed TO be
very productive They arc all more or less CON
venicny situated in reference to the navgablc ry-
crs and other cheap means of transportation ofthcr
products to ST. Louis, and are in the midst of d
country yielding abundanty all the agricultural pro
ducts Of the latitude in which they are located.
J. BuTTERFIELD,
Commissioner ef he Ge.erai Land Office.
may o6-wl3w
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e BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. R

81 AND CAPS-.The subscribers respect ! g
-SSs fully ask the attention Of their friends and
the public generally, to their well assorted stock Of
Boots, Shoes. Hats and Caps, which were bought
on the most favorable tcrm- and will be sold a.
low any other Rouse in this place, whether sci
ling AZ cost Or otherwise. We say this that our
friends may not pass BY rs 70 buy cscwacrc, as we
mean 70 keep with tic crowd. Can and see for
yourselves and we win make our words good
All orders in our line Of business viii be prorpp--
Iy aitcn led to with the best materials md work
manship. Wa hqpet to receive that encouragement
that strict Intention deserves.
.Inac Sim FRETWETL & TTATT
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rKyO FlEE MANUFACTURERs OF

n 4 EOWiccO.-The UNDERSIGNED, Commits
sion anil ForrardiRg Merchants Dealers ia Groco
rfes, ProaHce, md AGENTS FOR THE SALE
or MANGfhCTJBED TOBACCO. rosecct.
fully solicit consigument, and by strict attention
to the interests ofthose who patronsc US, We hope
TO give entire satisfaction.
The usual advances made on consignncnts.
LANGLEY y MANSER,
Ciaeasaali Ohi9,
No % Front ST., between Main and Walnut
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SALE OF LAND.-pUl

- to deeds Of trust executed to me by j. s.
Langhorne and wife and the heirs Of Linncus Bo-
ling, decd, shnll, on Saturday, the 26ih dny oT
July, 1857, II front of Tic nnr,ct hose, IN The town
Of Lynchburg- sell tho highest bidder. for cash.
n TRACT or LAND, containing 73 AcREs, being
part of tract known as Bong's tract. Wing on
both sides Of Stovns creek near Warwiclls mills
in the county of Amherst, aud about half of a mile
from the Canal sThis land Is well stuatcd for
and griat mill, aud in other respects desirbc
WIN. T. YANCEY. Trustee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

TE8MSs--Thc vIRcIsIAs il published semi
weekly 1t a psr ansum. I. aipuno. No subscrip-
ton Is taken for shorter time than six months and
paper ii discontinued except the option Of the
Fnprctdrs, until all arrearecs shall have been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS arc inserted for SO cents pcr
square or less. for every inner form Insertion and
81 CENTS tor every outer one 1fthc number of in
scrtions i not noted on the Ms. i: will be publish
ed till ordered out and charged accordingly.
The rEARLr RArHs are ;--For the privilege Of
two squares $40; for squire s25--if inner form
$35. Every yearly advertiser win be required TO
ronne his adscrssing 10 his rar,cular line Of bust
ness, and if he exceed the space stipulated f,r he
win be charged ratably for the excess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
JNo D. ALEXANDER, O..

The parties interested in the above cause viii
take notice, that | have fixed upon Friday, llth
ofJuy next, as the day upon which ! will at my
Office in the town Of Lynchburg proceed to take the
accounts specified in the above order at which time
and place, they will please attend with the books
and papers, necessary to enable me to take tue
same. THOMAS j. kIBkPATRlCk.
june j-wiw C,,,-r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
THRUST SALE

VNRUST SALE.--By virtue OF deed of
Il trust, executed TO me by Lucius Boydcn, to
secure certain debts therein mentioned to Clai-
borncG Reynolds, ! shall, on the 9Th dav of June
next, at the Market house in the town of LYNCH
burg sell to the highest bidder for cash. the negro
woman tanner and child, the boat John NJ War
wick, and the Horses in said deed couycycd. or so
much of said property. ms will be suiEcien, to pay
the bond now due. c. Il. SLAUGHTER,
may s6-i1i Tr,st,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
- RlAEN sW!gEET PEEo oPEEsI,Y

"a MAIN STREET PROPERTY
I.si4 FOR SdLE.-The undersigned. commits
sioners acting under decree Of the Circuit Supc-
rior Court Of Law and Chancery for the town Of
Lynchburg. pronounced on the OH dav Of .Ianc.
1871, in the case Of Smith IS. Bagwell administra-
Tor, Sc, win odrr for sale to the highest bidder On
saturday the 1ith day Of June next tie following
Houses and Lots embraced in said DECREE to wit
f= The Brick House and lot sitla-
- ted on main street, nearly opposite to Dib-
rcll's Hotel. This lot fronts forty feet on main
street, and runs back one hundred and thirtv-two
feet. The House is divided into two tcncmerts.
the basement stories well adapted to business pur-
poses, and the upper stories to the accommodation
OF two gentee families. Or they might be cenve-
nientiy united and used for the purpose of large
Boarding House. Also the WOOD HOUSE
dAD LOT adjoining the above described proper
~ AZ present in the occupancy ofMr. Jordan Crea-
sy This Lot has front Of tweniy-three feet. nine
inches. running back one hundred aud tllirty-two
ieet. The lower part Of tire house is wen adlnted
to Grccnry, or other business and tie upper part
70 the accommodation of a crntccl family. Tie a.
bove described property aiil be sold Oh credit Of
six, tweiye,and eighteen months. Negotiable notes.
with approved cndorsors, viii be required of ,he
purchaser and the title to the properly Withheld
until the whole Of the pn ase mono7 shall be
paid. JOHN SA4I iii. Jr..l
WM. T. SMITH, }Oomr'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
Nm sEgOEs! sEEOEs!! sEsOES!!,

have Just opened quite variety of La
dies, Gertcmcn'4, Misses and Childrcn's Boots and
Shoes which, added 70 my former supply, makes u
iine assortment, full equal 10 any in town; all Of
which are offered ut fair prices | am certainly
very thankful for very liberal patronage.
june 5-1w r. SEABTRY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
CEILING OFFFORCAsgE.--Ih,, N,

-
- determined to sell off my stock Of Goods of ev-
cry description ut crircmcly ior prices many arti-
rcs greatly below cost as low in fact as anv other
man III town. coS or no cost. have d supcrb
stock of Ready-NIaic Clothing Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps, Trunks, &c. &C., Cloths. Cassi,
meres and vcstings
Daily expected, additional supply of Summer
Coats, Trunks, &c. Gail and examine before pur-
chasing. Hume 2-tsl E. LOCKWOOD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

RSEEL ST0HES.--THE SUBSCRTRER
IVA is prepared to furnish any number Of MiD
Stones oithe very best quality ut the shortest no.
ice, at his establishment, near Blaeksbars. Mont
somery county. He viii also deliver them at
Lynchburg, or any place where lie may make sale.
if preferred. Address
MCDANIEL s. LEE. Lvnohburr--or
ISRAEL PRICE, Blacksburg va.
L. p REYNOLDS & Co, Loaksville, Rocking
ham 90, North Carolina, are also agents for th,
sac sac q ne above Mil Stones. jar sss-wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

NR1 R1AETED--Some one to distribute the
w Richmond Daily Dispatch in Lyrchburr.
With very little cxcrtion occupying but h,tle
time, any one who would undertake It would be
mond. Juna5-at
Republican copy 2t and chnrpe hi, Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

Years pass away, with their varying
seasons, and as Alc;he again stands before
us, we miss the expression Of sunny happi-
ness which once wrapped her IN rs glory
and its rays--we miss the roscatc bluslcs
and the Pickering smiles. which once swept
over her face with magic alternations,lIke
bfight-hued summer clouds. In her ae7
pect there now beams an ethereal ioveii.
ness--a moonlight beauty, spiritual and
silvery as hsio now encircles her--a
prone and spccchless dialect accompan-
les her, revealing tho suffering which has
chastencd--iherennnciatio whichhas sub
ducd her. There is, as il were, asoft mis-
ere breathing forth from every lineament,
and lendiDgiis cntrancing churm to her
countenancc. until il grows dreamy and
appealing as that which hatinted the vision
Of the Italian Painter, and idealizcd and
made eternal the pale beauty Of the doorn-
cd Ccnci- But Alctle- is TRANQUILITY. hap
Ipy-peacefully serene An the Wild raps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

"A 7 UircuIt Court continued and held Tor
"A Campbell county, at the courthouse thereof.
on Friday TIM 10th day of May, 1851, in the 10Th
year Of The Commonwealth
Alexander N. Montgomery, who sues for the
benefit Of William Z. Roane, Trustee, &c. Pltc
against
James NJ. Smooi. Josiah Moselcv, John ]
Phaup and John Montgomery, Dcns.
IN CIIhNCFRy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
AUCTION SALES.
O 400 ACHES OF LAMP

OefOO FRIDAY. nc In day Of .Jaiy.
1851, about midday, at IveaiherfDrd's Tavern, in
rhtsylvania county, or miles south Of Wards
Bridge, on the Lyuchburg road, (being nbout 2j
miles south of Lynchborg,) shall offer for sale TO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
BY the Presidents:
ItIffI1fTEtsIsII,

- 4 T II III 7 II Isf0f
Commissioner fine General Land Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

The Bedford Sentinel, Lexington Gazette and
liarrisohburg Republican will copy and scud their
accounts to this Office. ( ID 2-t5iy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.

THE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
L form her old friends and patrons and the public a
reception OF travellers and visitors fo the ming ElijI
season. Having been a great expense in building. A
repairing c.n recommend her house as not IN
fer point OF accommodation commodity and locality.
Hotel The She has erected on the premises
sons similar in Bicxi. which admirably adapted
VIII oh she VIII let it reasonable terms. Also, in
addition the Ball RoJm she has prepared
for at least fifty than season. :,
HER TABLE, 1t will be her constant care, to provide
y with that this and markets Afford
FIRE and roomy BATH HOUSES, adjacent to the Hotel,
| for the con enieDce of boarders. 80
Thank for the liberal heretofore extended her
she respectfully rogue what will be her effort deserve,
l share Of public patronage
Per month $50 90 Per week % 90 Per day 50
| pn.x; MAJ q 1es, mylI If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17
BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
l. ception of vis the oath inst, under the -
mama ement of John W NIXON. 1:;;A3
during the spring many additions and Improvement: xs
been made greater degree OF comfort and
convenience the guests Of the house,
The sandy beach Of Bo1 heretofore SO annoying 10 ps
now offers promenade unrvaed by Of the sea coast
villages
The Table will always be supplied with the dellcacies OF
the sea coast and New Orleans Market
Attached the house will be found Bathhouses b az
and Bill lard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys
The following Rates Board will be charged during the
| season: An m
BY the month (per week. ~
by the week.
|
| Children and Servants, half price. 40
| Biloxi. May 10. 1851. myl5 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17

GRAND JURY.-Yesterday the Grand Jury OF the
Parish of Orleans sat, and brought in the following
bills: Against Edward Barry, for robbery; Pierre
Sarraine, for robbery Henry and Mary Maglnn,
for knowingly having in their possession counter
felt hank notes.
The case of John w. Davis, alias VIM. Reed,
charged with forgery. utiering forged notes, and
having in his possession plates and other apparatus
!, for making forged notes, as well as for bringing
into this State knowingly number of forged notes,
occupied the Jury during the greater part of its sit
ting, and true bills we're found against him upon
six different charges.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17

and consequ n'y th,ng th-ir line
OF 20 fine quality the price, that this respect Othsi
establishment excel, if at all equal them
$ H. PAGE, Agent,
70 Canal street, door beL.w Royal.
Just received per steamship uh0 and ship Union,
large assortment of the above Teas
mYS 3m s. ", PAGE, Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17

CINtINNhII-fer steamer Empire state: % kegs ar1, |
S: wss f :s
Owe" DO 9 Ssoie +, bans 81 Blsnas ! Is;t
%st g0%ss a.s ss,
Stone &son5e segs s.d 10 Gs hams 10 casks bacon
see IS bo, whisky, hhds bacon 200 bz. candies ia
ei
o aesb OBI e 81 fs f DO s 8 se. s PS ats
eos hams AZ &c; 1--WE Cha:
g bs yo, ri s s"1. hSds
b ia a. 200 ssi %dss FIN Day
Ge sss s q 5 Ssso Sb e s sS %hsy
59ls es hsr, bds saddle MeMahon : PeanaIl;s
5 ss..%ss sykes Hyde asadsr.sn CANES
81 sH'Ss
ia pSt dq. Savage
do Tq19sr WsSh f Ssi S6. he'd
NJ Fl s as, NJ ssn@ 1
conaoy S aa s %dse s%
%
sss: S:s$s -
s. ~ 4; & !: y. f.
bss candles cheese A Ge sso
eS AID oil ~ do IT, Sss ssfsss q kegs
hid. butter "a bis lard oil Wnsh, &co-is hhds mea
r%S is'as TT
81 ssfs@ sasssss fss ssM5
sOye GSns do Do SS bis . .1aa G S Il do
egg . ";
smpy sS Mshs 81 e sss"s se.
KEGS butte, o d u ms.
Hslga bo1s, Si%mo1sa"d1ies 70 order ~ 'eN
dc Il ss; &c
% s Wn Cotton dS
a. PeasaI-iot Of stoves Ma,pereau &co-do T suIl
s%fsas p 5s S o @sty ss
~ d. candles, i b1s soap Burke &coas h,ms
ny 1s% ssr
Psi S 81
Sb Se
sssog Ssssas ID.
81; l..
'Ds S1savILlEs e a aSs a
way a.S No %S
ksswsd BSi
ne, 9aysn6 EalowEs We, sSmmsr.E4s q Tandym
B ss Cotton fi'E 5h
Pickett pssn. Se2, hhd 6nssa d
Ven falssl Ads% /
I ss.s. cR;Sgss s
dsassus
nee tslss eouon Lowe fason-sdp IS;k
sold 81 do e Simpson-4OoO Il G Cromwel-l0l 90,
ing Marln2l do hid tobacco 10 rolls leather Baker Soc
aoaf pss,'%
We S7. Z? sswss Dc
the hhds bales cotton Yeatmau &co-5 roll. eait
Witherel, Wade &co-sundries to order-Tota l7oJ ba
hern BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Brilliant: bales colt
por Clev.land Bros Nco-4s hhds sugar Boga Foeyi5
and Jr-l do Darby T,emouet-ll d. Dbl Mems
aco Vignaud-is bbs nolasses Burbrdge & Adams-l3
@ Fesrn Donessn aco5l IBIS cis'e,n sugar de Egaa,
Az BAYOU SARA-Per steamer New Laona: bales 9
" at Rellocq-l do Dnpuy u Gras,-3 do Gyss hhds su
A Ge'ard-44d do, bbs mo'asses Menard Vignaud-
tho hhds Gordon IRA do Kelly, Conyngham &co
ao eS %Ss's e oI Aasu''n do Roman
,UAMDEN-Per steamer Cora No 9: 46 bales cotton
onns %caSon fs
Fowler-iO Yeatmsn &co-l0 Fellowes &co-7 Ward
nring !onas4 Cleveland. Bros Aco-3 Nae Cox &co-l do
ViCKsBURi@Per steamer a,ehez . 50 bales cot
rates Coano ly-l4s Buckner Stanton4 w Jackson &c
+ Wad Bonner smith
iii bags Nomen Cooper Geo 30 bags onions 10 ord
~ Tota. a3S bales cotton;
disc. NATCHlrOCHES-Pers steamer Heca: 10 bales co,
rem Buchannou, Carol &es-24 Degruy.aa G Burke
- is Roubeu-l5 e Tol, d4no-9 J b Pauche Sco-4
ovea ,enberger-s FreIsen SeqIl Kitchen DsysIs
two &oo-sundries to order-TOtal l62 bales cotton.
tn for FLATBoATS.
At LaJayette-
KENTUCKY-Per Price,, Clayton, Montgomery
mT Deehrg' boats: ss5 hhds tobacco to Hewitt Norton
is Spoken.
atte, By the bark Black squa the l2th April in lat
or 8, long 800 AZ w. Br schr Caroline, from Liverpool
n am Buenos Ayres-wished to be re Orted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-17
EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

THE undersg ned have taken on a lease for three
l. years the well known Hotel al East Pascagoula. -
Miss so long known and kept by NJ J. McRae. 1t inv
will be opened for option of company on the E
10th June The p is famed Of the most delight
aud heahtul the Gulf it the sea breeze has
the finest a,hng Fishing and convenience for all kinds oil
recrea ion desirable in a summer resort.
The oel IS undergoing thorough repairs and will be fin
,sed complete style The extensive Garden in admira
bic order. 80
The fare will he the best that be obtained OF hs
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