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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-24
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DA Y .
: ALEXANDER MOTT.

BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
TLOTHTNG AT AUCTTON.-On TUES
- DAY Morning, the Oath inst commencing at o.
O'clock shall proceed to sell public auction, large
lot of seasonabe new and ready-made Clothing, Just
received from New York, with instructions to be closed
out Immediately. Dealers would do well to attend, as
great bargains may be anticipated
Also, 100 dozen leghorn and chip Hats
SO do coored and white Hose
SO do Bonnes
$50 do Geare's celebrated black Ink
80 do fancy Soap
Together with many other articles too numerous to
detail.
TERMs-Cssh on delivery.
je "a ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
JOHN II. ID. PAYNE-SALESMAN.
WW7 ILL be sold on TUESDAY, the gath instant
wv at o'clock, ?. NJ, at the southwest corner of
LIST and Cana Streets valuable COWS, two OF which
will have calves in a few daysall of the Devonshire
breed, and raised by the owner, and sl-rate milk
ers. They can be seen any evening, from O'clock 2.
NJ, to sunrise.
TERMs-Four months credit for negotiable paper sa-
tisfactoriy endorsed
je II w. GODDIN, Auct.
nv ALEXANDER NDT";,.
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G. AA(A REWAKD:-Ran away from the
~ YRYH suhscrher MONDAY 9th Eehrua-

6e a AAIh REWARD.-Ran away from the
DxVV subscriber on MONDAY ,24th Februa-
ry last, negro JOHN. He is black, about SO years of
age grey hair and has but few front teeth Heis about
feet 10 II inches high, stout able bodied fellow
and makes much pretension to religion. bought him
about year since of Mr.. James e. Deaton in Rich
mond, and he had been employed in and about that
city, until shortly before bought him, when he work.
ed in a coal mine. He has perhaps made his way to
Richmond, which he succeeded in reaching on one of
his runaway excursions His clothing was red fan
mel shirt, with cotton one over it, sattnett coat and
pantaloons l will pay the above reward if taken so
miles from home, fifty dollars if any less distance,
and brought home. ]. WALKER.
Williamsburg, March 18th, 1851.
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DERUVIAN GUANO. Having made an ar
IL rangement with the Government agent for OBJ
tanning supply OF pure Peruvian Guano, we are pre-
pared to receive orders from those wanting it for fal
uses, which we will sell upon good terms it
be done either here or in Richmond
We shall be prepared by the LIST July 10 commence
the delivery and would suggest to those of our friends
who may give US orders to send them in at an early
date.
We keep constantly hand and for sale at manufac
turers prices, Thrashng Machines and Wheat Fans,
of the most approved construction.
WATKINS g. MORTON,
Commission Merchants
nv l6-2aWSw PETERSBURG Va
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baltimore CURED HAMS, small, land
ID ing per steamer, for sale by
lie "a JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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EDERUVIAN GUANO.-The ships Mount Ver-
charging, from which am to receive large portion
of my Fall supply These are the last ships expected
by the Government Agent until September except two
small vessels, the cagoes OF which sold to Balt
more. Persons wishing to secure supply, would do
we'll to forward their orders without delay II taken
from the vessel it will save them the expense OF dray-
age and storage. HUGH w. FRY.
ia 6-Iaw5uy
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ENOR SALE, good MICH COW and CALF;
H. also cheap Furniture Wagon. Apply to
TOLER q COOK,
10 II Agents aud Collectors.
SARATOGA WATER.-A flesh supply just
- received by r II DUVAL,
lie l3 Druggist.
SsALT.-290O sacks fine Salt, represented be in
- superior ORDER for sale to arrive, by
je 10 EDMOND H. DAVENPORT.
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SATURDAY-Monongal extra, No. 36-Captal:
$4,000. IS numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets 81, halves
Soc, quarters Csc.
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FRlDA Y-Monongalia, extra, No. M-Capital
$4,000. IS nos, IL drawn. Tickets S..
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-Monongalia, extra, No 34-Capita]
l, quarters so.
Monongalia, No 7l-Capital: s24
900. rs nos, aud IA drawn. Tickets S5, halves Sc
quarters 25.
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Monongalia, extra, No. L-Capi-
tai: $4,000 rs nos II drawn. Tickets $40, halves
S., quarters2 so.
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims against the
~ estate of Margaret Miller, decd, will bring them
forward properly authenticated, for payment, all
moneys in my hands will be expended by the 18th OF
time. All persons indebted to said estate Of M Miller
will come forward aud settle without delay.
JOHN T. JONES,
je 10-ct Admir- of Margaret Miller, decd.
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BALTIMORE, June 23-Cld, schr Courier, Della
ny, Richmond.
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GFand ScheIne Tor June %. MonongaIia Lotte-
Of 5ooO of $500, Of $780, of 1900 of 10oo Is
Of 700, 400 of 800, &c. rs nos, IL drawn Tickets
800
Buyers referred to my Register of Prizes, to be
seen at the office, proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders tor packages certificates of packages, and sim
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the LOTTERIES will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
quested. Please address orders to
lie % N. SRATTON Richmond Va
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DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-On
HA, MONDAY Afternoon, July ls at half past
o'clock, will sell at public auction the House and Lot
situated on the corner of 18th street, near Wesey's
Chapel. The House contains 6 good rooms, with lot
fronting 80 feet, running back 200 feet and is now un-
der rent at STA per annum.
TERMs~-One third cash. and the remaining two
thirds and months with int rest from dav of sale
ie 81. ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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HI sorment of Neck Ribbons of the latest style at
CHAS. HARTWELL Il cos,
lie % Opposite Swan Tavern
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:" LILLIAN r. LADD, wholesale and retail
wv Apothecary and Druggist, No. 3l9, head OF
Broad street, Shockoe Hill Richmond, Va, dealer in
English, Mediterranean, India, and all Foreign and Do
nestle Drugs and Medicines
Also Paints, Oils, Varnsh, Dye Stufis Window Glass
Putty !&e ior sale on the most accommodating terms.
GSp Orders from Country Merchants and Physicians
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
NOTICE.-A young gentleman who has been ed
~ ucaed at my school, desires situation teacher
in private family. consider him qualified to teach
the English, Latin, Greek and French languages, and
Mathematics. thoroughly; and from an intimate knowl-
edge OF his character, habits and manners, | re-
commend him as entirely worthy OF confidence as an
instructor and guide of youth. Address the subscriber
at Staunton. PIKE POWERS.
The Enquirer will please copy and send its bill to this
this office for payment. APP 22-2awtf.
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SEA DATHlNG-CHESAPE HALL,
- HAMPTON, VA.-This delightful place will be open
for the reception of visitors on the 10Th OF June.
Large additions and many Improvements have been
made so that the proprietor hopes give salts
faction to all who may choose his "Hal" for sum-
mer retreat.
The lovers of Fish. Crabs, Oysters and Sea Bathing,
cannot fail being pleased, as well as those who are
fond of Fishing Sailing and other pastlmes.
Carriages and Saddle Horses, can be had for rides
to Old Point, the Beach or the country. Conveyanees
in readiness at the Landings OF Old Point and Hamp-
ton.
Board per day, Sis
:" week, 10 90
month, 25 90
No charge for Bathing.
je 2l-2aw2w X. G. BANKS.
CIV IS CLARIFIED SUGAR--40 bbls.
- landing per Henrico, for sale by
ie JOHN IL. CLAIBORNE
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HOLD PENS.--Brown's, Bagley's, and other
" Gold Pens, OF celebrated makers.
Bagey's extension Case, OF gold or silver, beauti
full article for gentlemans pocket. When closed they
are very compact and fit the pocket without nconve-
nience; and when extended sufficiently long for use.
For sale low GENNET & JAMES,
ia rs 149 Main street. Eagle Square,
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NTEW CHEEsE.-95 boxes, landing and for sale
~ by JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
je24
WREAsT PIECES BACON, landing per siea-
je IS JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
WpLAKE'S FIRE.PROOF PAINTED bbls
ID of chocolate and slate colour, just received and
for s.le lower than elsewhere pd IL the city, By
nAILY EXPECTED, 40 barrels Of BusweIPs
~ Mineral Paint, said by painters and railroad agents
to be superior to Blakes, and much cheaper.
DOVE, ISAACS & Co,
e4 Sole Agents for the State.
ICE CR Is MoBLps, variety fPs'terns
je23 ISL Eagle Square.
WARWICK's SPARE MINUTES, OR
~ ~ RE 5$Il} MEDIA TION AND PRE-
MEDITATED RESOLUTIONS
Letters on the Improvement of the Mind, addressed
to lady, by Mrs Chapond
Essays, with reflections every day in the week,
occasional thoughts, poems &c
Gems OF American Wit and Anecdotes, or the Anne
rcan Joe Miller
Ballads and Lyrical Pieces, by Sir Walter Scott
Tales from Shakespeare, designed for the use of
young persons, by Chas Lamb
Letters Of the Elemeny Principles of Education, by
Elizabeth Hamilton author of the Cottages Of Glenbu-
For sale by JAS. B. GLIB,
Je23 3,opposite City Hotel.
GILVER PLATED GOODS.-Frst quality
very superior servceabe article for sale low by
GENNET g. JAMES,
je % 149 Main ST., Eagle Square,
DITCH GRAPE SHAWIS.-AUGUSTUS
IL MAIL ERT has received another supply of
plain and embroidered Grape Shawls, Swiss Musins,
Dotted Muslin, a variety of Lawns and other Dress
Goods Berage de Laines Irish Linens, plain black and
figured Silks, Bonnet Ribbons Mitts, Parasols, Table
Cloths, Diapers, beached and unbleached Domestics,
Pantaoon Stufs and many other articles, which will
be sold cheap at No. Al Main street.
je % AUGUSTUS MAILERT.
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL, NEAR STAUNTON, BY PIKE
POWERS.-The next session of this school will COM
mence on the LIST Monday in July, and terminate the
last Friday in April following
TERMeFor board including lodging, washing,
lights and fuel, and tuition in all any of the subjects
taught ten months, 5000, payable half the LIST
Monday in JULY and one half on the LIST of December.
N. B-The pupils are not allowed to deal on credit,
and expected deposte their funds in the hands of
the teacher, to be distributed to them at his discretion
The Enquirer will please copy and send its bill to
his office for payment. my l6-2awtaiJy
DERUVIAN GUANO.-We will receive by tie
III banks 'Harmonies' and white Cloud, which
sailed from Peru direct for Hampton Roads, and due
in the month OF July, part OF supply Of genuine
No. Peruvian Guano, which offer for sale in lots
to suit purchasers either from the wharf or store.
We can, with perfect confidence, recommend this
Guano, inasmuch it to us through the author
lied agent OF the Peruvian Government in New York,
and will be entered at the Custom House here, and bag
ged under supervision.
ia IO-c6t 8 McGRIJDFR g. SONS
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EAS.-The subscribers are prepared to receive Of
" ders Tor fitting up gas pipes in stores, hotels, pr
vate houses churches, &c. in the very best manner, and
on reasonable terms. Apply at their foundry, corner Of
9Th and Gary street.
au 2l--2aWts j. f. ~ L.. L.. BARNS.
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SPECTACLES.-A large assortment of Gold
- and Silver SPECTACLES, to suit all eyes
quiring the aid of glasses whether convex, concsve
blue or green.
Light blue steel Frames, very pleasant to wear
Some cheap steel Frames, with very superior glasses
as low as Soc. per pair. GENNET q JAMES,
el9 Eagle Square.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

LndseBerienof Gave transfer to onr columns
the following information, which we find in the
Washington (Ga.) Gazette Of the l4th instant:
"Wel learn from q private source, altogether re-
liable, that Judge Berrien has taken his position in
the present contest, and avowed himself in favor
of Nj. Cobb, and epposed to Judge Mcdonald and
his party. II has been our pride and pleasure tc
sustain Mr. Berrien in times past, and p0ne regret
ted more than ourselves TO see the aid Of his pow.
erful mind lent at least indirectly, to the cause o.
party whose object was the overthrow Of the gov.
eminent. No one will DO more gratified to Enc
him, after temporary alteration, again battling II
the ranks for the Constitution and the Union
What will our Southern Rights friends have to SAY
to this We commend the fact especially to thu
notice Of the Southern Rights orator At Danburg
who, in moment of enthusiasm, exclaimed. woult
by her in her peril, a. John Mcpherson Berren
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

The Late Storm. We have received some
further particulars Of the storm at Apalachicola.
The Advertiser Of that city says:
The tide being previously high, soon rose above
our VIA and before daylight was dashing
against ~ btick stores ON Water street. The
wind increased - The day broke, and It an early
hour the Loser Aoess in Water street had five FEET
fury, deyssesng every thing before IL. No beEri-
csding doors Nh Of the least service. The
gals raf ~ day-svsn until after night. Before
800 clock :. r., ths whole of w ster and Com
mefce streets VAS hvs feet undsf water, and the
floors Of the stores, goods counters and lumber all
be done to either the stores or their contents
Not one building on Water street remains unin.
Ijured. The Exchange buildings, the Offices oveu
che Hydraulic Press, and the stores oeeupied BY
the Charleston Bank agency, store occupied BY
Thomas Ormsn, are total wrecks. The P. D.
| warehouse il badly iajured--only the side walls
standing. The store where the Custcm-house il
kept 10 almost down. and the lower block nearest
the bay in ruins. From that portion Of town ever
house on Front Or Commerce streets 70 sweep
away. The entire rod around the Promenade .nf
along the bay, = far As Judge Semmes' house, h,'
been washed away, carrying down Mrs. Emerson!
house. all the garden and yard in front Of A. Z
Bennett and 8. Berezetts house (made land)
nearly to the very doors. Judge Semmes' hous'
was also undermined, and is now total ruin
At the upper end OF the town, the wharves ami
small building are 81 gone and the wa,sh n'a
badly injured Almost every house in town
more or less injured, and all the trees and fence
Frustrated. The Episcopal Church is almost
wseck, and the Presbyterian Church totally demcl
isAed The storm ragged all day with the creates
violence. and lasted about twenty hours. So fr a
We have heard from il, it was quite as violent Z
the Bluff a. in the city, and the houses are wasbe
away. The steamer Falcon was washed of tn
ways, -aad driven by the wind and tide some dii
! lance up the river, and cspsized on an island: A
three Of the lighthouses in the district are blow
down or washed away, and at Dog Island five live
!, were lost. A Spanish brig Of war has bee
stranded on the beach at Cape st. Bias and sever
lives were lost. We can give no adequate descriI
ton Of the scene. It was most awful and terrif
But the dsstruoson and devastation to be seen mo-
is truly melancholy. The loss is plsced At tw
: hundred thousand dollars, but in the opinion
many it will reach hzlf millions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Vermont observation-disclosures from 1913 towns give
Williams (whig) for Governor, IA 1888; Redfeld,
(freesoiD 9,04; Robinson, (dsma 1886. The
same towns last year elected sixty-sevsn whigs and
City four eoalilionists. The last Legislature had
thirty-two whigs majority. William loses SO far
about one hundred on last years vote, when he had
200 majority. The aggregate vote has consider
ably diminished.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

,Aaoater Planet Discopsrsd.-M. Gssparis, Of
the 0b:ervatoryat Naples, has announced the dis
member Of that group Of small planets revolving
between the orbits Of Mars and Jupiter. It has
the appearance Of star Of the ninth tenth mag
nitude. This is the fifth small planet discovered
by him.
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NEWS FROM CUBA. .

NJ H. G. Sumsdl one 81 the Cuban expedition,
returned yesterday 6Eths brig Teauantepec, hav-
mg been psvdonsd, Frnun him We Learn The iol'
wing interesting memosanda:
On 1endins4ot Motilio he Inhabitants mot the
expedlsiun VII s voaley Of muskeuy, which vas
rdurned BY Bobise ;sshey immediAie'y Ned they
! then look possession Of the road, Lopez Saving
I Caittsnden's command TO take charge Of the bag
gage, etc, marched on TO Lasposas, twelve leagues
distance, with $50 men Lopez being surprised at
l-,hst plase ~ the Spenisb troops; Major kelly's
command found Lopez 1t this point; Crittenden
had no Communication with Lopez during this me
This engagement lasted about two hours. CoSnei
Dorming, Lieut.. LAhuxah. the Captain o. the Cuoa
/ Company, and other ofhcen. were Killed Gen.
Pngay and Capt. Gonise were MORALLY wounded ;
kCspl Ellis was wounded but able to walk
The party stopped 1t this place twadsys, and
<ook up their liae Of march 70 the mountains
during which they hsa several skirmishes, sur.
prsing several small parties, and taking pro-
visions. 0cn kopex behaving bravely ON every
il occasion.
On Sunday, the l7th, At Capital del Furez
Gen. Lopez was surprised by large party o
CO t.kink mem for patriots, but when nea
, LII hmpment they drew their sabres, and cam,
down full tilt. When about one hundred yards o.
~ ared on them, killing fifteen. and taking tw
prisoners. We then retrssted to the mountains
/, and wsrs mat By six hundred infantry in ambush
!, who irsd On ~, when Ne started across the fel
10 gain safe retFest. They killed Of our humble
Ihree, and wounded several. Our mon on9he rea
dropping OF By degrees, and that ni9et ~ mss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Deceased.-Ths Columbia Is. c. Carolinian an.
nounces tue death of the Hon. John M. Fielder, of
Orange Parish, S. G. At the time Of his death he
was member Of the Senate OF the South Carolina
Legislature, and formerly served his District in
| COn0ress
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Briscoe the Msrderer.-A dispatch from Grand
Gulf to the Vicksburg Whs Of the 9Th. states that
Brssoe, who murdered Professor Chamberlain,
committed suicide by taking poison. The REPORT as
published, that he was found with his throat cut,
was, therefore. incorrect.
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Once OF the T'ehuantepec Railroad Conn
pany Of New Orleans.

paAy Of New Orleans.
~ Whereas the Government Mexico, through
Of that Republic this caused published
Of the General Congress. dated May 1884, declaring prsvou.
decree Of the sh November 1886 null and Whereas
decree Of the Mexican Government bearing date November S
vitality the grant and privileges originally accorded
Jes do Garsy, but In possession Of this Company
Nov, therefore, the undessgned part the Company
instructed gse notice that Company deny right
Mexican Government deprive them Of their privileges vhou
amt declare that the given avaed Of
VALID and the Company codera that the General Congress
justified in passing such decree udsmsn And The,
further fully and completely cen6tm and aty the Protest.
already pubhsd agans Mexican Government made on tin
hmu Of Tshuaaspsc the h day Of June 1884, By Major
Barpard, u A. their Chief Ensneer, William H. side
Associate Engineer and the Company will with sail
drosa hold the Government Of MEXICO liable dssss
said Company suffer In consequence Of said illegal unus
decree Of said Government under date 22d Nay, 1851
Notice also eiven whom may concern Corspau
will continue s realization Of their plans. and proper
Just facilitate the progress Of thsr enterprise open
commaicaonby railroad the Atlantic
having confidence in the legality goodness Of
and relying upon their felowcizsns and Governmsn
that Justice aha prevail
By orssr of the Board Of Management: BFALLDN, secy
Neworleans, September y lSol 81 loop
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The New York Day Book says that the grea,
luminary Jenny Lind, seems 70 be slowly RESTING
from The pubic gazs, shd the atmosphere Of ,hs
musical world Il becoming decidedly Hayes-y.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

attempt at Murder.-Ths Cleveland Herald Of
the 2ash, states that Daniel McClslland, who had
previously been imprisoned and fined for savage
assaults on his wife, entered the house and fred q
revolver at her, the ballforunateiy-on only woundins
her hip. He wsssecured and imprisoned in de.
fault of $4,000 bail.
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CAUTION.


THE public are hereby cautioned not to purchase
= of trade ios Land WaMsnt is.usd from the General
Land Ofee and numbsed under the act Of Congress
February H. s in favor Of Thos. Hsncham, late
OF Company 9Th Regiment 9: Infantry. and forwarded
to the Of Edward Hart 50 Gned street. NewOzleans
La The said warrant it believed, came to hand
and the public are hereby bottled that cavsn has been
already fled against the issning Of patent On ssa
s s.. that n'd to apply r n rsniGS 8fi
By his Attorney, 9. Lew. st. Loan. Mo. s's 6wd&W
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
ANDREW, 4 black. about IS years old IS fest sh ~
inches high has the bress uppef iropt tsehs
out; says he belongs to Capt Aart Of asamsr bril- ~
PETER, light gr. about Is yean old fspt ~ inches
high, one Sppsi ne belongs to Mr. Robinson
Ths owners will please comply VIII snd s:.s them
Nov New or,.ahs. ssp,suibsr Il. ISL. .li iswSw
NOTICE TO LEVEE CONTRACTORS
~ sealed proposals will b. received by the undersigned
until the lh inst. cpaivs for the construction Of Lsvee
% IL TeN bank Of river. At Agn near the FhN Mu.
nlcipaiV fe acoosdins p Esaolason Of he Poles !Hy
Es ;:. e. sSss e.
A,.i.r. s.p..nb.. II. ASA, '''n' f''''' : ;ss
LOUISE OF REFUGE, Municipality No. q
II Applications on candidates foe The ofcss Of Principle
aad Flint Aaistent il the House Of Rsfage Of he secoud
Municipality, will eosvsd By The undedsnsd until hs
ln Octobse nsx Written tsslimontsh Of moral character
and ausliass'ons mat sssopPsey s4f 'pelcsss1s
Nswodaa Ssptsa6a u. ISL. g q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Decidedly Sensible.-The New York Day Book,
in noticing the proposition to purchase the freedom
Of Boldng, the Poughkeepsie fugitive, says:
" For ourselves, we do not believe in buying run
away niggers We have quite enough of them
now in our midst and it is, in opinion, better
to send them back to their masters, where they
properly taken care Of, than keep them here te
become drunkards and paupers."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-13

Acqsitssd.-Joshua Johns, Jr,; was tried at
Woodville, Miss, the Sd instant, for the murder
Of negro belonging Thos. Haynes, and acquitted.