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- =. - OS0eh Oeuees
II dramatic pertormsnce for the benefit Of III.
0sbsA essss' sakes place this evening =. the Amer
i1An-netlhs oslsaas-rhsatrs. We hops thar,
~ teslasgs esspossisg of our citizens.
ths~y, - think j, would b good pl.r
sAskplblis szhibisisas and performances for III,
s1lulk 4 ~ cshsa cause should come out undo
- sryvs sasAssisy Of ths Cuban Comni,,ee
~ hs.s1 sstsEsscs % the performance Al III
A1sns as'aislt, which we believe = Be gen
s'ss esase - ws ~ ~ e eeA6dsas th.s son,
esAsss ~ sssssly vhas hey clsin . be, aud v,
= p v'aA he honorable lbsrality Of The publ.
ssss9ss inPssitisa
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1hs Commandments t.-The first execution for
murder, in the State of Wisconsin,, took place at
henoahs on the 2lst ult. The convict was named
McCaffery-his offence, the murder Of his vile.
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Helasasaa.

- Peaaeieals
AyAa.Ass Jehntbn,e majority is 1915 two
oounsiss u b hesfafsM
N;rx;n;s.-C. ]. Faulkasr, (whigy after the
discuss;on bstwssa Ne two opposideg 1nndidass1
Msssrs. Byrd and Bedinger, in Jefferson eoGntJ,
on August -. announced himself ~ a ssndidats
from that district.
MSssissigpi Delta Of yesterday morning
has hesfollowing returns BY telegraph:
Vicksburg- Johnson, Union, 374; Lake, Union,
40; Hebron, Independent 263.
Yazoo City-James, Union, 295; Brown, Union.
294; Yandsll, States Rights. l6l; Hill, Sntss
frsnads-Ths Union nsjsri,y i lsa which is
102 more ihan 10 whie voseia 16l9. = tsNs-
WoedviRe-Union vote ls4; Stats Rights yets
N..che. = Unioa vote CO..; States Rights
Grand esH-unim vote lol; State. Right.
vote 81.
Fayetts-Union vote l0s; States Rights vots7i,
Warrenton-l johnson, Union, has majority o.
1876 ovsr Hebron, Independent.
Holmes County Gwinn and Pnrdem, Union
have each 254 votes Hooker, States Rights, 337.
Ons precinct 70 BE- heard from. Il is reported that
the Union majority in the county is 347.
RailroaA Items.
Macon county, Mo-, has subscribed $25 900 To-
wards the completion Of the Hannibal and 81
Joseph Railroad, and her citizens have individually
taken $4,000 more stock, making in all $4,000
The County Court Of Fayetts, KY, has ordered
the question 81 subscription Of $500, 900 to The
capitsi stock Of the Covineton and Lexington Rail.
Foad Company, to be again submitted to . vote Of
the people Of Faystts, Saturday, the 9th Of Sep
TENDER. 1t viii be remembered that the question
was voted down a few weeks since.
The business ON the Madison and indianapolis
: road for the week ending August 16, 1851, amounts
to $5040 "a for the week ending August II, 1850
1881 53-making an increase Of &1200 81.
The New Hampshire Central Railroad Compan.
Is hopelsssy insolvent.
: The New Haven Register says: "Abou
! | $500, 900 have been subscribed in Middleton
towards the sAir Line Road. Every thing indi
Gates the speedy building Of the great railroad from
this city 70 Boston. 1t is an important enterpris
for New Haven, a. well as Middletown."
Il Ianporta,st Railroad Tramsfer. - The Bosto
Courier says: * :. 1t is understood that Mr. Crane
who has, from the beginning Of the building Of Ii
South Reading Branch Railroad, held = controllin
interest in its stock has sold out that interest,"
all his shares, the President Of the Eastern Raj
road, at the rate Of Sis the share President Nes
buying in the name Of the latter Corporation"
! Alabamo State Bank.-F. 8. Lyon, Esq, til
! Commissioner and Trustee 70 settle the affairs
). the old State Bank and It's branches, has made
statement Of his settlements from the first Of Jan,
= ary 10 the first Of July Of the present year. II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

ConErsssiox2 Nominotion.-The whig COM
vension q the Fourth District, Mssylsad, CON
vened at Baltimore on the 26.hu lt, and neminstsd
l. Istes Walsh as candidate for Congress from
| that Distfiat
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t65,l36.76


Thus New York showed nominal excess of i'm.
ports OF sxy-fve millions, while the total excess
tor the whole country was but nineteen millions
IN. Y. Journal OF Commerce. =
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Foay-A young lady of vincennes Qndiana.
mas devoted six months in working quilt, to b
presented by her to Queen Victoria. ..
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Ezpo'tat'om Of Gold.--A house in NewYork
says the Journal Of Commerce, sent $4,000 in
new double eagles to Liverpool, at the cost fos
freight and insurance, Of $546. The only Other
charge was Is porterage, etc., ON the other side
The weight as returned by the Bank, was 26S lbs
OF. dwts. The net amount credited was
ti2'27s lis. 3d.; which at the usual allowance Of
per cent. interest on open account would be a
little over 1893, for Exchange, or about 100 10
16ths
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

RsHAnKAsnn CuRa.-Dr. Fryer. the oslsbrstsd Indian
Doeto. has the credit of achsvng sos
We were shown the ohsr DAY slave belonging 70 the Old
Levse Steam Cotton Press Third Municipality, who, va
were bad bean cured of osnsnmption or rattle,
dsass Of hs liver and lungs with svsr Of The bowels lie
was discharged the 2d Msrc asr being confined to b.
ce ss many months Thsneg sppsasd perfectly restored
We aso saw. at the name time. negro who had been cured
o. esvsrs Cancer By Dr. Fryer. IEor Louisiana State
Republican. Lafayette. May 70. 1851. mySO no. Wifi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

Senator Dsaglass.-This gentleman, who is
said to be the richest in Illinois, is putting up
what may be styled magnificent palace near
Chicago.
B0sied.-Mr. Nicholson, who lately shot Col.
james In Choctaw county, Ala, has been held to
bail In the sum Of $25OO for the offence.
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49, - ~. C.nan rm,rra.ts.
.,....s-- - -, un.., ,o,.,.,.
r:+..s- .s-...s.. - -;,s -. -. ~
49,. ~, 49,. ...,....;o,. 4. 1890. ~
n .s-,sss,ssS .s.,h. s1.n,,s
III q foI,..,o,- y n. pow n Nsw oejsans.
-. ..,,o,r,.,-.., ,...c. =, - ludIsscusly
$3.50 ~ .ho.. ,,ho. re.idlne hsls, know the
f.c,.
". can ;n..ins Ne can go our worthy and
pcnu,,y collsc,or in 4 brown study, seriously re-
yo,v,ns l,ow - shall sxplam . thing Of which
~ tpow. but lido moro than bic questioners,
si.si wh,ck sannos easily BE- explained further
-. n 1870 ihsslE Ths Pnnpsso was q the
fssves,s s,bArf q nishtkll. and st daybssak
- - -, having no ripple % indicate her
ISutue. T5ht = N indspuaable hct--ihe ColIec-
~ knews h, Gad win, We hope, communicate it
with The utmo@k gravity, 10 the Department.
A. ths dispatches say fall explanations will be
seouired, we hope the Collector will forward. in
.omsshing les than twenty manuscript folios, The
thousand and one fhmors which wsrs buzxing in
our streets. We hope he will inform tho De.
partmens, that, regularly every day, Tor weeks
bsfoss The Pamperp sailed, one could learn every
day in the streets, that an expedition was to sail
on the next day. that steamer had been en-
gagged, that heavy artillery. munitions Of war
and feeding supplies 10 untold quantities had been
smuggled on board, that every thing wm regdy
, and the time set but nobody went, and 10 The
tale grew esale upon the public ear and seemed
) vaa,ly like quiz upon the United States author
: tiles. We hope be will forward 1t least one
! tenth Of " the authentic Information" which WA
os"y co'snSse@ = "lA'' s''1 0es h1i vi w'n
when he finishes his annual REPORT to SIN It ant
d tell him what be thinks Of d. W
y Our Collector il courteous gentleman, an,
we bope he will invite he authorities at Wash
i;... -. :. $500. ~ .,..,ap .,.,d 5.
VIC" ~ sne '''0e' ".'u "'sA' .''' r '.
j pect Of help from SINGLE clnsen' ne was q 81
/. hazasds to stop an armed expedition Of seveFa
. bundled men. Il would b q interesting an.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

Scientific Esomaations During the session of
the Scientific Convention recently held Al Albany,
N. T., paper by Lieut. Maury, of the U. S. Navy,
On Deep Sea Soundings," was read, in which it
was said that not less than thousand vessels were
now out engaged in making observations on the
depth Of the sea- As showing that the bottom of
the ocean is as uneven or rugged, if not more so,
than the face Of the earth, it was stated the u. S
ship Albany went out and measured tho Gulf of
Mexico, and found the lower part to be about q
mile deep, and that another vessel found in the sea,
along the Southern shore, depth of five miles,
and afterwards, within short distance found bot
ION with line of a quarter Of mile. Another,
relating TO the Indians of California, of peculiar
interest, was read. 1t s general view of the pc
culiarites and present condition of that portion of
the inhabitants Of the new State. The Doctor
maintains sthat the Indians of California are
descendants nof wandering tribes from Mexico,
who perhaps fed that country At the time Cortez
first invaded it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

WAsHikGroN, August IL, 1871.
This Department has received Official informa-
ton, through the Legation at Madrid, that the Gov
eminent OF Spain has issued orders to the effect
that the manifests Of all goods and merchandise
liable to sanitary duties in the ports of Mahon OF
Vigo, while the vessels containing them are per.
forming quarantine at those stations, shall be made
out in the Spanish language instead of that Of thei
respective nations, az heretofore.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

Fsrocieus Ladiss.-Ths Psndletcn Is. C) Mes.
senger, secession Psial gives q waflike picture
Of the ladies in its section. Hear it:
II the editor Of the Patriot will come and
spend . few days about old fendleton, (where he
has some personal, but NO political friends he vii
dad many ! Of OUR ladies equally a. patriotic and
devoted To- the Cause Of disunion a Ellen Douglass
Indeed, we have heard thas an Organization wal
shout to AXE place amsng the ladies, and that an
application would probably be made to GoverneI
Means for the light csrabinss to be used by them
on horseback"
Couquering and to conquer is the destiny Of the
ladies', but they are destructive enough, without
those hight casabines -as Ged and nature made
thsm-Provided, they are good looking or good ma
tured. Would MT the petticoated humanites look
queer Cd horseback, trying to discharge carabine
at rascally union-man II they are young and
pretty. Why mot send them throughout the South
to conquer submission
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

Dsstracssue Fin.-A fire took place in the city
OF Concord, N. H., on the night of the 25th ult
which destroyed the best part Of the city. A shop
adjoining the Eagle Hotel was fred by an incsn.
diary, and the flames soon spread in every direc-
ton, burning the Eagle Hotel, the new Exchange,
and many business houses and dwellings, Three
newspaper Offices were burnt out, the Statesman
Independent Democrat and Congressional Jour.
nal. $4,000 is the estimated loss. A Negro
named John Robinson has been arrested on sus.
picion Of being the incendiary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

Potato Ret-The editor of the Ploughman writes
from Keene, IN. H. that he has seen no symptoms
of potato rot, on his journey hence. In the neigh
oorhood Of Portsmouth, IN. H. on the contrary
large .potats-growing resion-the vines are af
iected In many places. The Sleetville Upper
Canada) paper says Of the crop in that vicinity
Is Is black as the ink with which we write, "
and II gives up all hopes of potato crop in despair.
The same state of things prevails in Western New
York and in Massachusetts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

Faslsd-Wm. & J. Currie, two Wall street
rokers, failed recently in New York.
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Fish Stery.-A correspondent of the Mobile
Tribune, al Biloxi. rslstes story about terrible
ssingaree that was caught there on the 29lh uli
gentleman fishing from the pier had attached "a
his hook an immense fish, and was unable to draw
It from the water. Various plans were suggested
by which it could be removed, and it was deter
mined finally to shoot the animal, as it was thought
impossible to otherwise capture it.
good mafksman was soon on the spot, and
taking deliberate aim. with rife barrelsd pistol
he shot the monster through the head. The huge
leviaihan nude two furious and frantic surees. and
was afterwards entirely traotable. 1t was then
brought to the hotel by the men, and weighed
seventy-fve pounds. The sting measures twenty
inches, has point as sharp as . needle, will
rough edges, very much like a saw. The swim
mers and bathep about here regard this as warn
ing NOS to venture too far from shore. 1t is very
certain thai sharks Of great size have been seen
in the Bayou Biloxi. 1t is said that they make Il
. harbor and refuge in very stormy weather, and
that they might be caught with little trouble.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

Stsossjsat Accident. --Capt Durham. Of HI
steamer Fanny Smith, reports the new steame
Caspian, Capt Dean, from Louisville, for this port
was snaggsd on the Goth ulk. IS miles below
Cairo. The snag entered her larboard guard, ant
passed through the guard. cabin floor, and W
through the hurricsne roof, disabling her larboarc
engine and carrying away several state-rooms on
the starboard side. The Caspian's passenger.
came down on the Fanny Smith. No psrson o.
the boat was injured.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

Alabamo State Bank.-Fs 8. Lyon, Esq, the
Commissioner and Trustee 70 settle the affairs Of
the old State Bank and its branches, has made a
statement Of his settlements from the first Of Janu-
ary 10 the FIRST Of July Of the present year. The
following amounts are according to classification
adopted when the bank and its branches were first
;rs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

fAaaks We are indebted to the officers of the
aeet steamship Winfield Scott, for NswYork dates
Of the 26h and 27th the latter one day 10 advance
ofthe mail. Our contemporaries of the Herald
Express, Courier and Enquirer, journal of Com
merce, and Tribune, have our thanks for their
courtesy in forwarding files of their papers by the
above steamship.
The California and Fanny Smith, from Louis
vile. will accept our Acknowledgements for late
papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

- fioaypas complains that We did not Ole. !,
efedk ~ ~ trsnslAuon d some Ms,ic., 49,.
oal4 pesaal credit WIS ans ths Pc.v.,. :. !.
Issaee 3 - ss1.sry vss taken from the True
psah " - shsis haaslstisas, .Ai.kiug i, up.
neesssesy = 81 thsepgh he supsrhuous labor !,
sseel.,isg g ses sedal issue what s.s DOM
49, - i shsir issssssof Sunday The =.
- 1sasat shssA hays bsen msds. W.
dea alupys be~hespx = give suf censsnporas,
~ aesfil b ny assiIs. Z =
z1Gtex Nsw.--1he vi ~ il aid I.
- 49,, e.s>l1r L. f!l.sx> A.
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Imports and Ezputs.-The great mistake of
many persons, in calculating the difference between
our imports and exports, arises from the fact that
they conne their attention to this port, where the
comparison, exclusive Of Specie is greatly in favor
Of the imports. This will be shown by the follow
ing statement:
80 YEAR ERDIks JUNE 30 1850,
AT New York. All other pors Total
Imports. .$ios ~. 5os 46g.7sl,5s0 al1l 032 0aa
Expofn.... ooH3.ISo lO6,a6l.9 $50 IN a75,725
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

1rvsNR House, w. Y.-An item ias.he New
hork Pssrs ssstss, that the receipts at the abovs
house zRTresent season has averaged 4160Q per
Day. H arrivals vaty from $50 to as each day
A tkiving business.
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Fashionable CIOth6ssg.
NORRIS & WAY,
~ Camp street, corner OF Common ct.
~ Have in full complete assortment Of Fashion
CLoThlNu TO which they
and all Ia Of Use Fashionable y8 2dp n


To the Ladies.
~ Mn. SHERMAN. thankful for past favors and
liberal patronage in her line of business happy inform
friends and the public that she Nayades
TO 1855 St. Charles street. where she prepared
1t Ladies and Children with the following articles to
Shermsn's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL Sur.
PoRTERs. DR.. Bsnning's BoDY BRACES, Dr. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES, Mrs. Belts SuppoRr
sRs. Dr. Thompson's SUPPORTERS. etc. etc.
q Hours Of attendance In the morning, from A. M till
O'Clock r. NJ; and in the evening from till s p. n.
n Females will be attendance and wait upsn adie,
MD
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

INDEPENDENTLY RERET CLUB No. \.
SECOND WARD. SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
" All those favorable to the election Of JAMES FREaET
the ocs Of Sheriff the Orleans irrespective Of
respectfully requested THURSDAY EVENING" III.
an O'Clock, ut the Ball Recon- Of Mr.. g. 6atze
East corner of Nayadss and Euierpe streets:
D. {. vandsrsra, Feilx Pi4usry, L. Il. Clark
John T. Grain, A. R. Robertson, WIN
Henry Renshav, W. R. Brassmsn H. o. Hat
Geo. e. kawrasou, A. Bertei, G. W. Leovv
Geo. W. Hynson, w. Mckagus, Geo. d Rosriius
A Mcllhenny, WIN. D. Grmsle. g r. Pbiiins
A. 7. Pckrsll, Isaac Clare, and otners a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

Cuba Meetings. = Yes,erday's mail brings us
intellisencs Of two more meetings that have beer
held at 81. Louis. Mo-, the other at Wopdyillv
Miss., both on the 26sh uft. Committees were ap.
pointed 70 raise fund.- to hslp the cause.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

Marine Disaster.--Capt. CouillaId, Of the steam
ship Win6sld Scott, arrived this morning, from
New York. reports that he learned, by pilot. boat
at Key West, that the ship Mary Ellen. from thi
port. for New York, was totally lost, off Key West
on the S2d ult.; and that three ships, dsmastsd
were ~ Key West. The captain Of the pilot boa
attempted 70 throw . letter on board Of the Scott
giving the particulars, but il was lost overheard
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

MszassAoly Aessdsnt.-A little boy named
Lusser. not long since, in attempting to cut his
name on the National Bridge, Va, higher than any
Other lost hin footing. and falling distance Of $50
feet, was almost instsntly killed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAaHlNaToN. Auxust n IS51

Official Notice to Merchants, Captaiss, and
| Ownsrs Of Vessels Engaged IN Commerce
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FOR ASSESSOR,

FOR ASSESSOR.
~ We are authorized to announce 8. II. PAar as 4
candidate for Assessor for the city Of NewOeAns Election
to be held November g. 1851 iya5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

PAESTON POND, Dr.,
Attorney and Counsellor az Law.
w ILL give his attention to all business matter
entrusted to HE care. In the parishes of East and IVES
re,%sn Al Esat baton R9ass ald st. Aelsna.
Crockett. NSwOrleans " ' 'O'. ~ ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

U- WILLIAM BARNES respectfully ofsfs himself q
candidate Tor the office Tax Coscos cr the Second
Municipality Election takes pacs the % Of November
next According late OF the Legislature there VIII
be only Stats Tax Collector Tor the who Of the Second
Municipality comprised between Felicity Road and Canal
street. from the River to the Lake. mya4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

informs tbs Ladiss and Gsntlsmen Of Nav
Vrssns that hs has just arrived from Europs and NAV b
nss reasnce corner Of Dauphn and Espsnsds srses
n Consultation Genilsrnsp ii Ladtss soc .ae..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-14
lMF0aTAaTsIa BRICK MAKERS ANO BUILDERS.
AdnafnistrafOr.s Sale.


NTILL 81 sdH, ii the Brick Yard q Wni, Coz
w Inns. decf ,on the w inchesief and Potomac
Railroad ak4nts no miles ADORE Harpefs-F Ferry, on
SATURDAE.ike 1874 DAG Of Ft5ruagy-nkrf. COM
mencins AZ n SrIoek. A. Y. about
100000 Geod Bricks, sdld fegethsr. or u
lots u tait purchasers
2 sz1sfaaxia Brick Clamps ~ Kiins;
good Hkatiifs, 2 large Skeds, and a lot
gf bss Boards, cassprisieg aitegsther
aboia 2se00 -Jeet Of Ltmber
IA 1Fhesl5raars, 1 Moulding 7Sttes;
| AEgnS Nhisel. D5asc knife, 4ixe
"A tt0f Eyke Had, and d eunplete as,
riseat oh Skocsls, .Spadrs, Hos, Slasj.es,
Sefres, Lsass Tubs, lIoalis. Scoops, and
othsr toois aee3ssary to Tie ssallag Of Bficks.
ALSO, i Sfere aud PIP
A lof s. Drtas, Pots, Kattles, Sklslefs,
Buekets, Pans, Barrels, aud ether domestic
utensils MI
T.seMss az gkLE-A credit &c six months will be
givei. on alSuHis above IS, the purchaser % give
bond and aphrpx ed security. Under that amount
cash. No property 10 be removed until the terms
arec9mpiieS With. Fl ,
~ r. COLLINS. Afminisraser!
JanuarSSl;,. 1851 Spirit copy and charge F. p.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-14
Die dl


On kntufaay Nxeaine last. Mrs MAnY LExIs. cen
IN Of Dr. tnhp ii LeNis dsci o. tls County the
cd yenf pthsf bye
On Fri5ny iAsRat Shenandoah City Mr. Ana
IsoM SarP ssRF9ss ~ years II. leaves wife aad
chiidsen Hls4sefnains were attend 10 the grave by
me Asrpnk anf spns 1t Temperance
on ThussHsY lkst. at lie residence az afr George T.
Betk 10 IFsff ~ eouHty, Mrs. Eve zonHAo, IN the
9zs year OF her Hga
In csmbfiassIsy, lad. on the 2oth uIt u scarlet
sesss JoEr ~ ksHAk. ased months and 2udays, and
an che 3Sth sit lans0s W sTson nged years. IONS
~ Philip 4. X and Mary Richards. formerly Of
Wfnehesttt
ON she ash stt Of scarlet FEVER. the residence Of
Mr.. John AZ Cfsb4 sin Frederick county. EucKNIA =
daughter OF thk afsdfep KitcheB. or Clarke county
aged 5 ysafs add months
On The 3.st ut. Mrs cArHAGIsE wife OF Henry s
Baker 81 Frsdesis canaF Il The ash year ether age.
Athisrs.a~nce- - BsIksIey county. The Is, ihsl
Nj. DAVID ailltEa, IL iae III, year Of his agc
Al ButtsgewB. Betteity sesasgy Va on Inv 10Th ntt
mo. Mrs EAs4NpRA Ter TS, b. The s5th year or her
sge
Al Darkesvi He BeT6elcy county. on the 18th ult
sfiss AMANDA HstIis, sged shout IS years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-14

VIE I'm, Copper, Sheet Iron and Brass Making
4 business WI Be continued by the undersigned
soiieisa continuance OF patronage
80 ipefally bestowed upon the late arm ~
THpS. D. PARKER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-14
CHARLESTOWN DEPOT
Reduction OF Commission,

,-r,-xrrf,44r.tI no rates of commission have ever
Va Z : AZ Depot since
prom pet complains have been i n =
st, onsIoss charges have deternned !,
shall therefore and after eibis dae ane
commissions to three GEMS per hundred on aII ner.
caanalse delivered in the town. and on otber Fan
slgamsnis the commissions win CORRESPOND Win
h ms lates a. winchester Inmaking this reduction
M ,,,,, Us auy Is imposed on me OF requiring
III ii " Al goods OF every description
IT. ei' y rs Rdla lof on delivery, WITHOUT res
pect q persons The cash viii also IL reouffad I'm
ail articles for sale at the Chaileslown Derbt
VINCENT W. MOORE.
February z IS5t