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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
N0XUBEE LAND FER SALE.

WILL sell ar private snle tract OF landin
Noxubee county Mississippi. ont the Broken
Pumpkin Creek-adioiming lands OF Mr.. mir
Clayton. Judge Moore, estate of Joseph Moore
deceased and others. koniaining ght hundred
and eighty acres between five aud six hundred
IN a high state OF cultivation-lnost OF it very
reh Prairie lpnd. Apply 10 me at Columbus,
Mlssissippi GEO II. HARRIS.
Sept 2nd, 1851. 23-tE
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
BLAD0N SPRINGS,

1...-,- e.:
Wis popular watering place, viii be opened
Tor the reception of visitors onsthe first dav
ofsJune The PrepretoIs have added largely
to their Improvements during the past winter,
and will be able during the present season 10 &C.
comInodate. from four TO FIVE hundred persons.
In addition to the medicinal and curative Drop-
ertes OF the water IN diseases peculiar TO south
eFh chmate, these Springs possess many advan-
tages over most OF the watering places IN the
south and west. Being situated bun four miles
rom the Bigbee river in Choctatg County Ala
IN as healthy region as can be found in The
southern country, and are accessible at all sea-
sons OF the year by Steam Boats 1t would be
Useless TO attempt full description of the bene-
fits TO be derived from the use Of these Srafers
suffice it. that we feel fully warranted in SAVING
that their sanative properties, in the cure of dis
eases OF the Liver, Stomach, Bowels KetlneTs
and SkinI Ulcers of Iopo standing. General De-
billty suPerinauced bJ ~ long residence ina SON.
them climate. Cont, Rheumatism. NEURALGIA
&c. are unequaled by any waters in the United
states. as hundreds coHld testify whoFhaye tried
their efficacy Many arrangements have been
made, and are inprogress for the amusement and
pleasure Of visitors.
There will be regular line of Semi-weeLIy
9ackets from Mobile to the Springs. Good
Hacks with careful drivers will be in contsant at
teiiealce 70 carry persons TO and from the river.
Z He ABLE
%l1l.pe constantly supplied with the VERY BEsr
me country afiords,apd no pains on the part o.
ne F1oprieiors, 1slb be spared, 10 render VISITORS
comfortable.
For Chemical properties of the water. the pub.
lie are referred TO the Analyses of one of tbe
principal Springs by Prof. Brumby of the Uni
versity Of alabama.
Rates of Hoard.
her day. so 90 Per week, SO 90
tnontt 80 Coz Singlesmeal, rs
70 Children and Servants haIf price
board OF horse per day, S Loo
week, . 90
month Is 90
Large iamliies subJect TO liberal deduction
from the above rates
CONN0R & HENRY.
Proprietors
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
Dr.. Thomas N. LnfA

p ESPECTFULLY offers his professional ser
IL vices to the citizens of Columbus and its
vicinity and hopes by close attention TO business
to merit a sharesof their patronage. He maybe
found at all timess when not any where else. at
his office Or residence both on tue same lot with
the CITY Hall, Immediately south of It, formerly
occupiedsby N. j. Howard.
August S, 1850 l6-tc
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11

WlLLbe sold atpublic auction on the prem
w iscs on Saturday. 18th day Of October
1851, on credit Of twelve months, the cast lIalf
OF the sonth 2estqHarter Of section twenty-niue
township niueteeH range seventeen east con-
aiming egly acres; being the same land oecu-
pied by Richard I'll. Peters, deceased, on the Co.
lnmbus and Starkyile road, seven miles from
Columbus. j. w PETERS
aug. ~ lS3l 2l-3w. Guardian.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
GEORGE FRAZEE,
Mffc1aut GdtInr.

II AS Just received a superior assortment 81
Ii Ii Black French Cioths and casssHerss; Faney
Cdssimeres AID Casaaetts PAIN and ffiea,red
Sattn, Plain and Figured White 1tarsailkes md
Es7i6roided Merino Yeafags also a Iaree ossorf-
'nsnt Of Shirts, Under Shirts, Supsndsrs. Linen
and sig Pocket Haadkerchfsfs cravats, GioDcs.
SATIN Stocks, U'p6reilas, &c. 8e .AIl of which
he VIII manufacture TO order, orseH on the most
liberal terms He would especially invite those
who buy torcash TO eall and examine his assort-
ment before purchasing.
Columbus Miss April. II 1S51g 21,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
Mutual Life Insurance.
Mutual LIFE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY.
AT GOWN CfT0N, KENTUCKY.
GuarTantY Fund SOC az

VN11I 81 u . lIII q 9LUG11U01
ENSURES LIVES UPON THE MUTUAL
4 plan. at joint stock rates of premium. and il Is
believed oilers the most simple, reasonable, safe
Insurance.
Pamphlets furnished information given, and
applications received by
aug 14.5l.20.1m. ...1s-as
NATH. II. GOODWIN,
AGkNT.
Sc B. MALONE, Hedieaf Eran,iasg.
scoLuMBUs, MISS.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
The Stale d Mississippi,

4lONNDLSE COUNTY
At persons interested III tlle 4enl esfa9e or
J1lA M January died seizcd and pos
w afe hereby notified 10 be sFlfi appear bcs.
qfe our febate court at the Term fhefeoi
2 1e holden a. tlie CouTt House III said county
on the hfsl day of October, AID. 1851 then md
aefe 70 show cause, Il any you have. tsl al or
Ger should not be granted to sell the following
aukS ne and being IN said COUNT to-Eit: TIE
Eest bali 81 the SOUTH west quarter of Sc ion
lnent5-dPe ana 7e oft east quarter - fe
soaih es quarter 81 section thffY-siz aliir
onsllip seventeen of Range eighteen. East
according ID he petition 81 lsli zabetlI
aaarfian 70 Ohm B and II aFsl5a a Jaans
MINOR Is Of the sad John n. Janpslrv cocoa
w lie Hon atlianiel
eqQeNluf Judge Of tls Probate
conn of ssisl counts he flssf Ion.
Of August d 1851
issued ihe da5 August,
VEL VII rs, elsrk.
EV TITLE CO.
COL ~ Err
M0BILE 49,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
Notice to Buildera.

C'EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the lore of Messrs Foote & Sadler until
- o ciock, noon, on Wednesday the LIST day Of
October next, for building Methodist Church
IN MACON, Mississippi. The walls to be OF
brick Oby GO feet and 80 feet high 10 be com
Pietedby the first Of January, 1858.
A plan and specific description Of said building
may be seen az the store above named in Macon:
Also. az ihc store OF AIessrs. Cozart, Humphries
& BiIlups, Columbus Miss
The payments Will be iberal-a portion in
advance II necessary
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
& DIR. TOETg sE DS
Compound Extract Of earsapalula
The d ST Extraordinary Ae9ifige d Ii Word.
This Extract Is pgt ap fl ORR Bstles, IL is 81
times cheaper. pteasaAter, ga se Fagssisd suUe-
nor 10 any sosd. L cures u zases stilh-
ON voAtLt5Eg. psrginE. sic.s...zg- 81
OK tJHIttfII9 UETEiHE. :
ae5Hilatlac IL Z

1 EtuY 90 any SUI. Il CITES III h
out voatItssg. psrrins. 5000
eeoiiaGtiHg tie It.ti1i.t
The great beauty aud s,ilser;os;r 80 49,, r.r~,
Gates disease il invigorates he 5 .-''' e'iI-
ana st[enofe, ,.'gy Psli 81 l siols system
pu1e and rich blood! a mover $780, ~ - ~,
other medicine. A6din his Iirs 1... y 70
Of its wonderful siiccass Il
in the last two ytr-,egs ,,.5 - 90 rl-,l =
severe cases OF diseases: IL least T9ee were con
sidered neurabe. ItIaas saved tiss l5p OF more
SONS alone.
1000 eases NJ Dt,soarss.
1000 cases Of Cereal. I9e3.;t .,,,,.-.,.
lcray '' "a en-
,r 5,,,SV uses u l'seeSe O 'iis Aieney and
= 600 cases Of the {,r-rsi
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
NOTICE.
The n. ,. Land Dist. Columbus, Hiss.

August rs, 1851
y pursuance Of insiructions from iha General
4 Land Office, under date Of llh Auqd. 1851
We VII "a ihe hour Of 10 O'clock foreno0nn, On
Wednesday the FIRST aay 81 Oofo s, rseeivs
applications q enter lie iolicr,.- 1osc-iI,.d
lands heretofore Withheld from 81 & 800;
49, ~ :, w 81 Sec. 2 Town. 10 Rance E
SCI & ~ OFFS WI q
S WI ofS W. Of
Wa Of NWfof 81
70 pL 1t ~
WI D0NSfNc o.,es
g. r CLAYTON, Rsesiss,
Angus 2sih 1851 In
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
l9tKt3 q ~ d Il7 ] q NJ,
SUPERIOR az RIlEiR

ppegioT artiels q Sperm on, Lard Oil, al
'ay an hant
sAhpRE9H l1A ysDEN sEEns, oKoP 1880
IRE cd Brandy ines Holland Gin & Old ia.
aalea kutas fre Scotch 3aiskey for
eeieal Iir poses. and slperiorar-
tcie ~ Tea, bot Green and
Baek upeTioT chewing
ebaccoand Ia wanna
Ciqarse
Iliank fli iof tic patronage Heretofore extend.
dolss. lie hopes ~ sfriaf a1fension 81
~, " lotlate az low prices, 10
leflt The patronage ~ discerning public
JAMES BLAIR.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
GUARDIANS SALE.

ii IIIt. " lIIIdin5,
August 18th 1851. 22-3w.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
BLAIR'S DRUG STORE.

BST received at this we'll known establish.
y ment a fresh supply of pure and genuine Med.
lclEess winch viii be sold enas favorable terms
ers and Others, are requested 10 call and examine
the stock, which las. been selected skvith great
care for this market. We think they win lind il
equal III not SUPERIOR as regards quality and va
rlety, TO any u the State; and making their pur-
chase altogetAer from Importing Houses, they
are enabled to sell onas good terms. as any Drua
House in the South or South West.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully pnt up.
DR.. JAS. w HoPKlNs win attend to the. pre-
serlptIon tiepartInent-a guarantee that all viii
be right in that delicate and important part OF
the business
DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND CHEMICALS s,
AIN Is AID OILS, wi ND0W GLASS,
PUTTY AND BRUSHES, DYE
SIUFfS & GLASS WARE,
PERFIlAI isIlY ANDFINE
SOAP, Ell PENS q
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11

INNOCUoUS CATHARTIC PILLS
Suitable for a general PnrgGtipe.
Price 25 cts. per box.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11

BAYBERRY SYRUP.
For Dysenteyy, DiGrrhca, Cholera MorbRs ana
Cholera Jdntum. Price 81 90 per bottle
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
By Henry Dickinson, Vice Chancellor of the
State of Mississippi

NOTICE Is hereby given. that on application
i TO me. by George d. Moore Of Noxubee
county in said tate, who claims an ilndividedl
soprth part Of all those tracts or land. known
as follows. fo-Tit: all of section No, 5. and the
Worth half of section No s, all IN townshipI
sixteen ct range eigteen, East and situate ia I
saldsAoxnbee county; have nominated WiIl- /
lam Dupree William w. Meore,s and Daniel
Dapreey eofnlnssso nerss to divide said tracts of
land lttu e41al shares OF parts; aud unless
proper ohjeetion siatetlto meat the Clerks
office of1he District ElIancery Conft, held at I
the above nominated persons w i'll them be aI-
pointed Conlnliss toner's 10 make partition of
said lands pursuant o an aes, eHtitIed AN act
concerning the partition of lands, held By CO.
paTeenors joint tenaHts, and tenant s in commons
Sven under my hand this 9Th day of August
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
G ORDERS NO. Is. ~

-
Heaa -elatlrtsts, 4th DtgisioR, N. III.
Columbus July IL, 1851.
a N ELECTION is Hereby ordered obe held
n on Monday and Tuesday The ara md All, III
November next, in the counties of Newton. Keni-
per, Noxubee, aud l.onaldes for BFigadieF Gem
eral of tho 2d Brigade 4th Division Mississ;g,,s;
Militia to fill the Vacancy occasioned Inv ztl,a ~
piration Of the commission Of Brig Gen. Wa1e
Also, in the counties of 0ktbbeha, Choeia,y
Carroll Yallobusha aud Taahatehie, fora Brias
adler General OF the lst Brigade 9TH Division y.
N. Vacancy Occasioned by expiration of term
Of Office Of Brig, Gen, Owen.
The commanding officers Of 10th, 2Sth, 20th
44th, 32d, 34th. cd, 37th, 3Sth, and 35th Regi-
mentsare Charged with the execution ofthis orr
der orin the event Of no Field officer being 81
command IN either q said Regiments then The
SheriH ~ such county shall perform said duty,
and make return tbereofto this Division Head
Quarters.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11

G-2- Weare authorized 10 announce GEO.
II. Med ANIFt.. as a candidate Tor re-elec-
ton 10 the office Of Town Constable. at the en-
suing November election
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
Probate Clerk,

- We are authorised TO announce DAN
sri VILLA y. as candidate for re-e-
lection TO the Office Of Clerk of the Probate
NovemLer election
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11

e We are authorised 10 announce BEN
JAMIN n. TAYLOR as a candidate for
the Office OF Town Constable at the ensuing No
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
nIaYOr,

10 We nre authorised 10 announce & EVI
~ On s,i candidate for reelection 10
the Office OF Mayor, at the ensuing November
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
BCaG constable,

&c We are authorised TO announce JOHN
81. GA Eva 20, as candidate for Town Con-
stable AZ the ensuing November election.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
Town Constable,

10 We are authorised TO announce NJ. w.
iO ELL ASA candidate for the office of
Mayor, al the ensuing November election.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
~.

pnfpese Sc tia f.szsss,,s4a -,
ne eotllri 81 l5iisi 1ssss ls,5,l.- H.
IS Ee a5s e ei ls1sIsIE s boyle
8 = ~ sf9a9 5efsassig oes slf.etE BIZ Jacob
asie be isased q see fae5F
3 saa liieifls IS heir rree eeessor
JOS EI1AaIBEEIIE
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
Form ofn Bj,1

I (orwe) of propose to carry the
mails on route No. from " to '"o
agreeably to the advertisement of the POST
master General dated 9th August, 1851.
and BY the following mode of conveyance viz:
for the. annual sum of dollars.
Dated Stoned
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11

L. We are authorised 10 announce JOHN
=. kH Il ES. as candidate for the Of
iee Of Constable, for District No. ?, at the en-
suing November election
To- We ore authorised to announce Capt a.
T.. CROUCH, Us candidate for The Office of
Constable for Beat No. ., at tile ensuing No
yeubcr election.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
IHOs. G BTEWETI,

INl Utn. 4tII JIV78I01- ". W
BY NJ MCCARTHY, Aid,
Columbus Aug 2 81,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
Assessor,

70 We are authorised 10 announce DTJ.
GALD Mex hLLER. rs a candidate for the
Office Of Assessor, for the county Of Loundes. M.
the ensuing November election.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
Probate .LndrA.

GS~ We are authorized TO announce the Hon.
y. p = ODN IN, ms a candidate for re-elec-
ton 70 the Office OF Judge of Probates. Flee
ton November next.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11
Circuit Clerk.

u We are authorised TO announce A WI
- - v r rs candidate for reelection TO
the Office of Clcr, Of the Circuit Court for the
county OF LowBin~. at the ensuing election
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11

80 We are authorised TO announce ? AVV-
son ~. WI. '.t.i'URD as candidate for
che Office OF Assessor for the county orLowndes,
al INC ensuing November eIection.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11

NoNRok County NJ iss. BIafela2e. 1851.
DIX. GLOVER,
Bar 6sf 81 have been using
your Bayberry Syrup ID my ianfily, and Lean
safely say from the perience that have with
q tai believe i 10 be not only safe Buf
ever used for the diseases of the bowels
mrs ~ -
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11

- o's,se.. 4--i1eaf ~ ase the pleasure
Z ~ ~ ttliAt Lsifse q - q tsren have beeTi
cured Of the ScIofala u tae.4ss 81 yoHr excel
~. 80. ilsoissise' heY ~eFe eHetsa very severely
With bad Sores; liase taEen onlg iour botles. !,
great obiieafion oars sreeiislilv.
ISAAC sX, 1hsAIA. 3os Woosier-st.
Son gY
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11

PRErAnED AND SOLD II YER,
s,aetteal the7rta, Eaz-- .as
]. For sale by jas. uLAIR.
Colani :, Hiss.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11

ABERDEEN, MISS. March 81, 1851.
hereby certify, that have been using DR.. L.
c. Gloyer's "Anti-Periodic Pills. in my family
for two years past, and have no hesiteney in say
ing, they are preferable TO any remedy / have ev-
CT used TO stop ChilIs and Fever In fact, have
not failed in single instance in stopping the
Chill the first trial and they produce no bad
effect, but leave the system ina pleasant. condi-
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-11

I =. Z. u IL IN.
ra- Read the following, and see If this
medicine is worth a trial Ills Patient had
lbeeome very feeble, and the eject CT ihe
medicine was uninistakably dis6acs:-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26

Coal IN CHINA.-The existence of coal in
China is becoming matter of increased interest,
as various projects for the establishment of steam
communication between that country and our
Pacific coast, approach maturity. The Chinese
Repository contains interesting article by d. ]
Macgowan, NJ D.. in relation to this matter, in
which the writer says that coal deposits exist to a
greater less extent throughout the different
mountain ranges. The most productive in the
middle and Southern parts OF the empire; but un.
skilfu mining, and the absence of suitable means
OF transport, much enhance the cost of the mineral
and limit its consumption. DR.. Macgowan further
says:
ITO appreciate rightly the value of these vas
coal deposits, extending from Corea to Siam, re.
gard must be had to the increasing commerce o
the Pacific, to the revolution which seems on the
eve of taking place in the route Of communication
with western nations, and to the prospective
greatness of the Anglo-Saxon States springine
into existence its eastern shores. OF their ca
pacty, aided by the appliances of foreign skill ant
capital, to supply all the demands which the steam
engine may make upon them both for manufacture
and navgation, there exist doubt"
The annual production of coal in China is esti
mated at 5000 tons. The coal most in use il
said to be analogous, though inferior, to American
| anthracite, and costs $l2 per ton at Ningpo, ant
SS at Shanghai.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26

GEN. RILEY AT BUFFALo.-BuBalo, april 16.
Yesterday afternoon citizens turned out en-
masse to receive the distinguished and brave SOL
der who is about to take up his residence in this
city for short time. He was escorted by de-
tachmeut of the Goth regiment, the members OF
the Common Council in carriages military officers
in uniform, and large number of citizens, through
several of the principal streets, to the Mansion
House, where the Mayor, in an appropriate speech
welcomed him to the hospitality Of the city. His
remarks were briefly responded to by the General
Salutes were fred while the procession was
moving Gen. Riley was military Governor o
California before the adoption of State Govern
ment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26

MISUNDERSTANDING the month of March,
just closed there arrived at New York 16,053 alien
passengers, and 2053 citizens. OF the former,
1858 were Irish, sos Germans, and 1876 English.
Several vessels brought very large numbers. The
Guy Mannering had 721 passengers the Henry
Clay. 666; Empire State, 609; Forrest King,
5S3, and the Washington, 95S--the latter the
largest number ever crossed the Atlantic in
merchantmen. The excess over the same period
of last wear is l70lO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26

law in Kentucky imposes a tax on all insu-
surance companies of other States having agencies
IN that State, and exempts all such companies as
are Incorporated under the authority OF that State
The agent OF the Columbus (Ohio) Insurance
Company, having an office at Lexington, regard.
ing such law unconstitutional refused to pay the
tax. The case went to court and the Jndoe
(Buckner) decided against the law, it being in
conflict with that provision of the federal consttu.
ton which declares that the citizens of each State
shall be entitled to all privileges and immunties Of
| citizens in the several States"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26

1T. FryerS Cure Of Cancer
Having Just been tuay cured of nveterae Cancer
By Dr. Fer, Indian Doctor, 80 Frenchmen Third
Municipality, deem it Of duty to the pubc-more
particularly that portion them who have afflicted
as have beer-of justice Dr. Fryer and of gratitude
my own parto state briefly the facts of and full
years old sixteen ,ears snce commenced to grow
month by month"; by year, continued to grow under
mining my health, ill well nigh made life burden
At different times, opera ed by physicians Of dis
unguised professional fepute and although they caused
TO undergo The most excrucatng pain, derived benef
from their aborsindeed, they seemed but increase the
viruence Of my At length, brought by pain
1nder The adyce and of Ir Fsep Lrdm ,ha n
day did by health begun to revive and ha.ne
suffered, while hs patient, comparatively but little
without knife having been applied the cancert is
thank God, entirely removedthe wound healed up and
my health is restored. FRANCES ROBINSON,
Parish of Livingston, La.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26

FANEUiL HALL.-The Mayor and Aldermen OF
Boston have been severely handled by their most
intelligent constituents for refusing the o
Faneuil Hall for public meeting 10 hear Danie
Webster. The subject was brought up on mo
ton for reconsideration, an secret session. on the
18th, and after a discussion of three hours, the
vote for reconsideration stood four against four
The Mayor being one of the four who voted il
favor OF the motion, il failed.
The Boston Morning Journal, of the mos
influential papers in New England thus shows tC
the Union that the people of Boston are not liable
to censure for this act of their Aldermen:
$50 the Board adheres to the determination moi
to grant the OF the Hall 10 thousands of the
most respectable and influential citizens Of Boston
to hear an address from Daniel Webster
" 1t is but simple justice to the good people o
Boston, state that this action the part of the
Mayor and Aldermen is universally condemned
Probably no one act OF our city government eve
gave SO much and so general dissatisfaction"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26

The GREENSBORO (ALA) TRAGEDY.-The Mo.
bile Advertiser Of yesterday contains the follow
ing paragraph in regard to this distressing affair
gentleman who resides near Greensboro in
forms us that Dr. Plat Groom and Pleasant May
who were engaged in the affair a few days since
which resulted in the death of Harris, have been
taken by the sheriff to Eutaw and lofged in Jail
The court was in session, a true bill for murder
was found, and the trial expected TO take place
during the present term, if the defendants are no
disabled by their wounds from appearing in court
Mrs, Harris was so shocked by the death of he
husband as 10 PROSTATE her physicaly and mental
w. She has not since left her bed and recognize
none of her friends not even her children.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26

BUTTERFLY the census returns of five coun.
ties adjoining Philadelphia, it appears that they
produced, in 1850, 1883, ls2 pounds of butter.
The average price of butter in the Philadelphia
MARKET which these counties supply, is about 25
cents per pound. The money value therefore OF
this single product is over two millions and quar-
ter Of dollars.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26

EOR SALE-A NEGRESS, aged 81 years,
L and her Girl Child years old she is good Cook,
Washer and lr0ne and general House Servant; fully
antied.
A NEGRESS, aged 80 years; good Seanstress and
general House servant
"A good FAMILY CARRIAGE, HORSE and HAIR
NESS the Canrage good and suited for
two horses.
A very superior PIANOFORTE, nearly new.
e The above will be sold low, OF the
leaving the CITY, Apply at No. y Nachez ST. stairs.