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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

The NEW CoiN.-Iesterday we received from
MIR. Duval, the coiner a specimen of the three
cent piece struck at the New Orleans Mint. Ii is
little smaller in circumference than the half dime
| and thinner. The color is not of such whiteness
and in all respects it has an ordinary appearance
But then, like the iinerant preachers Sermon if
it is poor preach, it is poor pay, for not much
beauty ought to be expected for three cents. The
new coin, however, will be extremely useful espe.
ciay to the poorer classes. We have never been
able TO understand, why the cen: has never come
into common use for the small transactions. The
introduction of the new piece will at once reduce
the price of many articles which now rate at five
cents, simply because it is the lowest denomination
Of coin in use. But now the three cent piece will,
in many instances, take the place of the larger
coin. 1t will thus be of great SERVICE to those of
our population to whom every saving is of conse-
quence. We do not know who is entitled to the
credit of originating the measure. But he Ger.
tainly is democrat, in the true sense of the word
BY the time the new Post Office law goes into ope
ration, sufficient amount of the new pieces NAV be
coined to answer all the purposes of postage. As,
| however, the great majority of letters will be pre-
paid, the advantage of the new issue will be tc
keep up the stock, in some degree, of the small
change, now so rapidly disappearing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

Miss charlotte Cushman made her first appear
ance in Nashville on Monday, 18th ult.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

This is certify that badly ruptured or about three
years ed by fall and could find relief until applied
Mr. SHERMAN, helg induced by reading
ent in the Delta and knowing several persons by
Truss AMI Remedy think in Jue last he hd
Patent DouJie Truss, gave a wash since VIII Oh
time have been able to work With security comfort
perfectly Satisfied his Truss Remedy finally cure me
My Rupture, for the last months, has down
esl Inconvenience from duty
to Mr. Sherman, and all suffering with rupture cheertu give my
testimony m9 3, cod 2ip LEWIS G. SHAW Hevia St"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

TT The magnificent and swift running passenger
ST JAMES, Capt kercheva will positively leave THIS DAY
he 9h inst O'Clock r for Yazoo City, Vcksufg Grant
Gulf Rouney and Matches n b. SMITH IL Pogdras .tes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09
BILOXI FIRE BRICKS.

49, LEEDS FOUNDRY, August 3, 1850.
Al the request OF Mr. Kendall into furnace in
which we melt ron Of MI, Kendals brick with Of
the best Scotch Fire Brick. TIE Scotch Brick melted
slightly; Mr.. kendasnot all, neither broken cracked
LEEDS L. co.
eS" We ready to supply planters U i'll our
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS at az Orders Ia I at
Kendall Yoe Co.'S, or at our office on The New CansI
will be promptly attended to-
WILLIAM II. EAGER,
mh29 2dpf Agent of Biloxi Steam Brick Works
pLASTER-1O0O barrels landing for sale h,
my7 HAYMAN Il HOLDEN, IS Magazine at,
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n alP MONTRoss d sTILwELL.
PLACIDE'S VARIETIES,

~ Mr. LEATl has the pleasure OF announcing end
aud the public that HI. BENEFIT will take place MONDAY
EVENING, May l.. The performances will the laugh
ADJ iau tIed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09
GtOUeS ssssd GY<yCNgS.
Fashionable CiOfh3Mg.

Opposite Hewlet'E Exchange
~ We are in receipt OF complete Stock Of FASHlONA
BILE CLOTHING and FUR SH GOODS, comm nearly
article IN the way suitable for the season.
THOMPSON Ii NIXON,
o23 3dptf Ma 10 Cam, st,.<,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09
SlxlDerGue Shirts.

by We have just received per ship Nicholas Bddle large
complete assortment Of all kinds o SHIRTS.
Super Irish Linen Shirts
Cotton, with Linen Bosom Shirts;
Fancy colored Linen Shirts;
Do. do. French Chinn Shirts;
NORRIS g. WAYS,
Fashionable Clothing Store No % Camp street.
ielO 2pu under tieweu's Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09
NUMEROUS FRIENDS.

w. ID. GARDAN is a candidate for Constable of Judge
Winters Court, and will be supported by
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

w. X. F. FRYER, Indian Doctor
N. B.-A Word TO THE DISAPPOINTED You have
sacrificed your money, health and time by misplaced conf
dence in these petenders curing these diseases
may realize free and friendly consultation by calling on
DIR. Fryer, who is scientific man.
Try me Prove me " So mote it be''
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-10-16
symptoms OfDiSeaSe

ring ind;nv.r never be disregarded. Thev are ut,e
have bsaa that the vital functions of nature
and thai Interrupted in their healthful action
unless tbo serious evils must inevitably follow
timely rao e system be again set right bv the
sen use 8 Of proper remedies y 'ne
deavorinp 70 IN mind that nature is. ever en-
Of sn0 economy and only needs the nraies the
in its genial Observation-Disclosures Tot ;Ig
and Act Un-that will give tone to the svstorn
GGf4& 'ON THE BLooD-which is the ,,rincioai
YELLOW DOCK AND sARsAp,
ASS ppr;f, RILLA,
system, ana 1i Oh the blood, renovator Of tho
powers of Tfa supporter and preserver of the
You will ;iieatOn that disease is anon nom IT, On the
sickness avert perhaps weeks and ,Son,h Sou and
see advertisement
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DISSOLUTION Or PlRTgERgHTP

The partnership heretofore existing between
John q. Given, James Myers, and John c. o.
Nelll, trading under the firm Of John G. Given
& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
John Z. U Neill retiring. The business will be
continued as heretofore by John G. Given and
James Myers, under the title of the former firm
The Books, &C., viii be left at the old stond fnr
settlement and collection.
JOHN G. GIVEN.
JAMES MYERS
JOHN C. O.NEILL
Oct. l, 1S51.-52-3t
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ShOfePa MOrbus.

Tba.ltE LHE FOLIO WING EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
was 10y certify that about two weeks aro
and PI.,; with violent attack of Vomiting
tressina ing Cholera Morbus,) with very dis
was c9n1 paas IN the stomach and bowels, which
doses of tbe ley e removed by two tea-spoonfu
After bar;i ie'foleum, taken in little water
and oaE nasng taken the first dose, silent soupJ,,
Signed 1 'nr9e IIH, honrs;
HENRY WISE, JR.,
s-u on,board Steamboat Ariadne
Pittsbrn NIMROD GRABILL.
'SOufg' December u, 1919.
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R. SANDS s. CO.'S

This magnificent establishment, whose former
tame anu reputation throughout the length and
breadth Of both continents have rendered it t.le
GRAND ATTRACTION where ever il has been
located; consists OF the most superb stud Of
trained horses and ponies ever exhibited, per
formed BY artists whose praises are the theme
OF the whole press and public OF Europe and
America,) and also Of = trio Of the most accom-
pished and dociIe ELEPHANTS that the world
has yet seen.
The horses and ponies were selected from the
largest and best collections in Europe expressly
for this concern, by Mr.. Sands himself, and, al
though the cncOEliuma which have been bestowed
upon them may be considered by some as extra
VACANT, there IS no one who has seen them but
Is willing to acknowledge that their auticpations
were more than realized.
The character Of Air. Sands & Co.'S establish
mont in the western country renders it unne-
/ cessary TO enlarge upon its merits
The company VIII enter town on the forenoon
/ OF the DAY OF exhibition in grand procession.
preceded by the magnificent East India Car.
I drawn by the elephants, and containing Captain
Adams BRASS BAND, a musical COMPANY en-
Draclng some Of the first talent in America
Following this viii be the entire company in
Icaiyacade, and train of beautifully decorated
vehicles the rear being brought up by the ex-
qWsteiy beautiful miniature chariot Of the fairy
IItanla, drawn by 20 Liuiputian ponies, the
whole forming the most imposing and pleasing
pageant ever witnessed .syhe United States
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-10-16

Es25- Ex-President Van Buren spent several
days with Mr.. Blair late of the WASHINGTON
0'0oe' on fishing excursion among the Thou
anu Islands. The Ex-President, during 4
1ay trolling took the largest number of fish
u any one Of the crowd. He is an invetcrato
-. se'' ana spends great deal Of his time on
>-' "ater.-4B any EUe7iqq Journal
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CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
Banking House.
BRI4N. GLEIlL. & co.

zhFFICE on Allegheny street. nearly opposite
~ the Post Office, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Interest viii be paid en- money deposited, as
follows:
cent per annum; six month deposits. at the ra;e
Of 81 per cent per annum; nine month deposits
at the rate of per cent per annum twelve
month deposits, at the rate Of 1! Icr ceIc per
annum.
Drafts on the cities, for sale in sums to suit
the purchasers, aud collections made upon any
point at low rates.
August 8, 1S50.-i4-,f
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-10-16
I0VER'S IlK MAlUPigTlgY
REMOVED TO
\ u NJ B E r l44 RACE TREET
Between Fuurfb on5 Fi+t o-,,.z-..- O.
REMOVED TO
! D1V"VvH 0ufth and FIth, opposite Grown St N
PHILADELPHIA

0 ~ ''A4-' 1 I'M bppOS4LS 1fCMQ ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
Il HERE the Proprietor is enabled, by in
creased facilities, to supply the growing
~ demand for HOEER'S INK. which ;fs ,yida5
spread reputation has created
Tins lux Is now SO well established in the
good opinion and confidence Of the American
Public, that it is scarcely necessary to saw anv-
thing IN Its favor, and the manufacturer takes
thls opportunity TO say that the confidence thus
secured shall not be abused.
In addition to the various kinds Of Writirg
Ink, he also manufactures -fdqRsantiae Ce0,ea5
Tor mending Glass and China. as well as a supe-
rlor Ho" DYe; a trial only is necessary to in
sure Its future use, and a .SeaLtaq WGr. well
adapted for Druggists and Bottlers. at a verv
low price, IN large or small quantities..
Orders addressed TO Joseph T. Hover. Mann
facturer No. IA Race Street between An aTl
9TH, opposite Crown street, PhiladeIphia.
Sept %, 165l-5O-3m.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-10-16

Office at Ebensburg, Oct
:alling for letters on thi
Y are advertised.
King s. Shoenberge- 2
Kitty, Patrick =
kaufman, Joseph
Litzinger, William
2.Lloyd, miss Z.
Lemon, Dr.. Wm.
Lytle, Robert
Michel, Matthew
McMullen, John
McElroy, John J. g
McGrann, Bernard .
Murphy, John f. ?
McClenghen, NJ. NJ.
Mckelvy, jackson
Myers, Henry
Moore, S.& J.
Mcconnell, Thos.
AIuckerhide, G. II.
Montgomery, James
McFarlin. John
Macken, Joseph
MCCARTHY, Anthony
Magellan, Nj. D.
Nelson, William
O'Callaghan, James
Owens, Charles
Powell, Rev. L. >
Parrish, John
Pryce, W. D.
Rees, Thos. .
Roberts, Owen
Rees, Enoch
Roberts, John J.
Ridenon, c. Z.
Ritter, mrs. Eliza
Rees, miss Mary
Slonaker, George
Schell, Frederick
Stokes, W. 4.
Sweeny, Peter
Smith, VIM.
Silkerhoof, Henry
Shoemaker, Edward Jr
Shoenberger, Robinson
4 Co.,
Thomas, William
Tattin, John
Thompson, b. P.
Thompson, mrs. Jane
TibbOtts, Wm.
Trimble, James
Wizard, Samuel
Williams, miss Margare
Walters, William
Wilkeson, George
Williams, mrs.
Wilson, George
Wallace, Robert
Wiley, Joseph
Webb, Carpenter
Walters, George
Wholey, Michael,
entee Of Union Wheels.
TON ROBERTS, p. ".
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Notice.

letters OF administration having been granted
70 the undersigned by the Register of Cambria
county upon the estate of John M'AInlIon late
oi Ciearheid township, decd; notice is hereby
Il sIet1 70 an persons indebted to said estate to
sent them for settlement ~ ~
Sept 26, 1851-5l-Ct.s -'- : LA y
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STRAY Cow.

=, '+H'e TO the residence Of the subscriber in
Cambria township, on Wednesday. SentenbeI
-'th' a dark brown COW, having one ear split
1ne other with a piece cut out, supposed 10 be
LAne years Old. The owner is requested to como
ior"arl' prove property, pay charges and take
,y her away otherwise she viii be disposed OF ac-
EbensJurg, Oct. IS, '5I.-I-3D >'-'''''
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LIST OF LETTERS

@A ~ Il vi
Remaining in the Post OF
Ist, 1851. Persons call
list will please say they IA
Anderson, miss Mary E
abrams, Evan i
Loswell, mrs. Julia A. Is
BU1,soon, ,iAndrew L
/ o"man, ID. IS Susan T..
Brawley, John ". L
Bumford, Richard J.
Butaher, George n
Brown, o. II. i NJ
Bradley, W. T. NJ
Bower, John N
Bradley, Z. NJ
Brees, David N
Booser, Barbara N
Ballow Silas NJ
COnnell, William N
Canada, mrs. L. NJ
Garland, miss Maria NJ
Garland, John VI
Caffery, Terance NJ
Cox, james NJ
Clark, James C. N
Doolan, Michael NJ
Davis, David J. y,
Davis, David i. O.
Davies, Richard o.
Davis, miss Harriet p,
Davis, Evan ID. 2,
Dodge, Ulysses L. Pl
Eckhard, Henry Il,
Evans, David L,
Evans, miss Mary r
Evans, Robert Il
Elliott, Robert r.
Evans, Daniel W. r
Evans, Evan L. Il
Evans, john 81
Furz, Adam s,
Feltz, miss Mary 81
Gormen, William s,
Gilbee, Henry 81
Griffin, Edmund 81
Gate, Henry 81
.Giilin, John 81
Gardner, John
Hughes, John I. , T
Hoilen, Daniel T
Hughes, Edward T
Holland, John T
Harris, David z
Jones, Thos. NJ. T
Jones, mrs. Martha V
Jones, benjamin , "
Jacobs, Philip VI
jones, David u
Jones, T. W. "
Jones, David J. 3. "
Jeffries. John L. = "
Kelly, Michael "
kaIman, J. "
hinsel. John c. "
King, Joseph W
Patent,
MILTU
Oct. Ist, 1901.
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VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY
TOR RENT.

The undersigned offers to rent the TAVERN
STAND and Eight Lots of Ground in the Boro'
OF Ebensburg, now in the occupancy of John
Thompson Jr., for a term of t,co. iHrce. 90. tigc
years; possession given on the 1st April, 1852.
ALSO:
About thirty-hve acres of ont lots and meo-
dow adjacent to the said borough
1he entire property is in excellent repair and
cannot be eXcelled in location or ADVANTAGES bv
any in western Pennsylvania!
Persons disposed to rent can obtain further
information by application to John Fenlon. ESQ
or to the subscriber ELIZA NI,D0T In H.
Sept. 20, 1S61-51-3m.
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HOUSE and LOT
L D L : 4 / b

The undersigned offers for sale tbo t,-, .4,,,--
frame house, in the Borough of Ebonst,,,. 0,ua >
occupied by Mr.. George W. Wisegaryer, Also
tn the lot of ground on which the 6onse stande
Inc property is an excellent one, in good renair
and Will be sold on favorable terms Enanirpe Of
Ehoua.. o., JOHN RODGERS.
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remaining in the Post Office at Ebensburg, Oct
1st, 1891. Persons calling for letters on this
nst VIII please say they are advertised.
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HEAD QUARTERS, lst BATTALION, Sd BRIGADE. !
10th DIVISION, Pa. VOLUNTEERS
September 18th, 1851
Orders No .
l. The companies composing the 1st Battal-
ion, Sd Brigade, 10th Division, Pennsylvania
Volunteers, viii be designated as follows and
take their position in line accordingly The
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Il ust received by j. Moore, 8 doz best double
- bitt axes
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>. The commissioned officers attached to the
above companies, viii assemble IN fun uniform
at Ebensburg, on Saturday, the 18th of Octa
Der, 1851, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for instructiofss
3. Each captain win be attended by one non
commissioned officer, uniformed as the law di-
reefs. BY order of Lieut.. Col c. H. Heyer.
q. W. TODD, Adjutaut.
HEAD QUARTERS, Sd BRIGADE, 10th DIVISION !
PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS
Ebensburg, 23d September, 1851
General Brigade Orders,
No 3.
/. General Court Martial for the trial Of
such persons as may be brought before it. viii
assemble at Ebensburg, Cambria county. on
Saturday, the 18th day of October, \. d. 1851.
Detail for tie Court.
Captain Henry Schnetberg,
Richard White,
- K. 5. Alexander,
- b. NcDermit
'' NJ. Stewart
,. Captain VIM. i. Smith is appointed Judge
Advocate.
g. Andrew }. Rhey IS appointed Abide Camp
(in the place Of Col. Heyer resigned with the
rank of Captain.
BY order Of Brig. Gen. J. MDonald,
ANDREW }. riley, Ad-de-Camp.
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G0IROD & FhLF0g

wholesale dealers in Hardseare, Cutlery Nails
&C., No 2O3 Market Street, above 9TH.
April 10, 1651-ly
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-05

TOBACCO PERSECUTION IN AUsTRIA.--We eH-
tract the following paragraph from letter in the
Newark Advertiser, dated "Genoa. May s. 1872
Have you heard of the Tobacco Persecution in
Austria? Tobacco ia an imperial monopoly
there; and so many of the people-emuaing the
example of our patriotic mothers the Revolution
OF '76, who refused to drink tea that paid tax
to the British crown--have abstaned from the
use oft. This abstinence has become SO gene
raj as to excite the imperial jealousy, and severe
penalties have been denounced against those who
promote it, tacitly or otherwise. At Milan, at b.
logna, in Modena, and other parts of the Italian
possession of"the house of Hapsbure," numerous
cruel punshments have been inflicted under the
decree, Many individuals have been imprisoned.
and journals report other cases where men have
been condemned to receive 20 and "a and 80
blows of the ''bastone" Cor cane) on the bare
back, and subsequently imprisoned with SUBJ
sistence of bread and water for weeks, a month.
&C., for having advised their friends to abstain
from tobacco! Yet we are told that no one
save Austrian soders-is seen smoking in the
streets of Milan and Bologna.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-05

CoRNs are caused by friction says writer in Cham
bers Edinburg Journal lessen friction you have only
to use your you do in like circumstances coach
wheel-lubreaie it with some oily substance The wri-
ter says little oil put upon corn, after it has
been carefully pared will give you more satisfaction
than all the manpuations OF the doctor or reme-
dies oiihe doctor shops
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-05

SEABoARD AND ROANOKE RAMRoAD.-The proposals
Tor the Saaboard and Roanoke Railroad Bonds were
opened at New York on Saturday afternoon at 3. o.
clock, at the office of Wnsow Lanier & Co, and $50
bids accepted at prices ranging from sS7 81 to $40 20
258 unsuccessful bids We're also made at rates below
s57 81. The total amount of bids reached the sum Of
5000, O0O-nearly double lhe amount required
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-05

SPEciE.-The exports of specie from New York
from the let nuary TO Sist May, 195l-hge months
are over twelve millions OF dollars.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-05

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRA RAILRoAD-The Alexan-
dria Gazette says The Stockholders on Friday. in
general meeting passed resolution for the construction
ofihe Wsrenton Branch, and gave the Directors The
power TO borrow $500 900 the required for the
completion Of the Middle Section.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-05

SLEEP SHOOTING. -Patrjck Murphy workman en-
gagged at the Dslery of Burruss g. Cashin, in Norfolk
retired to bed at the usual hour Saturday night not
exactly in the happest frame of kind imaginable and
what followed, is thus related by the Norfolk Argus:
SIN order to protect himself against all aggressons ha
placed under his pillow horse.man's pis,o, heavily
charged During the night he either dreamed or fan
ced that he saw some intruder approaching his bedside
and sad TO tell in that state otdarkness the hour and
cumbent posture, he bazed away and the whole con,
tents OF the deadly weapon catered his left arm The
wound is serious one and it is apprehended that his
limb willhave to undergo amputaiion. A young man
was sleeping in the same bed with Wurphy but Iortu
naely he was on the right side and suffered no injury"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-05

WONDERS OF THE WoRlD's FAIR The celebrated
ton. There are watches for the deaf and blind
watch which runs with one winding three hundred and
seventy four days. one, smaller than fourpenny piece
to hang In serpent brooch one still smaller in the
and month.
Spain has sent TO the Crystal Palace most superb
collection OF deadly weapons. Among others are
pair OF rapairs OF Ioleda manufacture. One of them
as to handle and sheath is fashioned into the shape OF
asllve: serpent. When sheathed it forms complete
circles bur- when drawn The exquisite temper of the steel
causes It 10 stralghen at once. Some pairs of pistols 10
wrought iron, damascened over gold ground are
worked into magnificent designs, and are equal to The
art OF Celini. Splendid specimens ofSpansh embrode-
ny are shown on seeing which, it is said that ladies
who work in Berlin wool, and crochet may throw away
their needles and hooks in despair
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-05

Sims, the fugitive slave has been sold in Savannah
by bis owner, Mr.. Potter, for $780, The purchaser has
taken him to Havs=a and will compel him to work on
| a sugar plantation in Cuba
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-05

a Manufacturer lot tobacco in Danyille last week
purchased from Caswell IN c. planter lot Of TO-
bacco OF superior quality, for which he paid SIS per
lC0 lbs.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-05

Ii does not appear thatthere is any effort making
in the Fauquier district to get up instructions to Mr.
Chiffon. That gentleman and his colleague, Mr..
Scott, had a long discussion on Wednesday week,
the court day. We receive different accounts
of it, but it seems to be certain that the people
listened with indifference to Mr.. Chiffon, and
heard Mr. Scott with great interest