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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-27

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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
NUMBER SO.

tive sense. ask the gentleman to give . sin
gle instance Of an ordinance given in words
having their literal meaning, which builds up
an argument .or sprinkliDg.
. With reference to the arguments founded on
active transitive verbs, baptize, dip and pour:
every active transitivo verb NUT have a sub
jcct after il, to oct on. If you bsptze man,
YOU must im,nerse him; solids alone are cspa-
bo Of immersion, and luids Of sprinkling. I
affirm that you could not sprinkle and immerss
the same thing at the same time. lfbaptize and
sprinkle mean the same thing, they could b
substituted one for the other, ana make sense,
jus, as to say that q man 10 "electcd," or that
he is chosen" to the Legislature, mean the
same thing. Blu, You cannot say with propsi.
ETY., In "sprinkled" the people in Jordan, OF
John poured" them in Jordan.
/ With reference TO the baptism Of ERE, ]
showed from the last cha pier Of Malachi, thst
John referred punishment in the fire of the
future. To represent this suffering BY sprink.
ling. is too comfortable doctrine for the sin
ner. Sprinklng is 70, calculated to give on
idea Of the immense influence Of the Holy .pir-
it. 1t is not calculated to represent the baptism
Of suffering Oh the cross. A few drops of wa.
ter cannot represent immense suffering; but to
be immersed in suffering, from head TO foot, 10
figure, ,he force Of which you can all under.
stand.
In the instance Of the l,raelits., there could
have been 10 sprinklins Of wuter from q cloud
Of fire; or sprinklipg from walls Of ice; aud
if there could have been, it would have been
a violation Of Gods promise, for he said they
should 90 over dry shod, and Moses .ai1 they
did go over dry shod.
OF Christ it is said we shall be buried with
him by baptism; but OF a man you cannot cay hs
is buried by sprinking; but there 10 sense in
saying ,nan is buried when he 10 immersed.
Wherever Bapiiazo is translated. il means.
Gas in the text "having your hearts sprinkled
from an evil conscience, and your b,dies wash .
ed in pure watsr.") a washing Of the body, or
burial in water. Upon hi, fact found what
call my educ,ive argument, and make Of it ir-
res.tible proof
John Baptized in Jordan, IN the water. What
took place in the water ? "raeir Dol les were
rashed in pure 10 ter" N,am,n was oornman .
ded to ,cash. How did he wash? He dipped
How were they washed? They were dipped
they "were buried in bar,i,m.'
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
w ES II ERN u \ ION .
oYricE ON BIRD STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND MAE
TERMS OF THE WESTERN UNION.
IN ADVANCE, E. 81 oo
If not paid within Six Months, 81 90
RATES OLE ADVERTISING.

Tho co,,o,v,c arc the rates of Advertising in the
Hannibal papers; r,,,;,o, 49,, Lace. or.
ApyEprislSG.-O square, OF II lines OF less, one
insertion. one dollar each subsequent insertion -
cents Cards not exceeding six lines, per year. -.
One square per without alteration Slo one iouh
Of a column, SO; half column, S2o;a whole coll
Al, notices, except marriages and deaths, will be
charged as advertisements. .r...
celIcnt BOOK AND JOB OFFICE, where all Job
Book, Pamphlet, Card, and other Printing IS executed
wi,hneatness and dispatch, on favorable terms
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

At jim Parkrr's Grocery at o'clock on Saturday
uext, viii expose an old SOW and spassle OF pigs,
mo,o or less-who will appear as the Law directs 70
be distraincd FOR rent. JAxr SHORT, CoNsrApLE,
Ml'srsIppI, Mairh, lSal
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A Great National Work.

THE GALLERY or IEfIUsTRIous
sss Il: :; /: :s
srsnX;tess f.Taa,I and tIoas4rsio.I s1srsars q
q county poon q sSs wS I'll y ,s ss ;sS s
"Sss careful s n0hns VIM . render
H. s' ss &: 81: s:ssst :s
y. 6sns engraved f this are Iesvsd 70 $ sap.sio
R aS iss :a |, y;
n s from BRADY ,.pn
, as: ss 3: v'i
q q y sass .1 siss Ss
e the: Il $ e ri
~ a 1%nsdss: Ihs posphy ssseuts
XVII viii iss 3, :; e s .ps. ss
~ e y nssss made s.pysy ihis psc
map; sss: 4 Sa as.s
Sss t. s% ~ ws ass ;Sd public
+ department. viii rave 4. s
q 1 %So ssasfSss
r.: s sssn W.
that % aaa a %ay u .
s.ous me ms1 q he g A%ssssH sr md sy
hsne WORK q hi. Ind has appeared in Anso., Ind the
q most 9. our citizens, spobhe. have ssossd % &
z dS &. low They
,.. s q ss
ssps: s::,. .ss: s.. s.@.:. g
Ten !. :. .'.................... ~ or
F FS'sats:' =. MISREPRESENTATION: 10
the number sod ssparats fos .n.: NJ sam ~ ao ~
S1s. ssd larger quantity Of siaels nuia6sr a ts
adsn iu .inEls ..nbsn. Or more, will b. p,omDt,y
dsssss eH s. Is T.: ssa sss e & s
es :s .s;. ssss:.': :s 4: :;s; !.
en- s ss ss a: e Cove! .s, + r;
e ~ s asSSss
fof SQUARE iSs ONE year o.
ssd nis: :as .ssss II.
sasiSs ssassS S;. E gs R Y GRADY &C.
"a s: 9 On the principal ssSs stores
FOB sALE-A few Log. Of HonduI.. Ma
= -. BARELLI q Co a co.mou NJ.
FIFE BRICK-sO, 900 English and Pensacola
. HAYMAN HOLDEN % m...,,,.s
pLAsTER-l000 barrels Newark and Other
''.Ae. 9. n HOLDEN. . n....,,.. !,
Fl ERkiNGs- 800 bxs Magdalia new, in store
) -.1 =. q 81 !. hsIerr CO. a..a % Old L.,...
RUTTER-50 irkins and kegs prime Ohio
''a = l'S.S iieA n h sss Z, e. j ~
SAKDlNES-350O quarter baaEsts, 600 half
'.'-''' 20 e 81; r. =; cS b y rsAo,,..,..
CoLEMAN'S MlLLr-l6 and Is inches. in
. e'' e'o g 81 RAsr ! co. - roAs.,,..s,s
MACKEkEL-25 Bsi1sls I0as NJ. 8. . .6io
9. "91. :. u Bar : Co = r.Ao.....,.. !.
Co ~ i bags Rio, Jaseaad HS.sa, 7os
as@ !. w ARTHUR = en- n A. ~ r.. !. :
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p. q. Palmer :. UT
IWstsr Witch. tPr

lME-1o5 barrels Tfumbulls Extra, e. Pacific.
= sTpNE4 wALwORra. g roAsspi.oul.. !.
ALTzCosfse and Fine Liverpool Salt; Turks
~ sand Belt. for sae in LOIS to suit puruhsssv ~ >
[ )AISL422 sacks landing from steamer Hanni-
. sfoNE 8 So w LwoarH. 8 rslo,.l..-,.. 4: 4
A Qua AMMONIA-1O eafboys Aqua Ammo.
~, ~. Tor ssb vsu ~. b. r. l. hA6aRY, - !.
Star CANDLEs-2O0 boxes best 6rssd1, "a
s.se I. W. ARTHUR = Co . and aN.- L.. - :
o5ACCo-S0Q boxes choice asd oosmon, for
ssaS Nv. AnfHUR D 90. 4 "a nNsS isysss..
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Natn,al Bridge in Garter Counsy,. Kv.-
From letter Of gentleman now travelling
through the mountain counties of our State. We
learn the following dimensions Of one of the most
celebrated natural curositiss Of the country The
bridge spans the chasm through which lows the
hockbridge branch Of the Cany Fork of Little
Sandy riveb and is about % miles from Graysou.
the county seat Of Carter. It measures, from cliff
e cliff, 1875 feet; is Of solid rock, without law
~ est wide. 20 feet thick at the abutrients, and
ia ts1eet thick at the middle Of the arch. and 17
feet from the water Altogether, it is = work Of
nature second only to the Virgins Natural Bridge,
and vel worthy summer visit. [Msysvills
slky) Postboy.
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NEW orleans:
yEDNEsDAY MORNING. SEPT 10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. J
Brutal 7ssutsss.s Of P.pil in he Fssk School
BY a achsr.-Recordsr Caldwell resumed the o..
admission Of this cass yesterday 1t the appointed
hour, l26clock. 4. y.
Alderman Hawthorn being fnsfoduced - wit
ness for the prosecution. depcssd, thst he saw che
boy Laurencs in court on Tuesday weak. he Mas
present when he was examined, saw his arms and
lefs, they were very much bruised and black, con.
sidered the boy must haep received Every sewers
whipping that the blows must lave besn very
heavy to bruiss the boy asshsy had doae On cross
examination Alderman II. said he was told the
bruises were caused by whipping.
: Dr.. Howard Smith was men examined for the
prosecution, he described the amount and quality
Of the injuries received BY the boy be considered
ness aud DR.. Wedderbun at the examination Of
Laurence, had both expressed that the punishmens
was unnecessary, severe and brutal.
Contamination Witness Thought thar anv
boy who required so severe punishment a. that
should be turned out of school,; witness was oneof
the Directors of the public schools no offence com,
mitted by a scholar could warrant such punish
ment ~ Edward Laurence received; thinks he
r. D. - n:,-. ~ 1,1 - ..p.'' 'Aa'o 70
duc, If ,hs hoo '' - '''""'" y 'H' '''''o''''
a, ~. 800 .e d. ...a
n,o,scn,;on ds.i. "a ~: 1H,eI U' "'e
CounssI Co. ~. a.s.n.s - ~, .s .'y
r,n;sh,,.,. .N;-:-.~, - .' .s''' ',e
sho r, ,.;,.... ~. ~ ~ ...' - 10y rouu
was perfectly justi6able.
def.nc. ,y.. M. -. "s'.a ~ = INC
noi.e in IN. - - ~ -. ~ S.tssn - - .no
81 Tns...,, -. st.. ' ~ oA sno ao'n'ns
made III. A. =. g. :. .aS 1e s:.ne nose was
N. ;oc,s.sa. ~ -. :. 81. rs.I Va
him IN mn, . s,on - ,ta ds,,an ,;L",,: ~ ssA
s,.;,.. NJ. C.roi..s ~ ps:..:Ae, e Dsv'.
School cs,.s M -. 49,, IN. " 70 olls
.,.nd;n. a. N. rs,Ia...' - ~ Wines was
liks manner. nj. ,v...ss, ~" -, ~ Ucnp'aln 40
vh.n moe, - ~. s,,..;I- III ~. $50
Mr FelIo.. s,snnad p,,, os ~. anUn .ae,l .esn'
down MR.. ~. sh.sn, u,,n;ls ~, "nl'e
their seass: 1kev were ~ Nv NJ, T.,Ia' I'm ~
come on tts 6oor saw M. Failo,vs. v,;,h. =, 4.
strumens Of Justice, rattan. or . switch :, acme.
thing like, in his hand: sav Lsurence ra.i.t;o. IL
the hands Of Mr.. Pellowes and use bad lsneuass 10
him knew NJ. Fsllowss was only administering
the punishment the offence deserved, end which
was authorised by the rules of the schools heard
Mr.. +. tell Laurence that whom he submittsd, he,
feliowss, would stop dosging him heard the boy
say In an insolent way, "yon sop that beating
'ne On ms neaa you nave beaten me quite
'u"i'le"Ny Des' sumo ooay eise; DID not
.se a''useu s'aAe Laurence on tue head; the boy
80 eo"us "''- 'u'nins " esaee tne Dlows the
~. ;c ~ - nc. 'o 49, 49, sn1' asAe0 WI
-. 80 'ne .-e seen INV of9'aiys nef son had
$50 "nno.s 'ePs'eo, turhihg into nsf
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Fined.-George Garsey was yesterdsy 6ued 95
by Recorder Caldwell for disturbiDe the psace Of
Tchoupitouias street, on Monday night last, and
abusing. resisting and threatening Frank Montague,
watchman of the Second Municipality, who ar.
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Pvsonak-The Boston Transcript says th..
Miss Fillmore, accompanied BY her bsother, (son
and daughter Of the President;) passed over Mount
to Gibbs at the Notch, on Saturday week. Thew
were Of party Of fifteen. Owing to the strength
Of the wind il was with difficulty that the ladies'
could keep their horses. .SevstsI fell o. were
blown of. Whom within milo Of the summit
Of Mount Warrington. twelve Of the party re.
turned but Me- f., his sister, and one other. &C.
complished the feat.
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: FRS Tsads 6alo 81 CloS6in9 - ne1-..
ny y. b. HLAOAR.& m.

MiDM1 ssp4m5ss - e " e'sLsk-WM . ~ 4 aher
AZ sHtsnsvs aud eoupss se{s.s.a q ~ HkADY uAuE
ccau; Bius and Black ran Ov1 Cess Bsssn orr ~
Black Cioh Over Costs Csnnueses 9aee, Pxisse ~ ds
Dssse Cssts g. ssssys ssge Bssva. OIvs e is
Pants; Bt 0ly Ancss BrsUn sd Bas. sassG Psse fs.$s
Tweed ed Cotfena1e fsus, all cslors Black Fav
Vsset plata and Inquired Caahnere 49, s
Dosskin eE Valsneis vs.as q evsri ses fsey
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Remarkable Speu.-The Rondout Courier no.
tees very singular case a. occurring 1t Napa.
Of that placefeIi, without previous monition into
a deep sleep, lasting an unusual time, and sincs
then recurfent attacks have followed at intervals
one Of which, an apparently sound slumbsY, lasted
within few hours Of six days! During all this
period of sleep. about q wine glass full of milk
was all the nu.riment which could be administer
cd. Every effort to arouse her when in these
torpoFs fails, save with remarkable exception
The voice Of a former Pastor Of the Church a
Napanoch appears to arouse consciousness. aud.
with some exerton on bis part. the spell i broken
tor z time. The case Seems 70 battle oil medical
skills fer. The patient 10 fifteen yeafs Of age.
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List Of vssssls N Fort MOT Cleared.
~ the First municipality dssisnatsd " TIM following
Second f,nSi ~ ~ ~ hairos1 md up
Mo oeing Ftboat Lending IA Third (ms) The 6rt
oohnsncs at the RAupad run bans PERT Whssi
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Dsscharged.-Antonic Cornsiveira, arrested a.
. vagsau Vouchsd for. Jamss Fsnnip, similar
ehssye, Joseph KeIIet and J. Jenkins, dissusbisg
the peace, aad John Mckee, for insulting and abu-
sinE Waterman Lisber, on Religious street. were
ell disehsyesd yesterday By Rseordsr Caldwell.
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nv F.sEa. PETITPAIH''

TagasOAy. sStsnbs y. = o'eisps-VSi : - !. n.
- ascsio. resnsHa 04naa sssse- 80 ~ -
agops e.. ss: .ss s e sss.s. "a r. - 0s 80;
Cie!hsi Tsseds Clsbm9ss Fancy DAT Pr<,f 7-s ~
White Pnnssi nsfne Alpaca Bssskss1 Csle1 II - ss
9ik hhndhesehtssi Black an White fnts; 6vtn -
ssig:r; H':s.y; slsss "a Whit
Dsuns Aus brown Thsaf; Spool ttsss, IN ~
Linsn Cambfio ~ rarn'
soqks, MsFino Shirts, etc. >7-ss "sssea
q Terms liberal SALE 49,
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Ice! xce!! Ece!!!
4 sTAFFORD 4 Co, WAose s.le and R.t.;Y
pe1lssM ICE. NJ. . Nov Lave, NewOriseue.
Oaen nQeuefaH solictsd. sn8 N
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V1graHts q The Fsrat Mxmicipslisy.-Ann.
may, Rosisa Sconnion, Mrs. McMsnus. a.a Johr
Brown were yesterday sent 70 The vcskhouse !,
Migrants, by Recorder Gsnois. ~ :. s. :
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Fraud ON The Revsaxs -Chsrle. I n.hs., :,
and Augusts- Metays, at the conclusion Of tho O..
animation on Monday night, were both sent 70,
trial before tho First District Court, BY United
States Commissioner Baldwin The frst Is charged
with dsirauding the revenue, the latter with r..
receiving bride on the occasion.
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ENGLISH CHEESE-A ANAL lot of WY
s, II U.s. 60; y {: d; :,
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WHITE TE16-Wstsefi1 8 R,e'. fS;i..
w dsaphia Whae Lsaa-A fall asasssnesf q - ~
h,.,sd iad s93ai1ss!y = ssnA. ssd e sss "
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- LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER, in pint md
hd SIoTch and BURTON ALE. s'so in pint and qas,t
IRISH WHISKY. IN punchsons and dsnijohns, with
AMONTtLiADO SHERRY WINE, fer ..Is b. 8
JOHN TOOLE, q Bank Pacs
FALL IMPORTATION, as51-JOSEPH H
gsS ships Clifton. Has Holmes and Sharon THEFT AYE
smheacng the latest and most dssrsbie
Guy snd country ne respectfully invited to sxamins shis
FRESH GARDEN sEEDS-CROPOF 1851.
The best Horticultural setahlishmcnts Is the 0nitsd
ctsess, ian and Complete .s.aetmsnt df GAaDsNAI
C9unty s4d comm.s0n mrchapts. gAsdns, psitsSs and
otheu osn b supplied on the m0sf liberal tsrms @
=. y. GAY. l89 81 Charles It.
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CThers were no arrivals from ~ ysutsrday.J f
sTRAABpArs. 4
&ipy, Ure, from bayou eara.
Brilliant, Han, fQn Bayol San. 4
Alnas J0hhAt0n, iiOm Opelousas
Concotdta, Gable. from Nspo0ou
Choctaws CLARK, from AexapdYia.
SArahs Wallace from YszoO CITY
,AfALACHICOLA-Ps Per sohy Randall Nar,aai. 0se
Snl. Hour cks bacon. $50 coils rops. 10 pcs bass 10
cks bacon. ~ Wv "'''-s. ~ w p"fA'
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CRKsCsHr OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning.. September 10, 1851. s.
COttOn-Ths market opened hsavy ysstesday and orr.
chase could bs found only u lowss rates. Ssss CIV bales
at further decline Of c. and now quOts a follows
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fore Recorder Genos by William Kehoe. a, of1;car
OF the FIRST Municipality, with wpundinr slaye
named Peter, beloheing to Mr.. Bienvenu. IN The
belly, about o'clock on Monday evening. on tbe
Levee. Vas femanded yesterday for further er,m m.
nation In connection with, this charge The r..
corder took the affidavitof the accused whe state,
that he voluntarily confesses that he did stnh tho
slave, under the following citcoms,ancss. Afi;ant
Is Waterman on board the stesmbost Saxon. ~.
ing cesween Castomhouse and BienyiIle str.sts
that % Monday night, about o'clock. he IVA.
watching some hogsheads Of tobacco, which had
been unioaded from the boat, when he saw .om.
one (de could not at first discover whether " RIA
or colored mani taking load Of tobaeeo-as
much as he could carry-fom cut the hoxsbead
which had been broken open the individual IN
question went away, and shortly after look awav
smother load; being alone, he (Massav, seve no
alarm. but kept watching tae person all she dina
"hen about returning for the third Ia afqi.nt
requested one Of the cabin boys 70 ke.p v.soh f.r
him, and he. afier naking circuit. succeea.a- il
eols6ag him; he proved to be Z slaya. II. ,nla
the slave that he had sssn him steal ina ,oh. 80
and he would have to follow him (.he 81 !, Al.
not say whsre) On this, the nsgro ofIar.d ,hs
Nest violent resistance, and sssine hia (Nl,sasv,
by the collar attsmpsed 10 grab him By the thyoat
and finally succeeded in throwing hims( Mas,sv,
down. Finding himseif thus In de power Of .bs
Fnegro and about to be III used and beaten bv him.
aftant drew from his pocket knife with which
ne stabbed him in the belly. Tho slave was strops
and powerful. which obliged Massey to call for
assistance, when one Nathan s. Pierce, boarding
at tue corner Of Jefferson and Lsves strssss. came
to his assistance >','- :
Mr. Fierce also made an affidavit corrobo,.,;,u
that part OF Massey's statement which came ~.
aer his lfissce') immediate observation he saws
no saw the negro staggering and Attempting 10
get away from Massey; he assisted Massey No
or'ns him ON board the steamboat Saxon he saw
the hogshead broken open, the tobacco which wa.
taken cut Of il piled some distance on ths Levee
ne saw the negro man was Stabbed, whea taxing
nun to the boat. and that there was blood on him
An investigation viii be held in few DAYS. : The
negro 10 in the hospital. u 80
inqaest-Ths City Coroner, Cant. s,sad.,
held an inquest Yesterday on view of The body of
y white man. name unknown, found in n. r;vs,
opposite rust "a, Second Municipality. Ha M
on red cotton shirt, cottonsds panse and h,o..,.
Verdict-{pund drowned. 'oA'"'
. Vagrarts "a tie Rr.t Mx.;o;pe1;sv.-A,,.
may, Rosina Sconnion, Mrs McMaau.. ..a To-,
Brown were yssterday sent % The voskbou.s :.
vagrant', by Recorder G.nois
S'oind7sse .-Ars Fsabisaqpe, !. /. n. a. ~.
arrested Is. evening o. sAasgs 4 swia1iiag. :.
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s., ~ = CAnai Lac ataamer IT. CHI ME-
9,|n.. y. y LSsik r.: Chl..isa. ipsi 90.
packet stsams built 1pssy ths Laks ads VIM ~
e. Wm. sataoa. ,wl lheeeils0
ING. u 4o'olook, Ard - Rai1osd pssp6s
g aFnXSi 2 ths ~ q ~ o,coSk saAss
ths ioo'cock A-Assrn Retssnss. viii ssvs MoliE ~
I'd THU R5lAY hOkNiEG. Fssighs ssssissd = II ~
New Canal Wasshou,s q el houn Of IL dsy. Tks ID
*. Esio'k T.: I'D svfy Fndey sy:.ias :. eIoo.
Sclo?k On Tlssday evening, end O'Clock % Istnn1sv
moenlnE le6l 3. GElDEa. Assnt, 10 Bank fiaos,
~ = As98laf nne-Hey9rIeens "a Mem
Foul cs. IFsssss fps, nSSsh e 80. Mo-
snd ~ ~ and ID running ssssmss
= Z. ssc., . "a. g s2Z -
2 =. eo21 2: 4 "a ~ I've s9gy svay two-vssks.
a@e " pstesass g n pSbls ! NspsstfEiiy ss'ies
Z. SDySs, xR Ri' Z. fad39Y. = csnns. .,,,,.
Particular atfentiqn paid . plantston brsines 3
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NFORMATION TO THE PUBLtLT 49,
esea llo.4 1901 sppsissa n ~ sppossin -
nays mse vitss 6ssn hing Il a. cSSSSv
- some few y ~ etGs rg = h nsiehbasSss1 q
49, 49, We Msss 4a.S ~ ~ who spsss3 . eivs
am ws ~ss = ess, s.tss, n e ess. e - d
Rso9rn9s ~ tnG14 Whss ensuas = III inp6o e
.sl.et vseoeonss eat. II i - IN -
ss q 49, - e nos e1,y 49, :, - y.ee
hosd 49, thsy ssis elsspkths - ;'s.1 =
nv ussul Anehw phyaHsn on nlodian 1ay ~
soene bng.tqas !ns Y. - ~ 49, ia{nU. 18u
have oased 10 ~ ssisf q sa;as lssaspiiy ~ {s
vt e,llzsas osherwi notkns d wk 49, ~
9Hessi. 70 Afford tien pals and ss.iess usua y ko
(bscanss gsS no1s bssinsus thaa thsy d1) T. IN ~
WINGED Of IT. vigsnss and ~ esFos-thsA NJ tAsm
adopt lhat snpssos aAd 1Si
n nos ssi - ]. X sirs !, As;;s 3
. a.w ~ - r. S al ssis:i i.a.. .f bs.s
A GOLD NINE DIsCOvERED- fissrss,
:, - So 2 ticAss;.fszt hss2 - 49, s..s.sts
= =: 40 ~ y y =. - e: e :: -
g, s {: 50 ~ 49,: (.
e F. :; sssli - 8 "a q! -
q; ss !: I: J; 9: J; i
g, - IL, L.. va s;sl-ss = - = -!
WHITE LEAD-WstLefin 6 Rres's fSiS-
hs..sd LSad sonal9nly a hsn1 ssd g sss 8 ~
= = J. AAkI CO O. IsS,Ss,i1-sisS ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-10

"Dtao sc1oos 11enlcipAnty -. Two.
A OBLIGATIONS for the Office Of SUPERIN-
TENDENT Of thess Schools will be ssceved BY The
undegsgned until ma tut day Of uGteher nsxt.
An eeipn " fFthe existing veaspcy viii take plsee a.
soon tbgea1t2 y pIaancable. y.BsEOPES, ,,.-'-s,-
NoWAH114nB, Au9uQ ~, I46l txCti
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-10

'IshE Pablc can accommodated q usuap M
- 1t this atsblshmenk TIA irs a ~ "a iuutenf
az e, y Nm Injury e fhs EosSl; Mo-. . 20 :
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-10

r - ~ nrst class vessels, and Of limit dvdf
aud AN ~: pso~n, Y" g soysd np ssvsr.
bsinS S. 81 sness ips Oe Handsomely Furnished. and
~ ~ captans OF great experience u IL trede
no WIN o spesd hv them 70 shinns
asssDl s''s ssaoa y The oonvsn'snos aud e9lsc d
ws: Ss 3 Pz os ss;,S = ...
russsr $50 ESfi,ss'9s Fad ;s.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-10

Pine and Coarse Sslt. tor ssie
0N JOHN TOOLS, . Bank Pa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13
HY TERRY Il NszsEGgS.


Tis "l.YSC1nCS5 NR8I>I'\ t> published cre7B ,Hofl-
dIg and ftTS ftg ~ 'rlf4g. a. to8 HatuS PR
pIyI5lr IA ufrItce No sb ptaH ici tc tcecrsd fog
slorer tone than mouths md papsI tr 1e di,rali
ttIHed (ertcpt at The discretion g NE EdorS tlt all
srreUdscS me pad.
- \nvERmsESr inserted Al 80 certv per square cor
icss) for cccfg tirr form insertions and = cts per square
COR tesSl far sr'yg ofHrr form insertion.
Eeery iicrtiyrr regHeif0 n,tc on hr Ms hutr long
nc reicS h, irerscusut inserted an nictltStne naf
note ic Be inserted m rs dyfouppcC he o1fs,c2
For YE,RY AnyE8rIsINb he ter1S tnr The pftr,ge
Of too SItucs, 10 fer squire 80 t1r square.
farm sl5 Eeery yeHig nirerfcy trl be re4uucd 10
fine has afcertiSlg 10 MS particular luie ofhusnieSS
81 loB PaNrN6 erecuted neatly and erpeditoSy aud
reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13
yOs.. xxyIIz.-NO. II.

ley living Clauel llll, North Car lima and vas IN
het way hume after IN unsurcsssiil' effort % r sch
Wnshinp,on city, having gone a' far "a Milford Deph.
on the Rirhnand aud Ffedsii kshufg " ,r ad when
tie dtspt.e It tho nearn mtn discovered aud III"
p,,trs sen, hall Th preri lsfgs Swapping fell ~
and say h nan ia Abraham and thai he u h pron
rry af NJ Macauey, tie unrp Of Nsa Sing diias
ulsan It IL said In TIE eaanerifen between the lady
and her companion has extended 4, ther thai rav ino
torcthat. We aHould tke the woman i b. eh'ii %
~ 30 years Shn IS rani oSiap, and ch"ws iohsc
g.. lrraelf and companou nccnpy apartments - our
r,y all whore ,hey wAl remain nnlil her ideed- m
Nun Cuto.ina have ben heard fpm -Ieters5nrg
,Nrtrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13

"A Young y op,an IN Li,nbo a white woman named
Mary King aims Mary ilnds,n. was arrested IN the
S,uthen train o ears IN Sunday night uav.lhrg South
IN ,opnapy with n.rro fellow dressed IN female attire.
.l4 ia Q, ht she = hs nl,cp Of Mt. Matthew Mscsu