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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

Ayysst IF R~d end Czsms.ss. Thomas Reid
and Edward Clements, under sentence Of death fos
murder on the high ssss, and who escaped from
the jail Of Hsnrico county, Richmond, Oh ths night
Of Tus'day, the Soth ults were captured on Tues.
Day week, in olouesstef country, Virginia, and
brought beck 70 the prison from which they esesped
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17
Crockery, China and Glassware.
SUasesgel IL. Moore r. Co..

HAVE in store and are constantly ceiving the
he follnwing articles in thsi. linz, which thsy
c. will guaranty to b. Of the bsst quality and ~
1t q low p.ioe y can b found in The oiiy, ~
IkBR OF C4Az0R. -
Whit OpsqNe China DINNER SETS.
RFsnch China OHM ER and TEA SETS.
P:, .S an snS r,tq w1 lie TOILET i SEms
White fFench CHIN A, In desschsd pisces.
Mouldsd, Int and Engraved GLASS.
Britnnnia Metal and eilyee Plated CASTORS.
LAMPS, CANDLE5TICK. lspannsd WATERS.
Ivory handled and common KNIVES and FORKS,
With great variety Of othss articles oil
Hoase.FurAisAing Goods.
~ Aho In aose-
SOLAR LAMPS, GLROND0LES AND ENTRY LAMPS.
go craze of common Ard medium CROCKERY, to b.
s.pscksd fcs ths ooanty tads. at ew York pfiess.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

/ Dssd-Ths Hon. Thomas @. Hsckem died
after lingering illness, At Marietta, Ga, on The
9th instant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

II r. w. w. would especialy call TIE attention Of
facon and planten 70 his sock Of goods for the u 1t
o0mplee and the articles havo been sected with
eal, and Judgment, the result Of long sxpssnce In that
ticular line. s2BH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
soN.-LoxelTuD. 10 " .-.uTin., ~.

Ca9scnnT OPsIcu,
knday Mesnins. OolobsR ~. l66l.S
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Sarah Parintea. Mscha. Haus. @ jenkins koo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

DAlNTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
i a. BOWERS, % loas ~ tavosehiy knew, all Housl
~ n,Cl fMnIsa ys.ld1ies. 81 nSasess i.ad. asd
1921 a5sse, WksGo = p1upasid . osai10se ~ a.
$3.50 ~ g, - e ss: I: a'd" = = n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

MO. Is CAMP STREET. -T.
~ WALL PAPERS AND BORDERG,
CARPETS, RUGS AND OIL CLOTHS,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS. 60, 90.
JOSEPH BTTBR
Respectfully informs his fisads and IL public that b
now permanently locstsd u No. rs Camp ss and that
b. b now rsosivisg biz NEW STOCK or GOODS, com.
pag hi usual VARSITY Of Curtain etsfi. Csspss. Payer
Hansines Of ever VARSITY, (oe 10 esnts pr roll ~ np-
wasds,) with sihbh Besdsm, on Clsln, Netting, and
svsy cth aci to - found n ssch essablhsnt d.
tmissd that CDR hsuo sha keep bsla rood than an
b fauna h H. h alse dseniasd thae - psioo shall
sasss I'm y /. any cdr similar uaablhnat HAVING
aow fas kd. and ~ GOD 70 ss - ssasan esl fs
thoss wishing y purohasa
OILS d JOSEPH ETTER, leCanpA
Firemenss Charitable Associations
- regular nang ofths gismsn's Chantabs Asspeatca,
hsd IL lSh inst, he osvng gsnsmsn appsiatsd
compose hs General Rsls Commies oF the ensuing que:
JonH SULLIVAN. Of No. II. Chairman rsdsnes esunss
Jackson and ViIIer6 aleota.
LOUIS o. HuAaD. Of No. n No. 14e Banaek susst.
Convoy, Of No. 8; oogn~ DsaMd end nagasins n
and klyian fields, beswesn violosy and 0ossaa.
ol66t GEORGE W. nUBBEfLA escxsary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

FALL IMPORTATION, ls5l-JOSEPH H.
= Cilsss. - Has. "a sS.ses. d. Alt
s;sp 8 Il ssds q - Sss.6 and Wet Dssss q ss
80 - coanuy ~ Fe1pesfelH invited 70 exsnine ths
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-17

Tor sALE-Ths Steek and Trade Of veil
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-19
Capital Punishment in Morocco

A late letter from Tangier has the follow
ing account of a case of capital punishment:
In my last, believe gave you an account
of Moorish execution. Another instance
of capital punishment here, was attended
with the following singular circumstances.
A Moor of the village of Sharf, had shot,
with pistol, in the market at Tangier,
fellow vllager, whom he suspected Of init
macy with bis wife. The brother of the
murdered man, started for Meyuinez, where
the Sultan was then residing, and claimed
the life of the murderer. The Sultan heard
the complaint, acknowledged the justice Of
the demand, and summoning the plaintfff
into his presence delivered the following de-
cision:
"We grant you our permission to take
the fife Of the murderer of your brother,
with the same instrument of death with
which he was assassinated, and on the
same spot, and at the same hour of day.
But added the Sultan, "why seckest thou
also to be manslayer? Accept the price
of blood, which is lawful unto true believers,
and we will guarantee you its payment from
our Sheri6an hands, and two hundred mifza-
kel shall bethe sum.
To this the plaintiff replied: "Can that
sum purchase me brother?
eco thy way" said the Sultan; eve
have heard and understood, letter will be
given you by the vizier, in which oar man
date shall be written.''
Furnished with the sentence of death, the
man returned to Tangier, and presented it
to the Governor. On the same day of the
week, and at the same hour, the murderer
was brought out Of prison and seated on the
very spot where he had taken his fellow vii
layers life, while crowds of people attended
to witness bis death. Tire pistol was now
given to the brother of the murdered man,
who loaded it,, went up to the criminal,
walked slowly round him, and said-"In
the psesence Of God and man, call upon
you to answer me truly: Didst thou slay
my brothcr?" To this the crimipa! replied,
"i did," One of the multitude now step
ping forward, addressed the brother of the
murdered man. "Accept the price Of blood :"
said he, "and [ promise you one hundred
ducats in addition, which those here assem-
bled will gladly give. 7"
Wv OrtDleSS WoiuS. Sdiu inc 'ihsSei3 ,
and again he walked around his victim,
Again he asked him the same question, and
gain the Same reply was given. A sec
ond offer was now made of two hundred
ducats; and again the villager walking
around the criminal, repeated his question,
adding, @Say what thou believest; l ami
about to take thy life.''
sTbat God is God, and Mahomed is the
Prophet of God," responded The criminal.
Scarcely was the words uttered, w ben the
pistol was discharged. TIE muzzle had
been placed at the small of the back, being
the same spot where be had shot the man
for whom he was now about to die !; but the
wretched criminal, although mortaly wonn-
ded, did not expire for some hours.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-19
MOtherly Love.

Last among the characteristics of wo-
man is that sweet mother lyl love with which
nature has gifted her. 1t is almost inde-
pendent of cold reason, and wholly remov-
ed from all selfish hope of reward. Not
because it is lovely does the mother love
her child, but because it is n living part of
herself-the child of heart, q fraction of
her own nature. In every uncorrupted
nation Of the earth this feeling is the same.
Climate, whicn changes everything else,
changes not that. Itis only the most cor.
ruptiDg forms of society which have pow
er gradually to make luxurious vice sweet
er than the tender cares and tolls Of ma
ternal love. In Greenland, where the eli
mate affords no nourishment for infants,
the mother nourishes her child up to the
third or fourth year of its life. She en-
dures from him all the nascent indication
Of the rude denomineering spirit Of man.
hood with indulgent, all-forgiving patience
The negress is armed with more than man.
ly strength when her child is attacked by
savages. We read with astoLished admi-
ration the examples Of her matchless cour.
age and contempt of danger. But if death
robs that tender mother whom we are
pleased to call savage of her best COM
fort-the charms and care her existence
where is the heart that can conceive her
sorrow? The feelings which it breathes is
beyond all expression.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-19

an instrument so simple as the telescope
should launch far out among the twinklinf
+ worlds that begirl creation round. Nay
more; that even they could chase the fer,
comet, or tho flashing meteor round, ano
round the universe, from pole 10 pole, fol
ages, and tell the period of its return
should number the stars of heaven in theil
order, and know their rising and setting
and even trace their secret paths tErrugf
the trackless void. Yet they have done oil
this, and have written lEoir names in i'm
mortal characters upon the tablet of timt
andslhere they will stand, till time shall be no
more But far above all these,
"There are brighter laurels yet unshorn.
There's HreatLs Of fameno brow hath waas ;"
Yes, my young friends, above all these,
there are brighter flowers YET unculle],
which b!ushingly invite the hand to pluck
them. There are. sweeter fruits which
tempt the longing taste. Why then should
we no, rise and follow? Why not pluck
wisdom from every fading flower? We
have the same chance; nay, we have more
We can step in The inches they have cut
and tread the paths that they have trod. .
Why then my young friends shall we
not climb the steep ascent. and mar6k to
The temple Of fame, and kneel at the shrine
of wisdom? If then this be your motto,
yes, my fellow schoolmates, if you would
rise to fame and distinction, if you would
unroll your names upon the key stone Of
the arch of immortal glory, let the watch
word be, "press forward ego and gather
laurels on the hill of science" dive deep
into the uniathomable abyss, for pearls lie
far below, and "drag up drowned honor by
the locks" ihon soar away Oh airy wing,
for the summit of the mornt is ever on
ward, aid upward, and success will crown
your efforts Once again. then, | say,
press forward.
Why then linger in the valley?
Man who delves will be slave;
Why desire these fading treasures2
All must perish in the grave. -5
Fame is wreathing brighter laurels, ..
Wisdon's hand shall deck thy brow;
On the hill of science yonder,
Upward march and seizt them now.
Forward, then, to fame and glory -
Be ye faithful, frna5 and true,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-19
The Way to be Happy ;,

Some think it hardship to work for their bread
Although for our goodit was meant;
But those who don't work haHn right to be fed
And the idle eare never content
An honest employment brings pleasure and gain,
And makes us our Troubles forget;
Forthcse whe work hard hav'nt time to complain,
And ,tis better to labor than fret.
And five had riches they could not procure
A happy and peaceful mind;
Rich people have troubles as well as the poor,
Although Of a different kind. i<
1t signifies not what eur stations have been,
Nor whether we're little or great; lss
Foraappiness lies in the temper within,
And not in the outward estate. @3 .s'
Weonly need labor as well as we can
Fer all that our bodies may need,
Still doing our duty to God and to man,
And ne shall be happy indeed. i -.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-19

Some professor at Turin has discovered
a decorating sugar that goes off like gun.
powder. The discovery is very ancient,
however; sugar that gees off was discover
ed long ago, by parents with asmall and
numerous progeny.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-19

Passing through one of our markets,
short time since, says the Brooklyn Easies
we encountered meat vender, shouting OF
the top of his lungs" 'Ere's yer cheaF
p,eat for borders" ;" .'.ar -s54$
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-19

/, If man reap whatsoever he s0UctA,
what n harvest of coats and breeches The
tailors will have one Of these days! -s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-19
abe porta9e 5eutinel.
sAmgEL D. HARRIS, Jr.

one year, payable after the expiration. of
six months and within the year, 200
.oae year, payable after itsexpiration, 2,5o
srNo paper will be discontinued until all ar
reaarges are paid, except at the option of the
publisher. 1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
LOOK HERE!!

GMITHS Cleansing Compound is an excellent article
- for removing Dry Paints, Pitch, Lamp OH, &c, from
Carpets Dresses, and all soied articles
For sale in this city by the Proprietor from house to
house.
JOS. SMITH, of Charlestown, Mass, Proprietor
WIN a. A BRowN Il Co., Corner of Main and Pearl
SITS General Agents for this city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

~s-ANAZzA FOR SALE, the Estate known the
%EeA Russell Place. on Pleasant street, directly
Iii opposite the Nursery of the subsc5iSer
kis5zssszszssss Land, is bounded on three sides by
Streets has upon good, and substantial dwelling
house, barn, she'd and Shoe-nakes Shop Green House,
sixty feet long, with fourteen Hamburg and Chasselas
Grape vines which produce about 200 pounds of the most
choice fruit annually, and small and failing stream
of water running through Oft The soil good
and well adapted the cultivation Of fruit and vegetables
The subscriber will lake lease of the Green house de-
Sired and will give the purchaser full instruction in its man
agement and Ia the care and training OF the vines
To spectators in real estate, any gentleman des
ros of securing residence in quiet healthy and easan
part Of The CITY, and yet sufficiently convenient for all pur
poses of business is believed the present offers avora
BILE opportunity for investment The will be sold
it is believed, low price and upon terms the most
sonabe. For further informa ion application may be
made to Francis T. Merrick, or to the subscriber.
febl4-dM&T&wtf ID. WALDO LINCOLN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
Messengers Notice.

Worcester, ss Eh -
IN; HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Inso dve1
rant agaes th 81 has this day issued War
Barre Pump kerr nsolvent debss. and An Of
ment OF any debts or the delivery of a n une pay
law. '' ~ i"een by
The first meeting of the creditors of said insovent deh
VIII be held at Court of insolvency. at the office of SAT-
Commissioner a in Worcester in said County, the I5G
the proof debts to choose an assignee or
his Estate. LUTHER CT IEFOp n rs "
A'O@~-u0'~"4' Messenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

Worcester. SIS ,Ovare O0lce, February 81 IeE,
To all persons interested in the Estate of MICHAEi1.
o. REILLY late of Lancaster, deceased, (1reeti6H
YOU are cited TO appear at Cont Of Probate to be bT
L at Worcester on the first Tuesday of March S
show cause why License should not be granted tn Me-
L. Reilly the Adminstra'y upon Petition TO sell So
much of the real estate of sae deceased fr the na f
hundred and eight ree 6ars and sixty nine cents
feb22-S&2M. CHAS. o. PRENTISS, Reg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
Messenger,s Notice.

Worcester. S. February 81, 1851.
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN. Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of JOSEPH DAY, Worcester,
Clicker, insolven debtor and the payment of any
debts, the delivery of any property belonging to said
nsolvent debtor to him for his use and the transfer
of any property by him are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors said nsolvent debtor
Will be he1d Of GoFt oe in s ME Office of said
uay o. March next at ten O'Clock the forenoon 70, tb
Estate. n 1 9 OF ms
Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
China Dress silks.

FEW pieces of these very desirable and fashionable
N Silks just opened at the " HIVE" Ladies are invited
TO call and examine. No. $50 Main street.
feb20d1w GEO. P. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
Messengers Notice.

Worcester, S. February 21 1851
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
Il fer the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of WILLIAM w. TAOMP-
SON OF Worcester in said County Shoemaker nsovent
debtor, and the payment of any debts the delivery
OF any property belonging said nsovent debtor to him
or for his and the transfer any property by him. are
forbidden by law
The first meeting OF the creditors of said nsovent debtor
viii be held at Court of Insolvency. the office of said
Commissioner in Worcester in said County 18th
day OF March next al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
proof OF debts and to choose assignee assgees of his
Estate. ]. DAY, ID. S.
IeOZZ-dotWu Messenger,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
Public Discussion.

THERE will be Public Discussion in the City Hall,
/ Worcester, between Rev. j. TURNER, Chlist-an and
Rev o. H. TLLoTsoN, Universalist, to commence Tues
day evening" the 25h inst at o'clock precisely, and to
continue Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and saturday even
ngs. The questions to be discussed are the following
lst DO the Scriptures teach the doctrines of the final
holiness and happiness fall mankind
3D. Do the Scriptures teach that any portion oil the
human family are to endure limited but punish
after the resurrection TO be term mated by their total
and endless humiliation conscious beings The pubhc
generally are invited TO attend. Seats ree
feb2O-d6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
Lancaster Rank.

Meeting of the Stockholders of the Lancaster Bank
n will be- held at the Bank Monday, Feb "a, 1851, at
3 O'clock p NJ to consider the expedency Of pettoning
the LEGISLATURE for leave TO increase the Capital Stock Of
he Bank and to any way with regard to the matter
{ BY order Of the Directors G. T. SYMMES,
Lancaster, Feb II, 1861. Cashier
kbl7dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
fuckers ANNOUNCEMENT
NEW RnoKe

RI. ,,.., NEW BOOKS.
The Wide Wide World
bards Of the Bible bv GffJar
A Winter IN IN NJ VI tIie Pacific, by II. T. Cheaver
H. " t1 ~ IN Madeira, and Summer in Fioreaco
Peyer;a n, ia 1 Tor New Englanders by Mia
Mothers Recompense y M marvel
Grace GreehwOOd's Poems
occasional Poems, by Mrs $ II roas
LIE OF John Randolph, vols 1'
Alton Locke.
Bohn's Hand Book of Games.
Memoir of. H. Perkins,
Letters from Three Continents
Confessions of an Opium Eaters
Biographical Essay, nv he o,,i,o.
Miscellanies, "utHc4'
smiths Classical Dictionary, &c
Queens of Scotland bv Miss S,ricl1ard
Fap praeri " t, isLaei by Grace Asruar.
Dlctiunary of Mechanics, No. e. by Byrne
Topographic Encyclopedia No 49,
shakspeare's Works, No 80
u Just published and for sale bv
600, E. N TUCKER, No. Sc MAIN STREET.
dM&S&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
Rice Improved Lightning Conductors

'TNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the inbabi
tants OF Worcester and vicinity that they are prepared
10 erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, the ensuing season
manner superior to any thing of the kind ever vet Offer
ed to Notwithstanding for the rude connections comsnon
used copper points and fasengs gded spires and con
per bottoms adding thereby materially to the beauty
strength, and durability of the work. % Orders by mai
promptly attended to. T. G. RICE
worcester, March g. dwtf j. P RICE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
NOW IS THE TIME

And Waldo Block is the Place.
order to introduce our TYPES to the ppbic we sb,
l. sell them for few days for Fifty Cents, In The
BEST CASES for Ono Dollar. such as are sold for
Sl50 at other Rooms We intend attract the public 10
our Rooms by making good Miniatures fair prices her
IMAM oy display OF Stained Glass, costly Mirrors Tapestry
0arpets DC u Beware Of humbugs, and remember our
decidedly THE BEST LIGHT IN THE CITY,
ALDRICH & MORSE.
Worcester, Nov 2, 1850 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
New Centre of Attraction,
AT THE
CENTRAL CLOTHES WARE HOUSE.

NO A, Merchamts' Row.
INHE Subscribers having formed co-parnership under
Il the name of WARDEN d DUDLEY, and secured the
above well known and familiar Stand recently occupied
by T. A. Clark would most respectfully call the attention
OF the inhabitants of Worcester and nifty their
sive stock OF Fashionable READY MADE CLOTHING,
made to our order expressly for the Retail Trade and
prising complete and general assortment of ENTLEMANs
and Boys wearing apparel, which and will be sold
prices to defy all competition The public will also bear
mind the fact that Stocks entirely and fresh
lected with the greatest and safely say that it
gives the public finer opportunity securing better
gain than has ever been offered.
share ofpublc patronage is solicited Motto will
ever be Qaick Sales and small ProftS and highest
aim to please each and every who will favor US with
call MIR. Dudley thankful for past favors from his many
customers in the Custom Department while in the employ
of Charles E. Schof IL Co, of Boston, would solicit con-
tinuance of their patronage he may be found his
stand ready and willing take he as he has
done formerly.
CENTRAL CLOTHES WARE HOUSE, No. Merchants
Row, directly in front of Worcester House.
febl l-d&wtAL WARDEN g. DUDLEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
77V7'1 OO1I@I9'N III TdIt Ui
Gold and Silver Watches
FOR SALE.

ksa ONE of hebes residences in the CITY, located on
E:R Bowdon street The house is nearly new and bnit
es1@. III the mosl thorough and convenient manner The
aden large and contains choice variety of ru Trees
ana Shrnbbery has excellent well of water for use
g Tor washing and possesses every desirable convenience
Ierls easy for the purchaser Enquire of Cary d Fi4ld
change. - S Ia
Worcester, Feb. 20, 1851. feb21.dstf