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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

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Jsnss 7. 80 i slssssa sbsif - Maade-
Vine Alsri1 ! naiesiey n - Nj. Frert's
,;o,ritr & - 11saiuit silly II $50; u he
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= 80 n - Z nakis ~ nsjsritss Is %
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$3.50 1sbb M Bssjanin twhis) aye cleo
= ~ ~ &c.,, " he following vote: 3
- d466; Bssismin, 5,267; Dunbar, 1883;
WssA SIS; ssverase hajafiiy 1924 for the two
Ths following eentlsmen sse elected to the low
q branch q ~ Lsgislatnrs:
Il he Fis5 Disuics, W. 8. Campbell and H. Nj
SummsrG y ihe Second, A. P. Simpson, G. g.
LsGArsp, Charles J. Lssds. In the Third District,
n. J. Ranaey G. N. Waterman, IN. Hawthorn
Sidney Story. ,. W. Price, Thos Curry. In the
Fourth District r. A. L4umsden, w. M. Fleming,
J. g. Sever.
In the Fifth District J. Bsnit, r. Devsrge,
(whigs) and Pssl Thdsrd- Dem.); in the Sixth
b. AuauSin and G. A. Castillo; in the Seventh
J. D. Lambert (Dem.) and Joseph Solomon
(Whig); in, The Eighth, E. M. Meehsn, Dem)
in the Ninth, B. H. Payne, (Whig) in Algiers
John Hughes Oem). A the wings swept every
hing before them, is unnecessary to specify ndi
vdual politics. The wings have Is, the democrats
3 members Of the lower House.
TT. wilkinson is elected Coroner by nsjori-
| y Of 1875 votes,
The following are the names of the Justices and
Constables elected and their districts annexed
lst. Dan. Byrne, Judge ]. Happe, Constable
| I'd. ]. L. Winter, Judge; q. F. Pearson, Con.
Istsble; Sid, r. Pecquet, E. N. Stringeh Con
s,able 4th, A. Derbes, Judge; F. Mounsy, Con
stable; 5th, G. Lugenbuhl, Judge; N. Herman
dez, jr., Constable Winter beats Bright l52 votes
The following are elected State Tax Collectors
First Municipality, H. Peychaud; Second NUM-
| cipality, Thos. Askew; Third Municipality, A
Lusto.
The following gentlemen are elected Assessors
J. c. Kasbman, F. Turner and A. Kellerin.
In this Parish Bordelon beats Porter for State
Auditor, rs votes.
In the Congressional struggles, in the Second
Municipality and Agiers, Landry (whig) lead,
/ Windsr 1922 votes. In the First and Third NUM-
cipalities, 81. Martin tdem) leads Hagan (whig)
1252.
We may safely say that the candidates elected
bear in their character their capacity and intelli
gence, abundant evidence Of the justice Of the popu
lar vote. They are Of unusually excellent material
and their election can be NO more gratifying t
them than we confidently believe it will be profit
able to the people.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05
Arrivals at tile Principal Hotels yesterday.

MIRANDA, :, Samuel Head, Gsr,iomla; g Danoyan!,
Bruce j Sedder. Richmond, Va ~ Jones, lbsryie,
La Chas Bllochlday, MoDlIe w oaaly, Z;
Tulneil, ii brewer, John Johnson Mobile I: y Ii Nance
Memph's S, Tenn w h Seq mour aad Lady, n y: Samuel
Ewing Hous on T. Nichois, Galveston Ward, c.
Il Gray. n y; ii W Gray. Louisville. Ky y A Dsten
dez. Ledy and servants, aonry pougnis'W, q Ihomp
Edwards, La Jas Johnson. N Y; Col Hardin and lam
= A: Hockyil e, MObue X A McBai. Stephen Al
lem La Z breatnetl, .uemphlsi "A Gan on, w 5 Chea-
man, Nasnvle Geo Johuson. Ledy and servants. La
Cas Matthews, Sara; Mrs Vaughn servant, La;
Gov JOS w alker, Baton Rogue Mrs EdwaId Ogden anu
family Mrs Chamberin, Jos w Turner, Rapides; Miss
Dumme,t, Fonda :. ,,., . 49,,
PLAnTERs -, Geo Love, Gallain. Tenn y F SNAIL w
A nali. J W smith, Lltlle nock, ARR; w Howard.
Biear, D W Moek Gallon MA; w wilians, Vlcksburg
U u Thompson, NJ; M 4Munay, Wesl Feliciapa; b M
Harrison, 40; X Mason, Watcher; g w rogers. Mount
Lebanon; McCaagh Mississippi oiy; Adams, Coas..
ARCADE...S u Laid, L. Loyl, Chasres; ~ BATE, ~
Y; l. May, Jas Welsh. Galveston; w Kirkland,
Chagres L 5 Gardner. Noe Saunders, IT Lavacca
Sanford, La.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

Frauds in Flour.-lt appears that the voluntary
inspection" laws now in force, do not work as well
altogether, as conld be wished and we learn that
many frauds in the weight of barrels of flour have
been practiced. lot oil one hundred barrels, diff
erent brands in STORE, were weighed the other day,
and average loss Of eight pounds per barrel was
detected. Some brands fell short fifty pounds, and
others twelve and fifteen pounds. The standard
weight of barrel our flour, including the barrel,
is Two hundred and twelve pounds. A portion Of
this light -four was manufactured in Indiana, and
shipped from Madison to this city, and the other
brands We're from some of our Kentucky mill.
Lou. COur Oct. 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05
A Grsat Land Clim.-The Dubuaue uowa

Great Land Claim.-The Dubuque Qowa)
Express of the 2lst, says:
We learn that suit has been instituted in the
United States Circuit Court Of this district by the
heirs OF Dubuque, to recover the whole of the
lands lying along the Mississippi river, above and
below the city, for eighteen miles, and running
back from the river nine miles, in which boundary
is comprised the city, our whole mineral region,
and many of the best improved farms in the coun-
ty. This will no doubt be regarded as startling
announcement by those who imagine themselves
to be the owners of valuable property within and
beyond our corporate limits. Ii the Chauteaus
claim, there will not be one of our citizens who
will be the owner of single foot of property, not
withstanding The years Of toll that may have been
devoted in the accumulation of livelihood for de-
clining years. 1t appears that the heirs claim un-
der le in Dubuque prior to the possibility Of any
title vesung In Congress-"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05
Lasssch at the Partition,

Conner of Canal and Leyee slress.
k The proprietor oil the Pavilion mas received Per seamsh
0soIx from Codhh Striped Bass. hAibat
and Lobster which will be sawed up THIS DAY. from III 10
,,.io,. ,oys,bar u,,b ,he usu,i Lunch. MS II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

American Vessel Fired upon by Haytiens.--A Key
Wright, of Philadelphia, from CardeGas for New
ork, put in, ont the 18th, in leaky condition, and
would have TO discharge cargo and lay to for re-
pairs.
The schooner Carroll, at Key West, reports be.
ing fired into three times while entering the har-
Dor Ut PORT au Prince. and was finally compelled
to put back to Key West.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

Married.
At Philadelphia, Pa on the I'D October, BY the Rev
NJ Oras, ADRIAN Minis, oil Savannah. Ca, 10 LAv1sIA
eidest uau inter- OF }. L. FlOrancs orniery OF this city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05
Launch at the Shades.

NHIS DAY, Nov. 5, at halI-past 10 O'clock
l. Lunch from half.p pat 10 TO half past l2.-~ ~
Oyster and Vegetable soup. Ross. Beef Roast NLA4
Turkey, with Oyster Sauce, Boiled Corn Beef ~
and Cabbage stewed Veal and Potatoes Beet Hash
Chicken, Liver and Onions, etc.
EV Liquors h.
TO LEr-The second story Of the building known as tn
Shades. Inquire at the Bar. no
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

CbFHNG amounting to over ninety thousand dollars. nov in
to- have arrivals of seamshps Unon Georgs
Anshp Devcnshr received from our Manuactory al Broad
wa. NewYork,
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
whb for beauty Of style and superiority Of oods bs
surrsed in the South. S
wwoad call the attention friends and the public to the
new yls Of HlhALAYA FUR COAT rim store and invite
our Finds to call and see them. Our stock Of
GNTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
fed III SHIRT DEPARTMENT cannot be surpassed having
over Hiy different slzss. 4v
Frock and Dress Goats.
f ps English asst Gio Ps.ss sd Freq Coats,
Do Ndo Black, do do Olive aud Golden Brow;
Bst Fancy coosd Cloth waiting SHR r Soa,:
Fs:ass Mulberry f ma sIe oiii. Cloth ops. s.s.
Dc Hand Fancy Golored Doe.lin Union Do
'ss ssss stsI.
Do 6sss cS si9 asa s,s S.n w. %.0, 90
Do Blue. Brown pr.h PILOT closa s sae:
French supns Blue, Browa and Gray sscs and Paieto.
Do o. DO extra long do and Frocks;
b ;s sfssfs aa Fancy coosa &c &c and rss..
Tweed Coats.
rS q s &c ss.: and r
B Bss s and n Sst s Sss. a,: :. aaa'
Vests
Fancy SILK asstn Vests. ali qu.iti..i
IT,. cs'A vs ali qs..,
$ sas:; a::: :s; II s.s o...n... 4
We aaarieuar attention TO very rich
WEDDING soiREE VESTS; .so. new .tyl. Jenny Lind
Vests.
H. Pantaloonss
French slaebeshin and Cashmere PauAloons;
Esss and Nike: % c.m,,. r.uoon.;
has-Rael snst snd PIo, Goth Do
French andnrcan Co,onade DO 't
Gelemen's Furnishing Goods,
@ q II ss:s ss'' sSs s =. qualities.
SUD Ssass SIX 6n %sasfd sad Flannel Shirts
S Sas t Rsa T ws,s F g.Ss.h.
Cotton, Fiel and plain MuIdD shrts;
AL WsS, Inc and Lambs nd Wool Hose all qass'
shsiainii country try knit knit ii wool do Do
g Boz and Chilaren's olething,
e'' s'' Do Brs ss and o dS Cloth F PsGss:
5: i i, c,.; d Jackets; % sss'; ''
l Chidren's TX and Fancy Colored Cloth Euits:
L Do Blue, Brown and Olive POLKA jachet..
Do y and Tweed ToEa and Sac Goats:
/ Do TX and Fancy Colored Cashmere Psptaloops:
/ Boys do Al 40
| Do Black Colored silk and Satin Vast,
/ do Whitt Coered Marseilles vests
GlOveas
4, White and CoOr.d Kid Gloves;
/ anu White Silk
/ mere, herno Lisle Thread CLOVIS.
i kAnd heavy Buck G owes, different sizes
| HENDERs, Of various kinda
Tx and Satin Cravats,
| Black and ty Silk and Satin Cravats;
L DO ltailsavats, from 30 to ~ inches 4:
I.ineu and Habdksrchiefs;
White snh pred Linen Bordered HANDKERCHIEF.
Best spitt .ndls Banana Pongee SIN
Trunk Valises, Carpet Bags, etc.
CTON AND SILK UMBRELLAS.
| INDIA FsER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
oNElcE FoR GOODS AND NO DEVIATION.
| FIRED MUNROE & CO.,
OF daV "A M....,v,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

We at some trouble and expense in furnishing d.v
continuous. and corrected report Of Steamboat Departure
Such notice we give gratis to a boats advertising with u.s.
who may buy any considerable number of our pape,, m
the day Of their departure. We have employed young
man to receive advertising oden for papers, to whom we
give commission sales. Any favoss rendered our agent
on he river will DO duly and properly reciprocal
td at fitting opportunity We make this statement TO cor
rect any false impressions ocoaonsd by the misrspressuta
tins Of meddesoms persons who have attempted to inter-
IRE with agents business.
The young man who furnishes report of Steamboat
departures the who has attended TO this business
nee the commencement of the season. For the nomato.
{ our Steamboat friends. when we make change, due
Dtice will be given.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

The following returns may be relied upon
official. The figures came from the Sheriff'a
Office. In few days we shall publish the returns
complete.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

s - p sssaass ~ Qsssa struck saas
fSss z ~ ~ susk An on
J; y y: s.,. -. =. !. =. 7;
2 ~ Is "a ~ 81 s. 81 s..ii.l<.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

BROKE Jah-Fwenty-one prisoners, among whom
wore several Of those connected with the Gold
irain Robbery, broke out Of Jail at Panama, on
the 18th ulL Two Of them were caught.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

The Natohes fees Trader, Of the LIST instant,
1eoceds u. dsaA OF Madame n. H. Cooper oh Of Col.
r. u. Claiborne, The ed,s eth NswOvisaM Cos6w,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

"a Citizen Of German birth. requests us to
II. sises ths election Of Mondsy. s sauer
Il ~ sisen - Per Dbl. Tho riss il so sud
~ d. N{ssl justified Il Masking : special edi,o-
n no(it9 oft facs E
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

School Books,
10. Just received and for sale by
THOMAS L. w HITE,
SO Canal street.
ANTHoN'S SERIES OF CREEK AND LATIN
BOOKS.
BULLIoN's SERIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS.
ANDREWS AND STODDARD'S LATIN SERIES.
LEVERETT'S. ANDREWS AND AINSWORTH'S
LATIN DICTIONARIES.
OLLENDORFF'S SERIES OF FRENCH. GERMAN.
ITALIAN and SPANISH GRAMMARs and READERS. with
Keys. IN
PINNEY's SERIES OF FRENCH SCHOOL BOOKS.
BOLMAR'S do. do.
MURRAY'S, BULLION'S, WELLS AND KIRK.
HAMS ENGLISH CRIMINALS
McGUUFFlE'S ECLECTIC READER.
GOODRICA'S READER.
SPELLING BOOKS of all the most Popular Author
DAVIES'S SERIES OF MATHEMATICIAN WORKS.
....Also....
A large assortment Of SCHOOL BOOKS generally used
Souih NJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

&: ~ HiisA "A meeting was held Al Fam
Pc. On she svepipg Of the 9Th ult.;;
y saIntsa for Obtaining the friendly exer-
IL - American Government in behalf ofthe
~ Oser4 0o0pessons were present. Gov.
y scasd = Psesidsn.s spd made afew re-
a The Vice Ptssidsnt3co mpriselmany ofthe
u Influential citizens. Leties sympathisins
~ movement wore read from Messra. Clifford,
and others, The petition 10 BE- presented
k RlMi5sut w. ssad. several spseches made.
Appscpsiass rssolusions passed. Committees
weee than appoisted, and efacsive arrangements
\ mode Y carfy cutIhe object Of the meeting.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

IAe TINS Delh hessput On nsw suit Of type,
- = pecli Improved ii appearance. We are
sd tssseosa sach evidence Of il prosperity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05
CLOTHING! CLOTHING J.!
alfred .NaS9syOe n Co.,
"a Magazine street,
CQRNER

y In addition to splendid stock Of READY-MADE
CUTTING, amounting to ninety thousand dollars in
ao we have arrivals Of seamsbps Union eorgs
anih Dsvanhrs received from our ManuaetOry, AL Broad
wa Many ork
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

Ellsworth Again.-We learn that this celebra-
ted pedestrian has been engaged to perform at
Mobile, more remarkable feat of walking than
that he has just accomplished. He commences on
the Goth of November, under wager, to walk 500
miles in $50 consecutive hours, or two miles per
hour for the whole time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05
REPRESENTATIVES,.

Total. I, 1852 5l24 1914 1859 5151 5016
Ma;or;t;e. % 1856. 1876
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-05

~ Canal Line, NO,ice-The steamer MoBILg
having at Mobile for repairs will ano
landing Tuesday evening Due notice will given
Of her next trip No freight will received Ware
house for the pressnt. X. GEDDES AGENT RI
NswOrleans, November 3, lS5 M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-02

The etcsul fngate Fu.Iucnnna - being equipped fw
With depatth ~ the Nurf0lk Navy Yard and will b,
ftndy about the 18th a MAY The rumor that her dee
tiuaou u 10 30 changed turns out Go b. unf,unird
She sdi take out passenger, Hon. X q. Schenek.
United states Minister 81 Brazil. lion John PeDtle-
tom charge dAnaire- 10 the Argentine Republic, sod
others
A dIsft q tbirtytuo sailors for general service
rived nj Norfolk sunday from Baltimore. under
tasnd ~ Lieutenant Roger Perry.
detachment "a twelve marines, und,r command e
Lirucnant Eus-su. aso arrived there on sunday morn
ing In the steamer osceola. from Washington
tuitcd states surveying schooner Madison, arrived
yesterday from Annapos making passage cf four
DAYS she l. a, stinrd for the northeast survey The
follow ing l. list Of her officers Lieutenant commad
inq Maxwell woodruff. Lieutenant and ex-ofhcer. Nd
ward A Burnett. Acting Master >. Howard Murch.
Passed Mid.hipnicn. Gcorgc II Bier, william ysnwyck.
Captains Cierk. John A. Barker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-02

rNryarsrtSa rnoN Nrw Bnt>s~icK We have re-
crttrd ny fayors Express aud Capt Long, the pilot
the Admiral New brunswick papers to the 18th instant
The session 81 The legislature which has extended BE-
yond the usual length Il drawing to close, and Ia
: few days its existence will terminate. Tho Ints~-
colonial bill providing for direct reciprocal free trsAs
ony with the colonies has been rejected Mr. Rchica
rsutiuns implying want a confidence In the govern
upnt. have been defeated The usual supply bills HAYS
passed The House refused hy vote Of ~ to Is
iuud the dutics wines aud liquors consumed By tbs
,fcers a her Nacstys troops " was stated that thu
quantity the year 300 gallons 10 each man.
upwards 200 gallons ~ which beer twas antci-
psted that The spring business II - John would soo0
commence with unusual brisxncss. The Halifax S~ss
says that Responsible government has at length beva
couccatd by her Majesty TO Prince Edwards Island -
Boston Tfeteh,r, .RrIi -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-02

TnE CorroS CRoP or FtoRIpa-A letter froR
Ocula, Florida under date "a the sth inst, says
When tell you the true state Of the fcrwardncesd
the crops in this latitude. fear that some OF ycur
agricultural readers viii be half inclined TO ses g
down "a :" hunchauscn." but assure you that l
viii BE- under. aud not over, the mark. IN tue hrst
VI April, Paul Mccormick, Lsq who resides near
prpngc lake had squares his cotton. Ills crop
i long and snort staple Ills corn was then rs hgh
~ n mans head / alludc 10 Mr.. NcC by name.
becaus, he - extensively known, and no doubt pet
sonally, TO your READERS
There were o. deaths n Boston iasas III, vscA saio
4 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-02

We have received an account Of accident which
CURED between two parties at Shrewsbury, j. the
nth ult which resulted IN the death u one VI the par
ties, by having hs skull fractured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-02

There were o. deaths IA Boston iasas III, vsck sais
The Nth inst.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-21
$lO0 REWARD.

RUNAWAY in November last black
boy named KENT; Kent is about 30 years
old, is slim made, black with rather long
hair for SO dark a complexion as he has, he
has very white teeth rather pointed, is
smart spoken, and has pleasant countcn-
ancc his hands arc small and slim, and
he has COED feet and anclcs, with high i'll
STEP and is about 5 feet inches high
Kent was raised about horses, and has
worked little at the blacksmith trade.
The above reward will be paid upon his
safe delivery in any Jail in the State so that
his owner will get him, with proof to con-
viction o! his having been harbourcd by any
white person or free person of color; or
fifty dollars il his owner gets him.
On his recovery the amount vii! be paid
by application TO me or to my Attorneys at
Su.nlcrvilc, Mcssrs. +. J. g. NJ. Moses.
RICHARD &. RICHARDSON.
Fulton s. G.. March Goth, 1851 % If
sS@' Cam,lci Journal will please copy
until forbid and send account rs above.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-21


1'oBNcco CRoP or rOHo.-T.elters frechiv.a
cd bYcomnission hnuscs in Baltimore du-
ring tho past week from Guernsey County,
Bakrcs' Settlement, Buffalo, Wheeling,
Darncsvilc, &c, state that frosts have dcs-
troycd nc.halfto two.thirds of the tobacco
plants, and that under tho most favorable
small ono; and that It is too late TO SOW seed
again. Planters, generally, are ins,ructing
their factors to hold their respective lots,
unless they can realise 81 per 100 lbs.
Tho Delaware Coal Company, Mt their
mines just north Of po,tsyil!c, have been
engaged. for months past, in sinking a
shaft, with The view of reaching the mann
moth white ash coal vein, which according
to tho theory of Mr.. j.. w. McGnncs, un-
dorlays III" rcd ash throughout this entire
basin. Mr.. McGinncs, who has charge Of
the work, sunk the shaft about G5 feet. aud
then bored some 13J feet, when on Tues
day last at II pcrpcmlicular depth of 500
feet, as he informed US, they struck tho
white ash vcn and brought up coal, spcci-
mems III which he showed lis. The value
OF this discovery, not only to the company,
but TO the country al large, cannot he csti-
mated = EmPorium.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: the In
diana cditors are getting into IL perfect mess
about Jenny Lind's concert in the pork
house. One thinks it was pri,nc, another
briN!c$ up and says il was only middling,
another says he was always fond of hac0n
philosophy, but it never ran into music
another because he didn't get ii free ticket
gives The whole Il cold ShoHi!cr-wilc The
hog with proper enthusiasm. They arc
in Il REGULAR pickic
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-21

49,
FROM one linidrefi TO two hundred N f1
GllOE is arct saanted On the AIuscogce Rail-
tohd, (Georgia.) i They viii he weii ilcloths
ed, fed aud. proyitlei sfpr and nj pcnsas ].
paid "a the work, Should they bc hired for
ono gear or Diorc No deduction madc for
bad wfailicrIiorEf Tor sick ktimc of a Iewsdays.8 4
Persons Contracting tas!ijfo thirty or more 1
will be allowed 10 furnish an oyerseer. sub
iect, lowover, TO the rules and rcguiations4
Of the lload, and viii be allowed such fWaa
gcs as are there paid for such seryices--4
Runaway time will beSdaduc,ed. VaBeii 3
wiIl be hired with thier husbands or singlc,,
aud ono child (not exceeding 80 and
2 hal1 will bic taken will afialnily,s The
Road is located ina pine iegioni and III !!
healthy beyond doubt from tile experience
oil the past summer. IA 8 {S5 $s Il i.5}
3 RArEs.-Mcn sl5 per month; women
SO hoys 80. Payable quarterly. s6
Address, at Macon, Ga, 9s &
b@, ats@ JOHN D.aGRhY, or.sgs sts5
f,g y. ID. GLASS. 8
es;, a44 Coinlnbia, s. G.. SS
April 27,h, 1851 : 26 6ss
ca si5 Wntchtnar copy 6limcs. s3Es
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-21
DRY GOODS
In Charleston, S, C.
G. & E. T.. KerrisOn & Go,

king Street, Corner Of Market,
Invite The attention of MERCHANTS, PLAN.
TIERS. and FAMILIES to their well assorted
STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS. mostly Of their own Direct Importu-
fions. and comprising iha newest styles and
richest designs in all Fancy Dress Goods. with
n full assortment of housekeeping Articles aud
Planters Supplies among which will be- found
all the SOUTHERN FACTORY GOODS.
Our Business being don. on the principle Of
ono prize only, our friends cnn depend on find
ing al! Goods TO hc as represented, and nj the
Iomcsi mnrhH prices.
Terms cash or city acceptance.
&. ~ l.. l.. kERRlSON.
Corner of King and Market Street.
April 30lh, 1851 ~ 4,
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$50 RE.W.ARI),. !.

80 l,will give fiTrY DOLLARS REwARp,s
"a for the apprehension md delivery; OF my
Msas man GEORGE, IN the Jail In Cplinnbia.
.'6'--S C.. or twenty-five Dollars Howard FOR
l'ls confinement in any Jail, 50 that can get him
GEORGE il about 2i years old, 8 feet 4 Or 6;
inches high l"w-cggcd, black, full eyes, and
iolcrably quick spoke.,-calls himself q carer.
ter by trade s n. 5s.t / SGHF!ssi =
;, lie was purchased n short ,imesinc from, aIr,
Es!erling, Il miles above Georgetown S. C.. 1't
Address, J. ME. SHARE sisskf
Columbia, S. C.
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FLORA,

PGSrY Cn0I end Baker Of Cakes, &c &c
DjGrS her services 10 the Citizens OF
S,tmcr aul The adjoining Districts in the
preparation OF bridal lras,s, party-suppcrs,
&c. Her !ong experience Und service in
every department OF her business, ins,fics
her III cngagingt 10 give entire satisfaction
TO her employers,
She mny bo found by application a, tho
Barbor's Shop il this place.
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n Respectfully informs his friends aud the p,ibli:
generally that he 'lns just received a New Stoo,s
Of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS consist
Ing of Broad Cloths of various Kinds n,li col.
oEs. Fine Cassnicres, Black and Striped, sclcc-
tion of Vestings, Satin. Silk aud White Mar.
settles, Linens ofcvcry kind IIunlkercileils, Ora.
ynts, Kid Gloves, Umbrellas. All PERSONS
wishing anything In his line will do well to call
Garments cnn he made 1T the shortest notice.
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