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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06
MANTiLLAs, smAwLx, AC.-.

TtNEWr 1Hvr TNsL TtfrIFpH NV ~ TN' lfilSI INV
gant Satin Manlilisa. together with az larrc.suppiy
Of long aud square Alv,wIs, which wcw loticr at u
small advance on cost.
We have also received
Gent. heavy nccced silk Shirts
:" Morieno ,lo
:; Drawers
LadcsrHasd 4 Vests
il,gc,d p,lh aud NV sill Hose
tiripand Jb'd. BIN aud white .ilk Hu.r w.
A complete n.soi tnent Of all soFts 81 Gloves
and Hosiery. M W
We would invite the attention of buyers 10 our
stock of Blankets. Heavy woolcns. Ctoths sDd
Cassimcrcs. Promising IN c.e,s ns,aneato ofer
gonds al rta.ondblc prices, and the usual terms.
uct 2..ltir - PAYNE & BELL.
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Rcpor,ea Illness Of Hon. Daniel Webster.
Boston. Sept. 90.
1t Is rumorcd in this city this afternoon
that Hon. Daniel Webster is dangerously,
iii at Marshfeld.
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The Wings of Campbell are requested
10 meet at the next County Court, for the
purpose of organizing, IN l'ursnancc of the
Recommendation Of the State Convention.
e The first Packet Boat above this
place, left town for the Mouth of North
River Saturday morning last,
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10 RONNETS, RONNETS. ANT

RRxI nONNEh - DvNNEA -, AND
&N% FiNCY UiLLLN1R I'VE have just ~
turned from New York. vith u large aud
handsome stock Of Goods. tn which respectful
y call the attention Of our friends and the public
generally.
7. S. Expected in few days achoire lot # win.
ter Coverings, toct 6-aw] h, F. 4ENNlNG.
- EAOY-MADE CLOTttD Nc cleap.
III have taken the house on West Street near
the. Western Hotel whore | shall be happy to see
my old friends and cu-tom.rs,t
l.. d. PADGETT. Ac'r.
for r. u. Padgctt and John X. Thurman.
2,v
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The Gazette de France says: The news
Of the death OF Lopez and his companionsI
has been received at the Embassy. The
Journal DIES Debais followed the ConstituI
tional, in the announcement that the French
and English Governments had concurrcd
IN addressing a communication on the af-
fairs of Cuba, to the Government Of the U.
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DRY GOODS.


y : raeeFving his FdLI IND HINTER
DRY GCoDk. and in icw day. his stock vii
be complete flc has in store y,.
A ino stock If Ladies Dress Good. Of every style
and quality.
Rich bin and rold 6e Il SILKS.
Plain g Silks. 2 inches wide.
French work in s-eat variety.
Shawls (iung aud snuarc) lie would pariicu-
lary ask attention to his stock OF Slawls
Hosiery and Glove, I'm errni variety.
Carpctinss,-iinc Bah aud Whitney Blanket
A large stock of Neg iihakets.
Woni Hats, cloth aud t,h,r Caps.
Pulled Cloths. Sa,incts. '.in-cys, Sc.
To which | would particularly invite the aitcn-
ton of those in want ot cheap goods. assuring them
that will sell my goods Us low us they can be
bought in this town.
Ger G-w4w rIIAS f. KENT
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CELLIN. OFF, SELLING OFF

- AT COST FOR CASH to c,osn ta,sinrss.--
Our entire stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Shoes, IIat-, Caps, Boots, Trunks. Il rorrly hap,
pens for 40 very large stock Of desirable jpodyt 10
be thtown tpoi.'thc n,nrl q, spcl,r'nrtf asint'dr
ly low prices. The public and all arc invited "a
rall and supply themselves with ooods ~ Co.t.
oct 2-iiis MEEM g. GWATKIN,
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Lynchburg Markets.-Oct. 4.
VItpfrSAIF PRICES

10 PRovrsioSs Bacon Stocks light--Salcs / l3al
dtlby the quantity. -A1
hy PoGK-Some little engagements of ncighbor-
ood raised have btn made 10 br delivered in pro-
Ipcr at So. Many think il will not be lower
BsEf.-We quote BY the quantity at 4a4t cts.
ID FLouR.-Supcrinc new s3ia3t Old, no sale. =
OK amiiy New sia5, as to Quantity and quality, All
fro. grades dull.
= WHEAr-Red G0c; White Csc
UNI MEAL.-Corn Meal zoe.
q GnArY.-Corn 75aS0 cts; Oats 35ui0 cents.
Nv GUaNo.-Besi Peruvian $50 to IS per ton.
int. PLAsrER.-Lump, 'S5i; Ground 81.
II SuGARs.-Ncw Orleans ia9 cts: Porto Rico7 to
eiloct-. Clarified llal24 cts. Loaflli to l24 cts
nj. WHtsKY-Mourtain none offering, would com
,rnand 50 1927 cents,
On BEEswAx.-2I to22 cents. ,
PurrEn.-Bui little demand for frkins, which
I'VE quote liaI2tc. for No. /. Fresh at Market
pb5Ilnuse, brings higher rates, but not uniform
IS BRANDY-Apple, 35ai0; Peach, 80 To 81 cts.
y BAR lRox-s75as0 assorted dull.
II CoFrEr-Rio II to III cts. Laguirn laulai
lMocha 20,
Pf CouSTnY LIsfss.-T'5w Ito i,4 Flax lsai cts
PIE CorToN Y,RNs.-Sales Is cts.
Ill FEarHERs.--32 to 33 cts.-Scarce.
ff' WooL.-a5 % els. in dull
.fe Wool RoLLs-3j 3Ti very scarce.
Ak GINsgSG.-30a35 cts.
| FLAX SEED.-Salcs 10 per SO lb.
:, Flsn-Herrings, No. L. ssh Halifax No. Her
u'rnss, sGas7J; Shad. none Mackercl, No. 3, $3.50
tlee TAK.-$3.j0 per Dbl
chr IIEMr.-Wc quote 81 10 Sc; in demand.
H.. LiSssED OiL.-S5a00cts. -rin demand
~ ns1tp.-l21al3 fair stock in inarkct.
Tprtu MoL,ssEs-Wcst India 81 to 40 per gallon
lascR. o. A. 10 10 cts.
Il, fFrcights up and Down the Canal.
Tobacco leaf tpcr hogshcad) 81
ora Do. manufactured, (per box,) 10
ths Flour, (per bbl.) 10
alb Bar Iron (per toni %
NJ fPg Iron, (pcr TONI 90
! Lead Pig and Shot, (rcr ton 90
seaPaser (pcr ton-) 90
i oSalt (per sack I'd toS
bdMerchandizc and Produce, (pcr 1907 10000
p' EXCHANGES. tr
r,hyChecks in New York, 4to1 per prcniiym
aJes Baltimore, do
e BrStqn,d do l
III Phiadelplia, do
81, Bank Notes N. Caroha, | 10 do discount
Us s. Carolina ! 10 do do
nua Tennessee. 5 ia 8 do do
STOCKS.
Il l Corporation Bonds 800. ~. c,.,..
al, y tyuchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Uortpany
n Gar s2c--sales SIS.
Tut Citizens Saving Bank sl00-salcs s107!; since
u dividend
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n HEAD AND FEET!u

for n. d. Padgctt and John X. Thurman
Oct G--wSw
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- ron Sfw YORK-Tng NEW

sSJ1 FOR NEW YORK THE NEW
.s-sss and elegant double Fie'pc sid; Wheel Stepm-
ship--"ROANOKE," I200 tons bprlhdtaAttw5
ParisL, Commnndsr---wi ienve Richmond every
Tne-duy evrningm a ,o'rlock fr New York; re-.
turnifH DE Wi Ira..s Nefs York f.r RIpPiDnd
every Saturday tscpipg at oclock Her nc.
communications for passenr~rs are 81 the very FRI
class. This ship accornpiehas tho time bctwecd
port and port in 80 To 80 hours.
EXPRESS LINE. !,
Passage and Fnrc 10 New York, including Sta'9
room only, ...s.--. t.---- .sI.--- ZIP w
Storage passage ~ dr.-Dily- 14..- y OD
Freight on ID boxes Tobnse,t qnlyr- ~ ct-,
;'hl.ppqr. VIII plrasrio instruct tlclil nst9tt, Il
they deal shipments 10 bc taee by fl,i- c~'tain
and expeditions line. DEEM Il THORNTON.
1ge~. FIR Aee Ke,k
LrDLAM s. wATSUN,
Sept. 2o--Gwif Ak.EJos. Richmond, w.
Rem eopy and fprwnyd Ia No Vi hH.et.t-b+s.
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additional by tie Canada- Departure q
Kossuth for America, Sr.
III On

iihbf "A, vi. 4.
kossuih and his companions have been
released, and sailed from the Dardanelles
on the Tth ut.
The Ro,hschilds have subscribed 3d.
100000 forms to the new Austrian loan.
The Holland Chambers closed on the
l3th-the Minister of the Interior deliver
ing an address on the OCCASION,
The English Minister at Naples has been
suddenly summoned home.
The ship Oria Tor Baltimore, sailed from
Bremen on tie It'll ult.
FRANCE.
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4
A I a Circuit Court of Amherst county continu-
IN ed BY adjournment and held as the Court
! hoIise. on Tuesday, the End Of September, lS5l.
Patrick II. llckok faf.
T.. agdiha
Ed@inIl Waits and.Caharine Watts as admin
istratrx celopiSn3n with the will annexed Of Hem
ry II. Watts decd, ,,.v, Defts.
y SHf}(E1t'
The defendant EdFin H. Watt; who is out Of
the country and against whom the plaintiff appears
to have proceeded in the mode prescribed by law
against absent defendants still uns 10 Tppeur qnd
answer-on motion Of the plaintiff tie Court doth
take his bill for comics SEED tlnt defendant, and
thereupon this cause in which bill has been taken
for confessed rs to the defendant Catharinc Watts.
administrators dc bonis non with the will annexed
of Henry II. Watts decd came on To be heard
upon the bill and exhibit and was argued by
the plaintiffs COUNSEL CONSTRUCTION whereof the
Court doth order that it be referred to of the
commissioners Of this court to ascertain what n
no.lnt il anything is in the hands Of the defend
ant, Ctha5ne Watts as administrative DE- bonis nan
Of Henry 4, Waits Decd due 70 the defendant,
Edwin H. Watts, as lcgattcc distributee, of Hem
nv Ii. Watts decrascd and subject to the pay
ment Of the plaintiff ] aemnnd, and make report
thereof to the Court with any matters specially
stated, deemed pertinent BY himself or required
by the parties to be 50 stated.
ROBERT TINsfsY, O.
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GALE OF STOCK OF GIkOCE

- RES, tSc.-Intendng to close business, pre-
paratory tie removal of one Of us to Washing
ton City. we offer for sne our stock OF Grocerics
&c, at the lowest cost price for cash. The stock
consists of Office SGgars, Salt, Leather, Bale Cot
ton. Oznabtrgs, Iron, Steel, &c. The stock is
well assorted, and of the best articles.
To any desiring to commence busincss, we
si sell on the most accommodating terms, both a.
credit and prices. and they can thereby procure
"a good house for business.
n. B.-We request all of our old customers to
come forward and settle their dues.
Oct6 Cts SNITHSON Il STATHAM.
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N EW CONCERNS. 4 VI. GuGGES-
IN HEIMER, have the pleasure Of announcing 70
their s.ends and the public in general, that they
have assocai,a themselves for the purpose Of car
rying on the CL5f,HiNG BUSINESS, rho'cso',
and retaa. They viii Study 10 please everybody,
and invite all and examine their stuck. for
they keep IA larger and finer assignment than they
ever kept before. Call on them hei-e you 60 else
where. and they feel assured you will be pleased IN
price and quality Oct T--3m
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PLANETS. DLANKETs.--riiE

The above goods are very handsome mud cbess,
II ISrni ag..itisl Don + q. pETERN'
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NEW GOODs.-.Octobcr 4. ass 4 /,


IN PAYNE ~ BELL are now receiving ut their
Siorssygpm in Cure's new building. lnrgc .tpckef
NEW NnpnS, ,owWs ~ tbc hrayN liusl,oitations
this Fall, they haSc been abe 10 pa,chasc tb"se
goods. in instances, lower than II cay, to I'm,
port thcui, and Determined 70 sell them utss
small advance. The, ask acall from ,hoso Wishing
10 purchase, ~,
In ,hrir Slo.;k ~ iiLbS ioud.li--, 49,
hl:sin tin,k eiks al Mi;ltls and Qualities
tigd % e very rich
Cord Silks, plain, paid and fg'd
Mnrcclainc- nni other lining Silks, all colors
Rich Satin y Amcriqacs
cia.n, piai,i u,,d aii,cied rof'io. superior
Hi'k aud cold Sa,ins
frcnel Silk warp, Lyone.c, md English Me.
Very rich fig d Mouslains
Plain -. se do tt4 1 ~ I ~ at..
With frngrs, ! ages yryeis aud. Ribhon~s Iiar
to trim. They would also ceil attention to their
cerpc's, Rags, and Floor Cioths.
Der l-1tif
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i. tAnELL IidtJsE, BANK s;sg3Et

EOR SALE.--S first raiA srstsssc.ss bbsptk
IL svtfsnt,y Nsshsr md lions, ks' hss5 y
vrrsss Acplygl ,ifis once
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Printed French MOmslim..
Brown mnguim blue
Bottle green orange
Crimson and dr',b ground beautifully printed
catllFrcscp'iug pn elegant combination
Of colors ,h,own togcllici No.
Scotch, English aud American printed Mous-
Inns, part cotton.
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GERMANY.


The Independence" Brussels paper
says its hamburg correspondent mention:
"A very grave rumor current in that city
which causes great disquietude, namely
that the German Diet intend to suppress
the independence of the three Free Towns
Hamburg, Bremen and Eubcc, and to in
corporate them in other German Statcs.--
Hamburg is to fall to Prussia. ii.
30. RELEASE OF KOSSUTH
The hnndon Morning Chronicle Of The
1ol confirms the report of kossuth's re-
lease and says that he and his companion:
are safe on board the Mississippi, and thai
Che had left the Dalianellcs on the 7th tol
the, L. States,
Mp5rtGnt lfoccmcnt i, .Stcitar7aad
Accounts from Berne to August 16
state that meeting had been held a
Chouxdcfowics to discuss the question
whether it was not desirable ID form
a grand league of the people against ih,
sovereigns. The speeches were French
and about ten thousand persons were pres
cnt, and about LOO attended at banduct
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- -
GIs.k AND SATIN sCARFS AND

- INNNNIN.--Thc suhscfi3pT llns NOW UI'"m
the most magnificent stock of 6n. k,rnd Satin
Scaris and Cnvt's in the market. "a Fly were
bought ia London and Paris, and aru much ei,csp
crfl,ap usual r. II
Blk ltalisn Grayets frpn, SIC L, 50 90.
e Scaris. very ehcsI,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06

GILKS, SILkS..-OPENEDTI THIS NOR
- ming The lnrgcst and most magnificent stBtk "
Broc, Clopdrd apd Dama.k SiLkS ever srrh ia
IsGbbafs md p.frer ryyeh sll.,rspsr tbrq rs.sl.
Tie most respectfully asks the fi,tti'm " use LIZ
dies his large stock Of Silks aud Other dress Goods.
they were all boughi in France o. tho malafae-
,urers, and much cheaper '',ap "sial.
0ete-ii... Or. G. rETERs
An tAbELL IidtsE, BANK sab 3EE,,
II LynclL,g. ra.--Thc -ub.rribcr ips- dsss dry
taken cln,gc ~ tls well known md I~iplsr, Tasj
crn, thcs.chBELi HOiSE," recently orrur.'|
by Mr. John Ne rry. where he eDn nt all tiincs w
f,,.ind INDY to accommodate tose who Dsy fnv"sr
HIM with call.
The House ia now audelso thorough repair.
and he promises that Ipips vii ms sPa,.a o. ~
| part 10 render his gpcst3 epnlf table bI-
will be provided nj iis beat The county qa'f.t
and having The he,t ii stables, be Prs's, Wy
cyesv s,tet.i ioi iail be given that 5'ifrfn"'t
He mixes fiIis method of stating 20 '.s la. K'
his o.-g ,srsonnl attention, aided y VI s'n,".
Walker shall at all times be paid % every "eParss
"r M. q sh s1 s.ir''''"''ti hfAlEs PHELPS
lNREssED Hid Matched FlASt1
DIN1;. ,i.o n ,.sor,mcnt d Lumber i-5sas
plan.pr and Saving done 10 or1frs ,7.,
I;llt II Timber snwed and iurbishtf ot shcI
On, STEAM SAW ANb FLAMING WILL,
Ell f5.fmH
-~&g., = 4 - I rz..s g. .--...-s lr' u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-06

" Col. GA. Wing6cId, of Bedford,
at the solicitation of Several citizens Of that
county, consents TO become a candidac
Tor the Seuntc
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Funcys Scarf. and Cravafs from 7Sc to -. 90. =.
lieIespcctinlly calls the attention u the gsIalc
men 10 the above e,wlr. as they are r-Al'c IN d
snfnc. Som 1g--ilf.l u. II. 2. rETHhS.
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w. w. Cor,corAN the bnnlIcr of Wash
tngton. whose mdnifccnt charities hereto
fore have given him most honorable re-
i,utation ii the Country, has made n dond-
lion of $500. to Inc .Father Matthew
Fund" The Winchester Firginid,s states
that he has also presented "A fine organ to
The Luna,ic ASYLUM at Stauuton, to be
placed in the chapel rlcently erected there.
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MrscrIxANrov4'
vrE-yINGs. vEsriNGs.l-r,

v subss sibcr can safely say 10 show the lsrg-
eat and i,ins,-on,e.t stock 81 Fancy xc~tnes eve,
sccn IN this market. and ut unusually itN prirc..
having PURCHASED every piece in Pa,i. aud Lqsdos
from the manufacturers He respectfully tflls tho
attention Of the gelsfrcn to his stock of ve.,i,s
and Cas-imerrs.
Sept og..itts n T, q. VETEVx
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The steamer Illinois," which left
New York for GhaSras few days ago,
carried out upwards Of six hundred pas
scngers..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-14
THE LITTLE BOY THAT DIED.

l am alone in nv chamber now,
And the midnight honr is near;
And the faggots crack and The clocks dull tick,
Are the only sounds hear.
And over my soul in its solitude,
Sweet feelings of sadness glide;
For my heart and my eyes are full when think
OF the little boy that died.
went one night to my fathers house
Went home to the dear ones all,
And softly opened The garden gale,
And softly the door Of the hall
My mother came cut TO meet her SON
She kissed me, and then she sighed,
And her head fell on my neck, and she wept
For the little boy that died.
l shall miss him when the flowers come
In the garden where he played;
| shall miss him more by the fire. side,
When the flowers have all decayed
shall see his toys and his empty chair,
And the horse he used to ride:
And they will speak, with silent speech,
or the little boy that died.
| shall see his little sister again,
With her playmaies about the door;
And I'll watch the children at their sports,
As never did before
And if, in the group, see child
That's dmpied and laughing eyed,
I'll look to see it it may not be
The little hoy that died
We shall all go home TO our Fathers house,
10 our Fathers house in the skies,
Where The hope of our souls shall have no bligh
Our love no broken ties;
We shall roam on The banks of the river {
And The IN its bIissfuI tide; [Peace
And one of The joys of our Heaven shall be, -
The little boy that died
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-14

and your duty. So shall the whole Eastern world
follow the morning sun to contemplate you as
nation SO shall all succeeding generations honor
You as they honor us ami 20 shall that Almighty
Power which so gracionsly protected US, and which
now protects you, shower its everlasting blessing.
upon you and your posterity.''
President Fillmore 1t is your sineuarly good
fortune to perform an act such as that which The
earliest of yonr predecessors performed Fl ty-eight
years ago. You stand where he stood. You lay
your hand on the corner stone Of building de-
signed greatly to extend that whose corner stone
he laid. Changed, changed is every thing around
The same sun, indeed, shons upon his head " hich
now shines upon yours. The same broad river
rolled at his feet and balhed his last resting place
that now rolls at yours. But the site OF this ci,y
was then mainly an open field. Streets and ave
Dues have since been laid out and complt ted
squares and public grounds enclosed and orna-
mented, until the city which bears his name, al
though comparatively inconsiderable in numbers
and wealth, has become quite it IN be the seat of
the government OF great and united people Sir,
may the consequences Of the duly which you per
form 50 auspiciously to-day, equal those which
flowed from his act. Nor this only. May he prn-
clples of your administration and the wisdom of
your political conduct, he such as that the world
of the p esent day, and all history hereafter, may
be at no loss to perceive what example you have
made your study.
Fellow cizens-I now bring this address to
close, by expressing to you, in the words of the
great Roman orator, the deepest wishes Of my
heart, and which | know deeply pen-trates the
hearts of all who hear me: Duo mo1o hac onto ;
unun, ut moriens populum Romanum hbyrum reiia.
guam; hoe mih ojus dis 'mmortalibus dor,
nihn potest: dlerum, ut sta cuique eUeniot, ut de
repubttcd qu,sque mercatur."
And now, fellow citizens, with hearts void OF
haired, envy, and malice towards our own coun.
trymen, or any of them, or towards the subjects or
citizens of other governments, or towards any
member OF the great family Of man, but exuting
neverh, less, in o IT own peace, sec'ry, and hap
piness, in the grateful recollection of the past and
the glorious hopes of the future, let us return tc
homes, and with all humility and devotion off.
our thanks 10 the Father of all our mercies-polii
cal, social, and religious
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-14

II The Subscriber ha. purchased Dr. HUNTER
opposite the se Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This ia the
collection Of valuable Secondhand Books in the
city.
AS the wish Of the Subscriber dispose Of
his attention eycIa.vely dealing Watches Jeery
he ofers them the lowest prices for Among
best Theology Law Medicine Novels Bellies Lees
Poetry and Science.
~ The latest Novels and Publications always hand.
apS JOSEPH RAFAEL. No Cbarles street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-14

A short note is here added respecting the growth
OF Western trade and commerce, extracted from
an address before the Historical Society of Ohio,
by William ID. Gallagher, Esq, 1850: "a few
lacts will exhibit, as well volume The wonder
iul growth of Western trade and commerce. Pre-
Vlous TO the Year 1900, eight keelboals,
oi twenty and tuenty five tons each, performed all
the carrying trade between Cincinnati and Pitts
bnrgh. In 1902 the first Government vessel ap.
p.ared on Lake Erie In 1911, the first stea mboat
Qhs oreans) was launched at Pittsburgh. In
$50, the waters of Michigan first ploWed by
the keel of a steamboat, pleasure trip 10 Green
Bay being planned and executed in the summer of
ths year. In 1882, steamboat first appeared at
Chicago AT the present time, the entire number
OF STEAMBOATS, running on the Mississippi and Ohio,
and their tributaries, is more probably over Than
under six hundred, the aggregate tonnage of which
is not short of one hundred and forty thousand
larger number of steamboat. than England can
claim, ami & greater steam commercial marine
tn an that emploved by Great Britain and her de-
pendeuri-s" ln the department of invention
there have been wonderful applications of science
10 The arts, within The last Sky years. The spa.
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French Language.

PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON.-Prva Les
sG1sn the above. Transai from English into Frenca
ts Apply at the office OF sCresSept, the
Apollo and Caliope streets dill
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SHAKESPEAR IRON FOUNDRY,
POS Girod Street, Ns,c Orleans.
WHEELER, GEDDES u CO., would res
w peettuy inform the pubic thai they are prepared
70 do STEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR MI LII
ENGINES, Of all descriptions also, Draining, Planning,
and saw Mill MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK,
the shortest notice and the most approved system.
Having Lathes OF various enabled to turn and
bore Iron and Brass work Of al most all kinds.
Orders for Columns, Pipes, Wheels, Furnace Mouths,
and TOMB Ralngs. Shafts and Puleys Axes and Boxes
Grder Stove Plates, Veniiators, Sash Weights, will
meet with prompt attention.
The Blacksmith Department is fitted up enable workmen
to any orders that may be Teceived
Orders from Plantations punctualy attended to, which
please address
J.F. WHEELER, J. J.GEDDES,
s. SWOOP
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PROFESSOR of SPANISH LANGUAGE,
No 70 Exchange .4Hey, bettoeen Bienrafe and Cont
Streets has just returned 10 this city and will devote few
hours during the day in giving lessons ia the SPANISH
LANGUAGE.
Mr. Gomez has been teaching in this city during six years.
and can furnish numerous and satisfactory references
Day and Evening Glasses will be opened his rooms, No.
20 Exchange Alley.
Mr. q. speaks the English and French Lang ges fueny
and ls conversant with the Italian and Portuguese.
" Transations from of the above Languages into
English Spanish will he made at moderate terms le..3 I'm