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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-18
MAIDEN DrsrRrsr Ano 81 1882

Mr.. Newion:-Please notify tire Central
Democratic Committee through the Rppubli.
can, that | cannot Consent 10 remain On their
Vigilance Committee for this di,rict-and re-.
quest them to withdraw my name from that
list cannot consistently oppose one " no so
Justly merits the Presidential CHAIR as General
Scott
lncloscl please find the subscription to the
Repuhlican torIhe campaign--address Maiden
Post Office.
Nerv re.DecIinllY Nnnrs
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fort,r Kiuewha Repubilean

IIfNHFUHD I1IsIHIVI, ING, II, y.
r. he hah0'rda Dcmoc,ate Grsl,ai foop.i1tas
On looking ever tie "Weslern Nir4iujnu'
of the l2rb inst. " e fad that you hive nppoint
ed rs on your Vigilance Committee for this
district all as our zee iogs IN the present cam
paign in' line another way my we requcs.
that out lanes be Withdrawn Very Respect.
fully. FIELDING HUDNALL.
SPENCER PROCTOR.
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y respectfully, yours,
GEORGE BELCUER.

JARRErr's FoRD, KA. ", Aug 81, '52.
Mr.. New lon:-ln looking over The printed
circular of the Democratic party, | see nv
nlme on the Democratic Committee. As |
intend to 90 iDrlhe Lcro Of Lundy's Lane. and
take as many with me as can, you will please
give notice through Your paper that they had
better drop me, as | dropped Pierce.
Nnnrs rnSn eff LIZ
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DfsrRFssI>G OccuRRf Weafet'. debt
ed Ia 4 friend at i ack Geek J.. IL IN >
for tie particulars al sing uInr All dlsir..>-ln
occurrence IN ih4tnri2 hi,orhool, F" Inch Il ed
The death OF three persnts -ihe sic am |" ="
.auolfers. one sosug lady IL her ir'.ils. M 9th
or stnnil chlI1. of Mr.. .Jn-eph Farrell. BE.
tween sunset aud dark On Monday the 5tfinsi'
Mr.. Farrell went ouI into lis cptfli.lJ 10 sh
peti,tend Inc follr ., TIM, leaving his BRAN
lv still. v h cl he had been fuanng during TIE
day. l. charge # his Vii T.. Dining his absence
il hetame necessary To- empty the vessel INTO
which the brandy ran from lie sill, AID Mrs
T. and lnr 1au gher, followed hy tie cbiid,
attempted to da 81 the young Idly earfyini
n candle 10 enable them To- see. Having emp
cd tie brandy into barr, |, the young ladf
hir, Il np tie ianncl, lie sHi5 10 Ter mofher
size wonld touch the candle 10 It Ia SO tn
brandy fnffl ~ his nonfenf the fumes
Of tie nfandY were escaping from tie hong 81
the barrel AID the butnIng drops iai.i#1a lnton
from tie flnucl: az explosion followed which
nas heard ihronl bout he ncigl,otaood. Nj
Farrell hasrened from the lri and found 1T
wifi aad children cnyclopcd IN l'aue. i echild
did almost instantly; the Young lady at 10
o'clork GA "Wednesday following, and Mr.
farel ot / o'clock the same evening. Mr.
I'a re- vas al iadly burned while endeavor
M IN rx'ingui,lI tie flames Go1lsbotoagh
"a L Patrlof.
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The block Of stone prepared for the Wash
ington Monument by order of Kentucky has
been delivered in Washington Tie Nation
al lnlelligencer says, "it is a handsome speci.
men of drab coored limestone, feet long by
) feet / inch in height. The carving and
lettering are executed in a masterly manner
ana represent III the centre the iuIl-engh flo
urcs OF the hmenied Clay and Critlcnden. sur.
rounded by beautifully executed wreath Of
oak and laurel, with the words Quilted Ne
sIand, divided wefa.l,". ON the inside of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-18

ANOTHER DuEL.-It is said another duel
took place last week between Hon Emile
~ ''efr' formerly lnemher Of Congress rom
New Orleans and Mons Harliart, son Of an
ola Stale Senator II eame off near New Or.
leans. They fired one shot each-hnl nobo.
Il land then made friends.
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+, y The Express will please copy.


Vtnf NOVEL ENrERIAlxaENr.-Tho Iadi....#
Grn'r'Icn of TN. CT and >irinity viii IL We an ora.
tuni'y on Monday, September 2Ob wiur.su. y,..
entertaining perfarmoneeby number Of those uaIr-
OF tho Forest. wbo-e History i. 81 closely lu.a.,.
with th" spirit OF r7manee. The com ony consisting.
young BLACK HAWK, &C EOI.A a Young chct AT
TABENON CAWSHAWGANcE an cducatci Ia#a
AMI also Mr.. AID hi.s Caw.h,wgaocs with tl.ifa.
j'nda"i+, Vii give description Of The unurc, a CTS
toms o" the Indian eo1ay &. In ndiion tatbe a)oa
the singing of soved Indian and ertimcrtpl Song, an.
Dancing Of taer N1topal and sacred dances, Sc, 4.
fh' exhibition will be given in Ma.oiic Hail aul g.
be under the management of AIess.s. Harm K CoRsa,
genilcna"Iy agents for the Company. The charged.
admission is only > cents and children when accomr
med with their parents and under TO- half price. I@
Entertainment viii commence at u +. n.
sep IS -3tf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-18

lnE FLoR'oA Wnos-Tho Wing spirit is
aroused IN Florida. the canvass has been
commenced there in earnest. Col. Ward. the
Wing Candidate for Governor. and Major hi,
ley one OF The Wig electors, have taken The
stump AMI are carrying the war into the enc
my's camp. Barbccues and free discussions
are the order of the day. and the Wing cham
pions bear themselves gallaotlY. a barbecue
was given at Milton on the 10Th, which an.
pears to have been splendid affair.
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Washington. Kcnturly siIl be tie last 10 give
up the Uni, n
MR. JAMES (JuDGg ) LYONS makes hn ian
pareu, and abusive publication IN the Rich
nlond Enquirer. defensive Of BIS late silly con
duct. aud in r,piy totte structures Of the Wing
pIoss-pron,.slug AT tie same iine more iul
revelation hereafter 81 The considerations thai
hive wrought 20 entire change IN his poln'-
cal affiliations We hope 1Ioasiear Lamarf'"f
will give in biz forthcoming "eogfdeDces'
satisfactory evidence In the Democracy Of his
thorough fouuuciaton # The few Wing prInci
pies be has heretofore enrer taineJ,and that they
oill receive him INTO iiIll fellowship. We have
| FIR IL Ion time regarded LIN as a dead weigh
anI draw .ha, k to III: party, AMI II our Iersno
SONS could have prevail. lie You'll have bret
di placed from all position and trust, at TN
Wing Con, cut,n in Charlottesville last Fall
| Indeed, vc may sfatc.Whaf many " 10 attended,
int Convention ufe afPris' 4 OF, that 'h'
Committee on Organization bad prepared re
pon substituting the Lite laincntcd VIM. {
Darlington il lii tiead,as chairman otth" Cen.
trail Committee, and Tit they "ore only in
auceJ To- Withhold II np1n r,r earnest rrnon.
strancc or certain - tleincn ION Ri,hmond
| ,rho csprcSgcd oglloa hut IL uoaId rcsig0
| What could have induced The Convention
la, Sn,ino +, re- ,p,.oili lin 10 dis post a,
vel as an EIcct'r C'eGea' for tie S.a'r' "'
cannot lmmas'ne. 1t I'm @. We sh"I
not look over our sil 'nldefs afer him. "ni s.
1t lie to lid HIN not 1eimn. Ihe mln "ho' II
a thlce weeks iaunt lhron IA the Norh-ao
iacon~iJrrahIe portion Of whieh,if accounts be
correct was deyo'eJ 10 q0ie another matter
''''', '''e ''''''s'.'a u Wv P''''
o'7'''''y- can 'o''''aNp u say "'''."'' qua"
'"' ,'.'a' so'''''',' no ~ ~
- ''' '1''''''1 - ''' pug
- '''''' '''''7
,,'',', ','.'''','
camilla
Some Of our ,o,.,np,r.rI,.s. mindful nr Cen
Plercc's experience In AIe>ieo, expre.s fear
that l.o will "GIlo before tie Presidential rae
IS ended. We think there IS Il, Jang,.r. In
shack hri. riding now Nss REGULARLY brnl,eri
rs a be,rsc.hor,c. al the ,.rear lorploc, fi,ucra
nt' -. and hasn't acaper in bi,I and beside.
he '''' M"f'I' al i'aten IN the c'nrPrr "h
NIL make IHn oileH IS tl5bi d. d ~ ia 8I"c
cup
The New York Herald saw: "Tbc Hon. !
= II. lngcrsoll, oar newly appointed Minister {,
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NEw MARKET HoUse.--There seem. =, l.
or.a-ing desire fnr new MARKET purr. Thai III s
-"-t ioca'ion Is Inadequate fothr accnnroJ.,; I..
that i brought 10 market Is very plan: and ~
iti.c nIditipc. 10 our resources. in thar v.,,.
into operation T., u''oas Of tic Raileav. and g,
oa"I la. "I'oysheeo Or .ofer thao'ia ,u,oy Of ma.
bir produce it * probably time In be ca>o, L
new location. We hive observed ror the grm...
mcd,ately in ot Moons CORNER. On First .... dir
engaged the attention If sonie Of otr ctz.o.a -
ubc stir ton forit, which combine. with ,sl,,...
ages, is accessibility 10 the Railroad Dcp,,t dig
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-18

Tie Hon. Horace Mann uf Massachusetts
has addressed letter to hs constituents in
which he declines to lie a candidate for re- Ice.
lion to Congress
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y number OF tho c.tz us ol Philadelphia III
equity Unite d IN rendering 10 the Hon. JosEru
Il. lNGrRsoLL the mi,loont OF a public din
ner before embarklns on his mission Minis
ter uipoientiary To the Coutt Of Lon,on
The honor VAS declined II note " hich doe,
Mr.. !. much credit.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-18

THc iron Nm in Ealac9 When the
woihm.n in Francis Myers Furnace, Schen
tc'al had received thrir dollars aud dimes
Saturday afternoon, they ran mp an a-h poll
IN trout Of the Stop, and threw on a Scott and
Graham flag 10 indicate th,.r political prefer
etc,.s. These workers IN iron have II i.ca 81
surIo'ieg'a party which i-rtcdged II Brit
ishioleres's. They 90 fer Protection L. llomr
Labor and No Triru'e to Foreign Workshops
lI5aag Ercui84 .J0uraaL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-18
Electors for the state Virginia.

ELECTuRs A. A1sgE.
JOIN 81 lofts
WILLIAM +. PRESTON
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II is going the rounds ct Suutbcrn papers.
aud Was dou tlcss set on foot Lv some of he
S"rnfRloHs Loo otocos of Now Hampshire. thai
lhe Rev Mr. Foss, Who made the report If the
New Boston speech, is horse thiei, aud has
been mthe New Hampshire Prntcutiary. Gen.
Sam Houston. tie most despcoble, calling
hypocilte aud demagoguc in the pr, sem Con.
gress, at Winchester, Va, in public speecf,
s'at.d th's Without qualification.
Mr. Toss Is no political friend Of ours; Iutv
d iim The justice 10 state who ami what Ire =.
tic IS Calvinist Baptist Cl, r2> man in gool
aud r. s liar standing in that re spectable, deyo
ted and numerous denomination. He has loen
settled Mt Hopkinton, at New Boston, aud o
yer the First Baptist Church in tbs city, and is
now supplying ulpit at Sutton His chr.
acter is unltnpeachahIe We challenge aeon.
parison OF an investigation into it, here where
he Is known. \ more unfounded and oros.
SANDER never was perpctrated than the state
ment tic " hich We have alluded. lis udonnd
ed entirely. There has never an, thng DC.
Cured in his whole life, which could have civ
rn the slightest pretcxt for it. We challenge
n comparison OF his character with any man.
lie never, like certain Scnator,has been kick
ed from civilized society, and hcrlcd with
savoces; nor has lie rolled in the gutter a
drunkarl. Wemake this statement IN Justice
to Mr., Foss, and hold ourselves bound TO SIS
lain H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-18

YnEFLonDA INpI,Hs.-A Te.esrophic De,
patch, dated at Charleston on Sunday, IN II.
lions the arrival OF party Of Seminole Ind
ais on their way to Washington to make ar.
rams cmrnts for Their removal from Florida
This party of lndiaos are under the ,hars,
Of Gen. BLAKE, the Agent, anl amongst then
arc the leading chiefs Of the respectable uibr,
Billy Bowlegs, sun Jones, JOAN Jumper
and others.
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'' eo'i's' 'l'i.'.'' ny ''''"'' " 'ei.aef5s''3
"e'''aoe' zen '2eo'' as nos ,'e 10 '9' '"l'S5
'''''''n gyms u ne N''''" ana an hbol'l21si'
,'' 10 .lo' ''o7.'''' INA" ''''' ne n"d declared
"','s''' ia''l''I' 10 me ''n""'''''7a"t sIa'ea'
Whenever Il COMA be done "a7o" "l"y
'''n'r race ana hy me Voluntary .ne''oa
81 Inc Save 2'ai's--'e'i '"m 10 COURSE 10
pursue when the Ne" bo''"n rc, cIailon A,as
made, buf In iflacI,en the rcputa'Ion III il a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-18

The value If tobacco raised this year IN
Ohio computed at ) 800 600. OilhI-, abour
100000 worth is raised IN The Miami valley,
Of tie kind called tue Ohio seed lraftobacco;and
100000 is raised in the counties OF Fairfield
P,rry, Rocking, Athens, &c. of knd caloc
the Ohio tobacco.
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wrc4tli; on the outside i. the inscription. Under
he auspices uf Heaven and tie precep's OF
Washington. Kcnruely viii be the last 10 give
LII ih,. III, n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-18

The new Post Master Gen, raj, Hon. S,u
UEL ID. HUnnARp, has arrived at Washington
aud entered upon the discharge of his duties.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17
DAILY CRESCENT
THE PAGAN QUESTIONING DEATH
NUMBER IL.

THE PAGAN QUESTIONING DEATH
THE OUTWARD DARKSEss AND INWARD
o mist Of night and blindness, that must hang
Before the life to come
o tomb that closes once with iron clanp
And Ia forever dumb
Ships. which go forth upon the boundless main
And perish far at sea,
Ara tossed in fragments to the land again
But naught returns from thee
No whisper comes from all the generations
Through thy dark portals thrust
No breath Of life among the buried nations
One moment stirs their dust.
No souls beneath e'er struggling into sight.
Heave up the silent ground
Though the green sod above them is 50 light
So frail the crlmbling mound
listen by the sea. to catch some tone
From spirits that fed;
There is no voice in its eternal moan
No voice of all its dead.
The stars look coldly down when man is dying.
The moon still holds its sway
Flowers breathe their perfume round winds keep
Saught seems to pause or stay. [sighiug
Yes blindly on-o'er all that thinks and feels
The universe must roll
Though at each turns its adamantne wheels
Crush out a human soul
Toward yon bright vault Of heaven dare not raise
The cry of my despair.
Lest should hear the echo which betrays
That all is empty there
Yet has my soul within the gift Of seeing
Beyond this earth and sky
teet the immortal instinct of my being
kIloU it cannot die
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The Very Latest Intelligence.

by Telegraph from London % IL,erpooL
FRANCE.
PARIs-M Dupin has declined stand as a candidate
the Legislative Corps for the Nievre or any other De-
partnent
1t is said the Bank Of Finance is about to reduce the
rate of discount from four to three per cent
PARIS BoURsE.-Fves 103.s0; Threes 657O
ENGLAND.
COMMERCIAL NEws.-God is about 81 per cent dearer
London than in Paris and Os1 per dearer in Lon
don than in Hamburg.
The Exchange between England and America is uomip
ally 067 per cent in favor of England leaving trifne
profit the importation of gold from the United States
Gold bars, standard f3 rs Cd per ounce Silver bars
standard 5s. I'd. per ounce and dollars Is lO4d
per American gold dollars rs los 2lsd per ounce
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17

CRYSTAL Fount Division No. q, = of T.-Meets every
lSDAf, at O'Clock Temperance Hail. g5 St Charles
5tt-tt Officers for the ensuing D. F. MITCHELL W p D.
McNABB, W. Al VIM H. ELLIS, R. s. A WANG, A R.
B0oTA S. J. B. ToLISsos t.; T. H. DRYDEN
A: C. ANDREW HERO, l. s.; E. W. PERRY o.s:
jams VIM. H. ELLIS, R. S.
0dcon Temple of Honor No. 5-Meets every THURSDAY
EVENING, hstpast o'clock Temple Hall Tchoupou
Officers for the the May
NtER, W c. t. Thomas FRIEND, W V. T. {. Fl.
R.; a. REMcE, W. A. r.; W. DAVIS, r.
W. IT, F. S. MORGAN, W. L.; R. POLLARD, D.
CLULi ". G.i b. h. BRAzEIMAH W.S an23
Harmony Division No. 1 s. Of T.Mees at 222 Tchoupi-
So Officers elected for the
LEg W. P; CRsAR MoLIERE W. A. GovAS,
H. PrTSAM A. R. S.; WM S. MOUNT f. JoIS CANNsLL
MuNlAS, C.: CHARLES FERGUSON A. CHAI
III R'NpEAu o. s.; JAMES BEsGs p w. P. jams
Pelican Division s. of T.-Meets every WEDNESDAY
EVENING at hapast O'Clock, the Hall No. 95 Charles
The following the list quarter
81 ls5 viz JoHS BEowS, W. F.; HUGH BRKEs, Morn,
B. s. JAMS H. IRWIN, A R. S. JoHS DURwARD F. S.; w CWGT
IT, PEosPKE CAEpETTE C HENRY F. BAILEY, c.; JoHS
TURNER l. 81 HENRY CLINTON O. VISITING COMMITTEE
Ions BE0s agnen street HgsH BEsEs SO Poyrs street
Mo Host Peter street. w C. WATKINs Apollo Thaia
CHRlsTf.s BuRsHALpER Nayndes street; W
ver and St Mark strests HESRy BAILEY Cypress
Magnolia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17
REMOVALS..
EDUCATION.

DALOS' ORAL SYSTEM-THREE MONTHS
Il sTuDY-rIoes,or J. $. DEpALos TEACHES THE FRENCH
AND TIE SPANISH LANGUAGES WITH CORRECTNESS, IN A
PECULIAR AND EASY MANNER. Books necessary,
BLANK PAPER ONLY.
tsr Office punean's Buiding CORNER OF CUSTOMEIOUSE
STREET AND EXCHANGE ALLEY up VIII awAys be
from I and jnnls
DUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL, SECOND NUM-
ClPAIIIYThs School will be open nightly muDths,
from Monday the Gth instant from half O'Clock M.The
Department Marshall Anys street.
superntsndenoe Principal
Female the Franklin Charles
in charge Of Mrs Juia Bartlett Applications for admission be
the President OF the Board, the the
Principals. j. o. HARRIS,
o. CAREY COMMITTEE.
o4 SIN FREDERICK cAMERDES
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KrrAT DE LA LOuISIANE-Yu1E DE

EfTAT DE La LOUlSlANE-VILLE DE LA
80 nfss.S Edy5 lssfiiy@ puSs,
es.ernent omFaru r4ie,
Gne. on dScarS qaen vertu dun o de la Legislature lie
' ir h 9ssn approgy@ h IL mars 49, ee s?n ct
@ msI%.' a telI,, astrfs gei
@ S @ s-T n srs s DE- T. cmpasne DE d. Ia Scay
ot,n, Fioriie , conditions stipulation. oprt,
steamer. entire L port ac 4 A. Ss a q Orleans sse
."rs par % .on@s ssaaoS ACTON.
Pastrss chaqu s privilege daugmener dit capital
de Ia cmme de $59Co l capital s,tae Giant
eomant pour leqne ia dc,
,prs nomg sin. bar f. u srrs M
Iasne esque 'srtats 'etont tran.trabss public
ternes, stipuaion conditions de soci5tb,
oa G ] s@a dsn. 9n S. S %
Adic q Que compagnie soaft sns formte in,tr
& @ S , mt e % srSn Ts nn s m
Que Ia d ct pOut'nivie jus
Article Qunuun des sionnairo, de Ia de compaene lie a
nd, capital eonpagPie. 4'
i's omI"s e ct oomme s on, drq an ~ nombre i";
fEEN q 0yIkRsE lAReN q, ,,o. G0 nqn'n 30 80 actions
ERiyAsP E2Hy 26,NEs s SEP A. G,t action" acio" 10
ToIMENT COOPER Co. vnet action, 20
LEON " BAlnO cinl actions
H WAsHIGTSS II ASlENs 5hcFs}6N Fs} s'n, 9 dix action; s
WRIGHT WILLIAMS 1 co, vngt actions 20
REGBEN b. SYKES dix sctidn. M 10
JoS III ARSIstRoNG @ Ss5 dix Ss asoa 10
EDWIN B. IENkSS, yrgt actions. 20
ARCHER w LANG ringt actions. ..............
Total dies actions, wing.
ConpOsn s oqis capital cdes'u. de mile piastre.
As ,T 9g as55 G g.nf . aeenr, @ de Ia dit .on
nren iro coonmsn on Earment de re toutes les ahaes
pose samnei Green FUN
IN on M @ br.n % net eo% gI @ % sG "pt,sHSn p &
ne prtsente de Samuel s Green VIM Cooper Il NJ Wright
mde des premier Lun JNyier chaque
scnpasn VILE .arse;s t troll. Sionasfy
an Il ssra du n Pre- sdant ct da ura DE- dqxp
surveillance gtn@raIe aaes de Ia de ct a9s
1urss des dls agents on isoGara rect ss yi lis ,sss
@ 9nen cas- dc Taansg par moaf on aatrs cause dams e ~
pc" rsmpr Is "caS. q" ,srvrou .g"a ssSon s
rohan M bureau de @ control par s aonares Lys agents on H.
,"s ~ s G % S 3 e . a.. ass@s 's %
s @ @ P ~ nr Sn Do% TG' @ T. sG
@ @ s @ @ Ia bgut @ ies rptt .s a. pI i H. liz Ae ~ pour
assemblies aunucles lieu
. gal.. s isS DE ] & a.'s sy, R% ] Ss' % ss
nairc. roun aope regemens m no sput pa,
@ s, nt., % s @ etSS @ o as ns Sa op %ns
,connSrcs s caque action u capital donne rot na vote
lie nom dc lite Conpagn acComIagnf convenable
., ' m TO- @ & S aSs 'ds de. S5 fa' s dd
DE-. @ De de & Su Si
E conclusion es sctonne cosss NOMINEES en- continuation es
sis dan. k Vile de la NOuyele orltnas
Ths., . N.Y. "
sn1 % R''nss .ySI sUs , d ps5 % nS Gf.n 9S.'
! G S@yerss p.n,.
taSy i S'flP ilsin'ss Eas 'a' par i w@ 9aPi Holmes;
Honia M RG coerr GS peF c. & S Sar ESli Wm. coops
t. n Endo;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17
VOLUME v.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Cry OF NEwOn-

STATE OF LOUISIANA-CwY or NEWOR-
oLEAxs-BE KNOWN, this Fifth Day Of February IN
the Of eight hundred and my before
Edwin JIewely Lewis Notary Public shd for tho Parish
City Of aforesaid, duly eonss ned and sworn pr
sonay appeared the hereinafter named "hl unh
sgncd -..- i. - ,., A., m .. ,
Igsstr, Of the approved the 18Th day
and by these pesents do that
Comnny or Limited Cour,per,bi, composed Of themselves and
such other hereafter them, become associates
with them shall NewOtes, State Of Lou
style title OF the "NewOreans and Florlis
Article l. operations Of said company shall he
ships from the Of NewOrlesB and frO the oOs
ports the Gulf of Mexico, the
purpose of carrying freight and passengers. o.,
Capital shAl be-
hereby fixed the of thOusnni dol
divided shares hundred dollars eacl with tue privilege
the tockhod
hundred fifty thousand dolara
The capital being the estimated cash value Of the steamboat L
Day, which brought this % , her respective
and for wh they certificates shares IN Inc cap
a stock hundred dollars each to be issued by the manager
nr namd by the aent and sealed with the seal Of the
which certificate shall transferable by nbc at before
Notary Public sokhoder stockholders binding himself
coparnersp, and ny all rules regulations bylaws made
and adopted thereof; and all such trnne shall be
cord" in book Of transfers. be kept for the purpose in the office OF
tbs
eonstutd sal and continue for the term Of FIVE
nencng the first january eighteen hundrd
two ed by the stOckholde
Article That shall he
Article That Of the stOckho1e Of said shall be
sponb liable damage the said
than he the capital stock held therein by him, them,
specirey.
Are6 That the following named stockholders in, md
sueh entitled to the number
Of slhes opposite their repeeey, having uy paid for
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WANTED.

M AANTED-A Journeyman Book Binder.
mhIg II II. K. SWASEY.
NSTANTED "A situation by a young man as
Wv BOOK-KEEPER or SALESMAN in Commission House
Wholesale the Of CITY and Northern
Adir- Ai-ss Miller Harris Waldo, Fost-oihre, y o. mh4
NETANTED lMMEDIATELY-Ag good Barge
w BOAT suitable information,
apply the sub.rbers STONE Il WALWORTH,
iLns u s6 Tehoapu0ulas street.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
EToRATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO

UKAIIU D. HEWITT ,PIANU-xEa&kssr~,111rzr
FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No 80 Camp EtSsNxEs2tss5
NewOreIs, would respectfully theT l1 VI
OF the public his large and ertansiyeI u
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of all kind,
his well selected PIANO
FoRTEs from the factories Of the first makers the United States and
EUROPE, those OF A.. STODART CO.,
OF New York, Hal SON NewYork and PLEYEI co, OF
The the following kinds GRAND Sc
MI GRAND, PICCOLO, PiCCOLO OBLQUE AND SQUARE-lre
the celebrated makers the world, combining all late
improvements the subscriber every
OF a. 61 Ostues They will be ssi mAuufscturers'
prices, MUSICAL Of all kinds quantity.
Among others tF subscriber keeps constantly hand the largest and
Market
which the reasonable GUITARS,
by WILLIAM HALL SON from the approved SPANISH
MODELS. These Instruments the first class,
the climate. The subscriber has had years experience
. Music business in ti Northern cities well NewUTeans, and is
thoroughly acquainted with the mnutest details Of the business HIS
selected market
will always
all kuds MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
MOST FASHIONABLE MUSIC respectfully
vited 0 call Ande his stocL.
IiORkTlO n. HEWITT, 80 Camp St.. N. u.