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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-30

La resolution passee par lie Conseil DIES Assis-
tants- Aldermen, requerant tous les collecteurs
de taxes de remettre, lie Ter de Juliet, au treso
rier, tous complies de taxes non pages en- leu,
possession, est referee au comite de finances
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ssr rHlLADEI.fHA sADDi.E AND tkusk "AseaousE,
50 Gnve sS. ROBE CO., Gate Robb farbain,,
antyreceiving their Manui DRY Philadelphia
direct mpoaons England prepared offer deales
liberal Inducements Tharsock large well
Iowa: sADDLERY ssdtery HARDWARE, HARNESS LEATH.
r TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RUBBER
GODS SADDLE, COACH, HARNESS. AND TRUNK MAKERs'
tATERIALS, TRIMMINGS ete,
s1y Pnrchnsara are n-,,aI . cali, eis Am
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Les resolutions suivantes, adoptees par lie
Conseil DIES Assistants Aldermen, sont sanction
nees sur dispense des regles
Resolution No 2l) pour lie Placement de Ger
tains complies
Resolution relative a femploi de commits par
les collectors de taxes, dams lie troisieme Dis :
trict.
Resolution relative au Placement, par les re-
corders de la vile, de toutes amendes, hebdoma
dairement, au tresorier.
Resolution autorisant ic MARIE contracte,
pour Fexploitation de la machine dessecher d,
quatrieme District.
Resolution autorisant lie Placement de $51 l;
a j B. Steel
Resolution autorisant lie Placement de 1889 sc
Jas Trescazes
Resolution autorisant Pachat DIES livres Dc
notes de feu G. 7. Dunbar.
Resolution arrogant toutes ORDINANCES &C
cordant un salaire aux collecteurs de taxes su,
capital, drays, cafes, taxes speciales ct sur LEI
navires allant en- mer.
Resolution relative a rouverture dss rues His
toire ct Mysterieuse, ct au reimbursement des
proprietaires.
Resolution annullant lie contrat de Knapp Ell
Totten, pour la Furniture de pointes de fer des,
tinees TUX points.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-30

lie Comit6 DIES Incenlies, auquel await ste
referee la petition de Ia Compagnie d'lncelde
Phoenix No 8. rapporte:
Que la dite Compagnie etc incorpor6e par
I'm acte de la legislature, en- Mai, 1916. En-
janvier 1910, la dite Compagnie a achete I'M
certain terrain pour la somme de dix-huit cents
piastres, situG rue Eictoire, entire les rues
Vaudeville ct Marigny, mesurant guarantee
deuN pie'ls de face. sur soiSante- quinze lie pro-
tondeur, sur leQael ellie q commence a construire
une case pompe SEES propres trais. Les fon-
dations turent posses, ct les murs eleyes JUS
quau premier 6tage, mails depuis cette epoque
rien MA etc tait.
La Compagnic declare qu'cllc a depense en-
tiron quatre mile pinstres pour lie terrain ct
les authorizations, ct que sur cette somne ellie
dot encore mile piastres, Ellie propose main
tenant de donner I'M compile de yente intact de
Ia propri6te l. la vile, a condition que celle-ci
pale III dette ct fasse eonstruire une case pour
son ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
La case qu'occupe en- ce moment la Comparnie
d'lnuende Phoenix No s, est dams un etat de-
lahre ct eNigerait differences PREPARATIONS, ct la
vile pale un loyer de trente-einq piastres par
mois.
La Compagne commands une nouyelle
pempe, celle don't on sc sert etant Ell mauvais
etat ct exigeant de grandes Preparations. LIE
prix de la nouyelle pompe sera d'enyiron douze
cents piastres
Notre Comite ayant examine toutes les par
ticularites de cette afaire, presente les resolu-
tions suiyantes:
Resolu que quand la compagnie d'incendie
Phoenix No donnera un compile de yente exact
Ia vile de la Nouvelle- Orleans dun certain
lot de terre lui appartenant ct situe rue Victoi-
re entire Marigny ct Mandeville, dams lie troll
sielne district, ainsi quill est dGert dams l'acte
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LIE comite de reelamations, auquel await etc
referee Ia resolution du Conseil DIES Assistants.
Aldermen, autorisant pachat de livres de notes
ct de plans particulars de feu George T. Dun
bar, demande rapporter en- favour d'adopter 10
dite resolution, j. j LuGENBuHT.,
EDw. w. SEwELL,
|. LABATut /
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NJ. Converse presente la resolution suivante,
qui est adoptee. sur dispense DIES regles
Resolu que lie MARIE notife MN. Knapp ct
Totten, dc Pittsburgh, que lie Conseil de Vile de
la Nouyelle-Orleans a cancelle lie contrat gu
existait entire eux etfex- premiere municipalite
pour la Furniture DIES pointes de fer destinees
aux points.
La resolution passee par lie Conseil DIES Assis.
tants- Aldermen, autorisant les commissaires de
Ia Maison de Refuge a distributor appropriation
Ia dite Institution CONNIE lis lie jugeront con
venable, est deposee sur lie bureau, sujet Pap
pei.
La resolution nasska nar lie Cnnseil des ssis.
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NJ. Converse, au nom du Colnite de finances.
presente lie rapport ct Ia resolution qui suivent,
lesquels sont adoptes sur dispense DIES regles !:
lie comite de finances, auquel etc referee la
petition de J. NJ. Lapeyre, CONNIE procureur de
I. sople ct C.. Morel, au sujet de leurs droits ct
interets au montant reeu par cette vile ct pro-
yenant DIES sentes de terres ct d'esclaves legues
a cetfe vile par feu Stephen Girard--demande
rapporter gull examine avec soin les docu-
ments ct oontfats passes entire les dts Soule ct
Morel, ct le Comite du Gonseil General de oette
yiiie, 70 70 noyemore lSa5, ct u trouyG que lie
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j. L.. f.. Blanc,
FFICE AND YARD No. NEW BASIN, CORNER OF AND
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
constantly hand the prizes,
OAK, Ash AND PINE WboD CHARCOAL, etc. s,s.
GLApRoARTs siTNGLps AND PIGKETs felt
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Lc eomit6 dies reelamations, auquel etc re-
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LIE preambule ct la resolution qui suivent,
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j. d. LUGEN BULL.
w. G. G. CLAIBORNE.
La delegation du troisieme District, laquelle
etc referee la petition de 3. Ougatte, deman-
dant lie reimbursement de vingt piastres, mon
tant de taxes paye' par erreur, par son agent,
rapporte que Ia re clamation est correcte, la dte
take ayant etc paJ'ee par Henry shultz, qui
achete la proprietti du reclamant ct qui etait lie
proprietaire de ce terrain, en- 1856; en- conse
ouence, votre comit6 presente Ia resolution sui
vante: }. j. Lie ENBuHL
w. C. c. CLAIBORNE.
Resolu que lie tr.fsorier pale, sur lie mandat
du contr6leur, a B. Ougatte, Ia somme de yingt
piastres, pour reimbursement de taxes payees
par erreur, sur une proprete dams lie neuvieme
district presentatif.-Grand livre II, folio O.
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
Les resolutions suivantCs sont successivement
adoptees, sur dispense des regles:
Resolu que lie contr6leur ct lie tresorier soient
ct demeurent autorises nommer leurs premiers
commits CONNIE deputies pour les representer en-
cas- de maladie on dabsence, pourvu que les dts
deputies tournissent caution ct securite pour la
somme de cling mile piastres, en- garantie de la
idee execution de leurs devoirs.
Resolu qu'un congo de trois mois soft accorde
W. A. Gasquet.
Resolu qu'un congo de trois mos soft accorde
aW. P. Converse.
R6solu qu'un comite de finances 'spro tenn,
soft nomme par lie president pour agir pendant
Pabsence temporairc du comite de finances re-
gulier.
Lepresident nomme du dit comite NM. Sewell,
Lugenbuhl ct Burke.
NJ. Lueenbuhl presente la resolution suivante,
aui est adoptee, sur dispense DIES regles:
Resolu que lie marie soft ct demeure autorise
faire prendre soin, aux frais de In vile, de
tous les enfants trouves on orphelins qu'on rem
contrera dams les limites de la vile ct qui sont
dams Indulgence, aux conditions les plus raison-
nables, jusqu'a ce qu'on puisse pourvoir autre-
ment ces enfants.
LIE preambule ct la resolution qui suivent,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-07-28
Sale Of Harper's Ferry Lots.

IN Wednesday the LIST day Of September, 1852,
- in pursuance of orders from the Secretary Of
War, will be sold at Harper's Ferry, Va, certain.
portions of Land belonging to the United States, at
that place. The sale will be made in lots accord
ing to PLAT recently made. by $. Howell Brown,
Surveyor of Jefferson County, Va, which will be
exhibited on the day of sale, and which can be-
seen at the Ordnance Bureau of the War Depart
ment at Washington, and in the Office Of the SUI
pefintendent of the Amory at Harper's Ferry.
Terms Of Sale-Ohe- fourth cash, payable on the
day of sale, and the remainder in two equal pstai-
ments at one and two years from date OF sale. II
the whole amount of each instalment shall be pune
tually paid when the same shall fall due, no inter,
est sAall be charged thereon; otherwise interest at
the rate of six Der centum per annum shall be
charged on; such instalments from the date Of sale
until the final payment thereof.
Workmen employed at the United States Ar
mory. will be allowed to purchase not exceeding
two lots on the following terms, viz:
One fourth cash, and the remainder at one, two
three and four years without interest provided they
agree that an amount equal to the one-twelhh par,
Of each annual instalment shall be deducted from
their monthly wages. H
If any workman should cease to be in the en-
ployment of the Government he will thencefor-
ward on instalments remaining due on property
purchased by him be subject to the same condi-
tons as other purchasers. -
N.:B.-No deed of conveyance for any Of the
lots will be made until the price ofshal have
been paid in full.
Harper's Ferry, Va, June rs, 1895,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-07-28
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

YNHE subscriber will open school for instruction
Il in the classics sciences and modern languages,
at Tinkling Spring Church, Augusta, on Wed,
nesdav the first of September next This school
is intended chiefly for the imprwementofth youth
of his charge; but scholars from distance will be
boarded either in the family of the subscriber,
other respectable and christian families near the
school. The course of instruction will embrace all
that is usually taught in Academies Of the highest
class. The school will be brought habitually
under christian influence, and prayer and the
study of the Scriptures will be part Of its daily
exercises. ~ g
: The subscriber. may be permitted to say with
regard to his fitness for the office of teacher that
besides the usual professional ofthe Pres
byterian ministry, the nature of which IL well
known to the public he received course ofi5-
structon at Hampden Sidney College, and also
took the highest degree in the University of Viz:
ginia-that Of Master of Arts--and has had four
years experience in the business of instruction, as
teacher of classical School. Numerous references
of the highest responsibility might be given, a
mong the Professors of our learned Institutions, land
the gentlemen who were pleased when he was
formerly engaged in teaching to express the high
est qualification with his snccess in the manage
ment of their sons and wards. But the subscriber
believes that this is wholly unnecessary. /,
The terms will be lower than is usual in schools
of this grade because the chief object Of the enter
prise is not pccuniary advantage. butthe promotion
of liberal christian education The tuition will be
in every case $50 for the tennof ten months and
board may be obtained in the best families of the
neghborhood at about So, per month, both to be
paid semi-annually.. No scholar will be received
for less than five months. The months Of July and
August will be vacation, :,.N|- =:
ROB'T l.. DABNEY.
Fishersvlle Post Office, Fa.f -.
july Ia. lS52-4t. e
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Commissioners Notice.

rs.
George Swope, Peter Swope and ais.
TINE Circuit Court for Augusta County, at us
L. late Ounce term, decreed ''that TINS cause De
referred to Master Commissioner ). n. Henoren,
who is directed to enquire into and report to whom
the fund in controversy in this cause belongs tna'
is to say, whether, in the first place, the luna Is
divisable equally among the five children OF Henry
Swope, decd, or whether they are entlAea 10
share it in unequal proportions by reason OF the
proper application and adjustment OF the DaianceS
reported pro and con in Commissioner CiaIke's
settlement of the administration accounts OF feter
Swope, Administrator, and John Armstrong, Ad-
ministrator de bonis non of Henry SwoPe, DEC I;
and, in the second place. whether, be 1t diVlsaoie
equally or unequaly, Peter SwoPe is or not ent-
tied to the shares of all his other brethren ana CO
distributes Except Georges whose share ne is
now entitled to by the answer OF George) accord,
ing to his pretensons asserted in his answer ana
his notice to the Plaintiff
And ifthe said Peter should fail to establish TO
his satisfaction, his right to the whole fund as
claimed by his answer aud notice, whether by sale,
transfer, or by equitable or attachment lien, the
| Commissioner will report division or distribution
of the fund, showing the amount to which each
party will be entitled, after deductng from the
fund before division the costs of the Palntfl Fra-
zer and if the parties or any of them desire It, he
will embrace in his report the sum paid by the
Plaintiff to David Fultz, Esq, if the same shall
not have been paid over, or be not subject to the
right of retainer in his hands, or so much thereof
as shall remain in his hands subject to distribution
among the parties entitled, Sc, &C."
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STAJTNTDN MALE ACADEMY.

THE undersigned, on behalf Of the Trustees,
i take pleasure in announcing 70 the. pdblic that
this Institution wiltbe reopened udder the super
intendence Of Rev. WM. q. CAMPBELL
i Mr.. Campbell has been long and favourably
known in Western Virginia as most competent
Instructor and piscipinarian Of youth. Centem-
plating a permanent connexion with the Academy,
his interests as well as public spirit will guarantee
diligent and faithful effort to satisfy ali reasona-
BILE expectations. -
The Academic year ven commence On the 10th
div of next August, and close on the 10th OF june
1853. 1t will BE divided into two sessions Of five
months each, with; no. other vacation than the
usual Christmas recess. s, T. T.. j..
All the usual, branches of liberal English and
Classical Education will be taughA
TERMS OF TUITION.
Ordinary English course per year ofl0
months SIU w
The same with Chemistry, Nat. Philos-
ophy, Rhetoric, &c., &c. $25 0O
Latin and Greek Languages, ,- - $50 w
Contingent fee Sor incidental expenses, i5O
Arrangements for instruction in French and Ger
man can be provided if desired, for which an extra
charge will be made. :, :.
Papils will be charged from the time ofeptranco.
No deduction made for lost time except by reason
of sickness, and nj pupil received for less period
than five months, Unless by special agreement with
the Principal. :, a...fj. ~
In the great variety of Textbooks now existing,
tits very difficultto secure entire uniformity in
the Academy. Desiring to avoid involving pa
rents in the tax of new school books, complete
list of those preferred will not noy begiyen. is,
however, highly desirable that pupils according to
their respective departments of study should be
provided with the following
Bullion's Eng. Latin and Greek Grammars,
:, :" Latin and Greek Readers,
Davies Arithmetic and Algebra,
Diapers Chemistry and Nat Philosophy,
Nfitchells Ancient aRd Modern Geography.
Books may be had in Stanton on reasonable
terms. % - 60
Boarding is furnished BY genteel families in town
at $40 month, which covers all charges. Board
ers will be subjected to such regulations while out
of School as the Principal may prescribe to promote
their health and mental and moral Improvement
Forfarther particulars, apply TO the Principal or
10 the Undersigned. D. M. SMITH,
;<WM. FRAZIER,
Committee of Trustees.
Staunton, June %, l852.-tlstO.
GS- Waterman & Observer copy and send act.
10 this office. b..
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NOTICE

As Executors of the last viii and Testament of
IA Robert Wilson, Decd, we will offer for sale
at public auction, on the premises, on Friday the
Goth day of august nert, the lands directed by
said Wilson to be sold, lying about miles North
west Of Lexington, adjoining the lands of John A.
Cummings, Esq, and others, containing about
$40 ACRES,
all fine limestone soil, well adapted to the culture
of grain or grass, with never-failing branch of
pure water passing through the place, and fine
spring in every field, There is great deal of
fine timber of every description on the land, within
short distance of three excellent Saw-Mills, all
of which are on the road leading to Lexington, and
all down hill to haul, being alsoconvenient to Lex
ington and the terminus of the North River Canal.
The place is very desirable one, to any person
wishing to engage in the lumber business lLum-
Der is now in great demand, and commands "a high
price. 1t is very rare that place combining so
many advantages, comes into market.
Terms made known on the day of sale
Persons wishing to purchase will be shewn the
land at any time by either ofthe subscribers.
SAM'L. R. MOORE, }Ex,o
THOS. S. MOORE, N ''''
July IA, lS52.-tds.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS
In THE COUNTIES OF !
R6ckinslhaIn and Augusta.

-9CGee-;'''
i'm pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court Of
i Rockingham, rendered at the May term, 1907,
in the suit ofMaria Burgess, widow OF Samuel
w. Baraess, and Guardian of Matlda u, Juila
A. and Bazaei B. Burgess, against James n: bur,
cess Peter Wise and, wife and myself and wife,
Will sell: on the premises, on Tuesday, the SO q
.aig,ist the fafmHin Augusta county, miles west
OF. Mt. Scion, adjoining Staubus and Others con-
tanning ~: - -.
22O Acres. i:
4 more beautiful and level lying and better corn
farm, cannot befound in Augusta county North
riyyefand North river Gap road runs on
one. Side of it. 1t has on it:a1l the ne
cesssary Buildings, Orchard, &c. About IsAI
$50 acres cleared. ' n.
..Als6. OH the following Thursday, the 5th Of Az
6ilst. II win sell, at the late residence OF D. w:
Burgess; the Home Farm, containing
327 Acres.
adjoining James Fulton and others, in Rocking
Ram county. 9 miles West of PauPs Mill. Upon
this farm there is SAW MILL just put up,
which cuts admirably, with suficiency of tim
hef on the farm to engage the Saw-Mill for years.
All dthe1; necessary buildings, with an excellent
ORCHARD of selected fruit about l6O acres
cleared. = ~. = =. ''.l-.. - 49,. ~.
' Also. on the same day and place that the home
tract is sold, F.wilt sell another traotof
$50 Acres,
WING about one mile Southwest of the Home
tract. adjoining Robert Black and others: Upon
this tract, there Isl good; HOUSE, STABLE
and ORCHARD, with about 40 acres cleared. 49,"
All of the above clear lands are under good fen
cling the balance heavily tifhbered. .p!, :,
AS none of the Heirs or Widow desire TO purchase
of these lands, it is, hoped that purchasers VIII
feel free to examine the lands, which will be
shown with pleasure by James II. Burgess or the
undersigned. ',''' -.
Possession of the first and last described tracts
can be had Immediately and also Of the home tract
to put in fall crop, and full possession shortly
thereafter.
One-third of the purchase money will be requir-
ed on the days of sales, or 80 days thereafterwith
interest; the balance in five equal annual payments,
but may be deferred for years if the interest is
promptly paid. All must be satisfactorily secured.
Further conditions on days of sales.
-" r. JOSIAH S. ROLLER,
June 80, 1926. Com'r.
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WATER TELEGRAPH,


THE subscriber havinr purchased the right TO
! erect -Broyle's Patient Water Telegraph in
the counties of 1ugusta, Rockbridge, Botetourr Ro
anoke, All, ghany, Bath, Highland and Pendleton,
is real to dispose Of rights to either of the above
Counties or single rights to individuals for their
own use. ~ -. -
This exceedingly Simple and cheap invention
cannot be recommended too highly to the public
for its great labor saving in conveying water from
springs to farm houses. II needs to be but known
to secure its universal use in all situations to which
tits adapted. Persons who have them in use would
not abandon them for treble the cost.
A line of 100 yards wire will cost about SIS, all
the materials for which with directions and right
to use can be had Of G. C., Price,. Hardware
Merchant Staunton, or Of the Subscriber in COley
Town. :; :" SAMUEL PARENT. p
June 80, lS52-2met s. 4meot.. :. ,~-z e"
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

yTNHE undersigned will offer at public sale on the
a. premises, on the 10th day Of august nert, at
IL o'clock, his hand (recently purchased ofCapt.
Thomas S. Baskins,) lying in Augusta County,
adjoining the village of Fishersville, the lands Of
John McCue and S. b. Brown, and on both sides
of the Central Railroad, containing
SIXTY-ONE ACRES.
The Land is ofgood quality and is well adapted
to the growth of all kinds of grain and grass
The Improvements consist of one good -.
DWELLING HOUSE, cohtaihing five si IN
comfortable rooms, and two other Smaller t...%
Dwellings also an Apple Orchard and sskksss
never-fliling Sulphur Spring, There is also on
the place a good, FRAME BLACKSMITH
SHOP in successful operation that is well worth
the attention of any one wishing to engage in that
business. twill be sold in lots if desired to suit
purchasers.
TERMS.-One-thirdi in cash on the day of sale,
and the balance in two equal annual payments
Possession in part will be given on the day Of sale,
and in full on the lst day Of January, 1853.
A. A. STUART.
July 81, lS52.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-07-28

The stockholders in said company are hereby
notified that the President and Directors have or
dered dividend of twenty nine cents on each
share of stock held by the old stockholders and
further dividend of s. per cent on the whole cap
ital stock of the, company, which is equivalent to
81 81 on each share of stock held by all the stock
holders indiscrimnately. These dividends will be
paid at my office in Scottsville. For the accomo-
datien of such of the stockholders residing West
of the Blue Ridge as may not find it convenient to
come to Scottsvlle, will meet them in Stauntoh
at the Virginia House on Tuesday the 18th day Of
September next.
WIN NJ. WADE, Treas.
July IA, IS52.-tl4S.