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GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No
~ 1a1 1GHARTRES ESSTREET-J. WRIGHT CO. having gresos ed
to stand unvaed department Of their business have
with the popretors and agents of popular Patent 81
throughout the Uuied Saea constantly
with fresh ampk rates below usual
enabled to offer the
the most assortment which be found this
Having experience in the purchase
safe OF Patent Aednes they haye facilities for conducting THIS
supply t pf,ees exceedingly low that the
fail rse handsome cenae his investment either whoe
ra AT establishment found full Of
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES Ths following comprises
their furnished deaers
at cheaper than than
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17
D0bysss s E4as.rtngt0,s's

D Adu duERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT,
F4 No. CAMP STREET
veknown having thoroughly repaired
enlarged improved
their
in the superior style aud hniib.
N. soperaton fitted out with ccmpste ss the low
rcsa yoightAnde French, Helbz
hsre Tubes With Boz and Tablets, i've doliazs
Quick working Plates and Fech Cases. Fraes
DAsUERREGTYPE BUSINESS constantly on hand
tNto sauI rel Iisi 4 u .l44i
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MAGNOLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss
EyAST PASCAGOULA HOTEL. The IA
I HOTEL thin delightful retreat will be opened for IT'D

HUIE q s51 asslu @ NE TsEst s VII RE- Ps opned o
viii be spared o the comfort and
his hotekesping they viii
INC desirable residence on the Lake.
Hotel better advantages bathing than other
ests the Lake shore.
NEW WHARF hss recently been built and the GARpEM and
have beautiful order LIVERY
STABLE has attached to the Hotel for hs Of tS
visitors will be THREE TABLES Of which will
be appropriated sxpreasly for the Ladies' ,,, ,,,r.
api6 Icl EDWARD klNGSIoN BOYD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17

SHERIFFS SALE.
Ss EAh o Nc
EpY VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order
ssls rendered Ap, % 1882 and directed the Hon
will to sell public suction the Rotunda Of the City
change Louis street. ChArtres Royal Streets
IA MaYy 5 ISI2 & ,4n " SsISsr ~ or MIR,
MUNICIPALITY OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, which
following is q copy 9rlf s2
Cry OF NEwoRLKAss-OsR THOUSAND DoLLAHs.
n No. rs
Bond Of the Municipality Number One. -
Know all by these pfesent that tho Municipality No.
the city NewOans promise the order Philip uesnon
their The sum Of one thousand dollars in current
the said promise the order .a Treasurer
NeworsaDs And the sad Municipality No further promises
thereon the payable
annually the Teasus Once the eth
the eth March, each and year, upon delivery
payment certificate margin here
transferable BY endorsement and delivery Of thin Bond
In mony Whereof the Mayor said city behalf Of the Munich
rcy No has and the endorsed
presents which ths seal Of aad Municipality Affixed New
leans sixth March, in the Of Our Lord thousand
ofthe United States Of America
(signed) D PRIEUR, Mayor.
(Endorsed) .. ?. P.GUESNON,
( t-.. Treasurer Municipality No.l.,
Together with the CERTIFICATE WARRANTS become due on
and after the first day of September
The above Bod will be offered for sale ngly and adudieated
separately t., - : ~
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P FRERET,
ap2I MonAThur Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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L1OR HIRE-A Mulatto Man, competent as a
n Warehousemnn Dining Room Servant. t va
lnyI1 Nv CONVERSE CO.. gI Tchouptouas street.

NEW'oRIEANs, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. :. .NRwORLxASs April qs, 1852.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Books
OF Subscription to the Capital Stock the NEW ORLEANS
JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY are
at the office Of the No. Places
cordnnce with the seventh section Of the charter.
H. s. BUCKNER, President pro tenn.
JOHN CALHOUN, Sacratory. apps tan2s
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s,,1,r, R.,,ysprhe night d ~ isst II tfs -
;tndssed one Of those fearful 70
Of which the philanthropss both IL Eng.nA - Inass
ACTS II the cause of humanity The tqlcNiss 4 pf1Vs
near the truth The Rajah died at Pacheta on the ~
January at about Ms wild cEy ~ 1atsed stes
soon slenced and guard placed At some distance
the raaibarry On the death Of the RAjah hsi1f Is
known to the heir he proceeded to the apeReats " ha
mother received the ticca. and was told sncy III
nifty, tor that her mind was made up pfe - hl1a
Ia O'clock volumes of smoke told that the
Of that house Was being carried out Ths Rance wake
soyentmes round the pyrs, and then thrsw hgs6lf u
sn,,e blocks Of wood the flames Which hesn o&s
fr that purpose After few eonyusye struggles II
cane her ashes mingled with those d her idotc hneben
who datested her in life. tCalcntts Englishman. 81
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SHERIFFS SALE. jlt M 5
Foun1s Ds,sIcr cou.r W. DIesEs DENIS m coRoo
RY VIRTUE Of q writ Of alias f. IA to me
directed Honorable Fourth District
Bhks Arcade Magazine between avr and Naschsz streets
OH TUESDAY, June g. 1851 at 10 o'clock, III l3 =
CERTAHL0T OF GROUND desgnated BY the No. three in
the bounded BY Caliop Clio Liberty and Howard
fabe Nay % ls4s Said lot No three
aud twelve feet plan drawn George Dunbar Surveyor,
dated 9th l545 deposited office of mid
consisting Of adoube story frame House, Kitchen, and
ing the Calope seet Of buildings belonging
tie defendant, Denis Corcoran. s5T4l7
Seized in the suit.
Terms cash on the spot. af >4f JAMES P. FRERET,
my1 1874 jes Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17

M VERMlFuGEs.
Wlner's' Canadian,
B. A. Fahneatock's,
Bailsy's, ..5-4 E
Jayne's,.
& 1s.L Challen'a.
sARSAPARILLAs.
DR.. Townsend's,
Bniley's,
e Sands'a, tSs Ia
e Winkoop's,
a,y g Bristol's,
- Wood's,
Bulls,
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VyWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD q
IL Will be paid for the capture of the named
RhODA who left dwelling 2O Julia the
last She is about s5 years Old Auatess looks
ro about the ordinary slender built speaks qnek when
formerly belonged fsey Jones, county,
has trying get back She ia not much the
E. NJ.
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HyUFTSS HOTEL, % CANAL STREET, O.
IL New0rssus, LaA. vi TUFTS proprietor Of the above -
his friends and
eensraly t tl., si
rsluished md the house
suf,disd viii superior Wines Liquors, s v
Of the
In the ciiy 4. ..'.it =. =.
yasosstfIiiy solieted do Gin 1wis
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NTAS BROUGHT to the Pound of the o.
w First Ward, First Dstrc of Annuneaton A6
nj Robin Streets e5ll- - ~ 7Eii iT5T
BAY HORSE PONY about II hands high black tai
both hind feet white ehod Branded L. white
other mark visible. 'i 2 77f7F7 Fl N
GREY HORSE PONY, hands sh6d
and tail branded b. other mark visible.
RED cow with white face sharp
white her body the hair off rup
| visible. (
May they sold publ.
auction by 7. J. Spear, Of the usual time and place
W. ]. AHERN, First Lieutenant Police District
NswOrleans May 8. 1852. ~ mys 3t0d
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esUB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
Messrs. sLARK, DAY, GTAUFFER co.
Mssns. PRIESTLY BEN. |f9f.5i ~
Msssss, ], WATERMAN 4 CO, 4l8,.a.6s sS fst
JOHN STROUD co.
10 r, RICHARDS H- tf1l
G. MACPHERSON, Nc. - Camp street, .l.s- 3
AT MOBILE-JAMES @. WHITAKER. M
yICKSBURG-BYRSEA ANDERSON. 5
GALyESTON-JONES 4 UFFERD.
BATON ROUGE--LEVI KELLuM. f 4s. i4 IL
ATTAKAPAs-c. B. g. wHILDEN. apis d4wti
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17
MONDAY MoRrING, MAY II, 1851.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

SHERIFF'S SALE
sNswasr HssasSs TRAcY 4oss
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias to me
directed BY Third District Court of NeOr
leans s proceed sell At pubc auction
MONDAY May H. 1857 ct hnE 4o'ciock the
&
LOT or HOUSEHOLD FURNTTQR etc. contained In tie
situate No ss jackson Inventory fle once,
which will be exhibited at the time and place Of sale
Seized In the above suit. i7e ~ -
Terms cash the spot. JAMES = FRERET, s,ss
mye IL II Sheriff Of ths Parish Of Orleans.
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WANTED.
no RENT.

Yy0 RENTAL elegantly furnished Office, An
hls i.a''' l'' Commission ssGH 1Bf stree
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SHERIFFS SALE. rs4
Frsaa q I LATa ~; SoHs
10y VIRTUE Of an order Of sale rendered
Mssh 1853 directed By e Honos.bs tAs Iih Pr
M pabe ancion MONDAY 1855 h.Itpsis4 o'clock
street Religious and ST. John the Dp streets Ia the Mnni
IoT Of HousEioID i FURNITURE III con..us Of Furnl
crecksry Kitchen Utens per inventory fe
aud of which will exhibited time and place Of sals
Terms cash on the spot. JAS. p fRERET,
myl3 II II "a Sheriff the Parish Of Orleans.
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| ; :
TmaD DsrRIcr CounrII o. KLEAM FOR THE USE ETC,
or NHwoaIzsss. CHARLES LEvIsTONE. No. 4zia.
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and sale to
Id directed by the Third Dis Court of New
san the viii proceed 70 .e Z. public
Royal MONDAY
The Steamship CINCINNATI together with all her Funiture
Tackle, Apparel, Machinery,
Seizedin the above suit.
Terms cash on the SPOT JAMES p. FRERET, E
fny6 II ~ je7 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans. :
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: A LUM-3O bbls. ground and in crystal
~ cOPPKRAs-ss bhs; EfsaM HALTs-so hbls for sie By
myx ~ -,ss = j. HART CO. 10 Tchoupitoulas u.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17

.gNRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, ETC
s The subscriber would respectfully call the attention OF Planters
Physicians recently comprising
article in his line Of business all Of which,
s7 English aunne Howads Bae Mass, Hyd Petass
Rouse and Jules Iauels Perfnmsy Patent Medicines variety
Barrels pars Hcnsy, ste, TftiS RANKIN,
foqii y.sreis apotsee4,y Carp sn. Sovirte a..
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4 tANE to my premises, corner ofE5ESN
~ Palmyra and johnson streets Saturday last aEf~
Black and White MLCH COW, with white legs YxU
hons sawed off The will please cali properly
charges and take her she will be dealt with according
my4 St* JAMES SHEEtIAE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-24

MoSrrELrrR, is much more of bust
ness place, and has more marks of thrift
and enterprise than we expected. The
State House is a noble building; and
since seeing it We must dcprecate any
complaint about its cxpensivcncss. Its
situation is peculiarly imposing God
himself laid its foundations in the solid
rock on which it towers beautiful in the
symmetry of its proportions, and grand
in its boldness Of design and outline
The Representatives Hall and Senate
Chamber are admirable in their finish
and furnishings The Library is fine
room. and contains many beautiful and
valuable prints; but already so filled
with books and works of art as to sug-
gest the necessity of speedy enlarge.
ment. The approach to the State Houee
by successive terraces, broad and sub
stantially built, with granite steps and
facings, and, gravelled walk, add greatly
to the imposing appearance of the struc-
turc. 1t has been pronounced the finest
State House in the Union. and we can
conceive of nothing in the way of archi-
tectural adaptation more beautiful and
imposing tn its entire effect
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-24
Accidental Killing.

A sad accident attended the Bear
H"nt on the mountain east Of us, in the
killing of Mr. CHARLES ADAMS of Rip
ton by the accidental discharge of his
own gun. The turnout we understand
was not general, but many from this
town, Ripton, Goshen and Salisbury.
were out on Thursday. The deceased
had taken position with friend, where
they supposed the game, if any were
reused, wonld be likely to pass and had
passed the time in such amusement as
the place afforded, Adams loading
and firing occasionally big charge At
length still heavier charge was insert,
ed of nearly t,cO hands, with the addi-
ton of two bullets and slug-Adams
friend being at few rods distance, and
not continuing to observe him. Suddenly
he heard the explosion, and looking saw
Adams had fallen, he supposed by the
recoil of the gun, and coming to him at
tempted to revive him with snow. His
calls brought others to his assistance,
who found Adams dead, and his com
panion nearly disabled with exhaustion
and alarm The wound had penetrated
from the right side upward, passing out
by the left shoulder in front the gun
probably having been leaned against his
person while in the act of raising his
signal horn, he having leaders horn,
and accidentally discharged. Both men
had drank freely,-The company provi-
ded rude litter, fastened the body
upon it, and bore it without warning to
his home. Adams was a man of violent
habits when aggravated by liquor, but
of vigorous faculties, and placable and
kindly in bis family. BY trade he was
a Blacksmith, his age about forty. He
leaves . wife and FIVE children, the for
mer almost distracted by the shock
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-24

FEARFUL AccIDENT.-On Saturday
morning fearful accident occurred on
on board the steamer Mohawk at Grand
River. She had fred mp for the purpose
of proceeding to Port Stanley when the
Chief Engineer sent the Second Engi-
neer to oil some portion of the machine
ry near the wheel The second Engi-
neer accordingly got into the box in
which the wheel revolves, and was en-
gagged in performing the task, when the
mate gave orders to give the wheel
turn ahead. He was of course ignorant
that the Second Engineer was in the
wheel at the time. and the First Engi-
neer also forgetting the unfortunate
mans position, obeyed the order of the
mate and set the machinery in motion.
The poor fellow was of course wLirled
round with the wheel and terribly man
gled. His screams were heard and the
was instantly stopped When
released from his horrible position, he
was found to have sustained dreadful in
juries, his head being much cut, his face
beaten up and his legs beaten and man.
gled. He was removed on shore for i'm
mediate medical assistance, but died af.
ter two hours suffering He retained
his sense to the last -Bn6alo Courier.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-24

relating to applications to the general
assembly the bill was favored by
Messrs. Northrop and Seymour, opposed
BY Mr.. Blake, and on motion Of MIR.
Blake the bill was ordered to lie.
Report. BY Mr.. Wheeler, from the
committee on Finance, OH the resolution
as to the expcdiency of purchasing 300
copies of Dcming's Appendix, BY bill
providing for the purchase Of the same ;
the bill was favored by Messrs. Blake
and Northrop, and its Sd reading refus.
ed, 10 to 7.
The special order, being the bill to
establish the boundary line between
Wilmington and Irasburgh, was consid
cred
The bill annexing part of Richmond
to Bolton was called up, and Mr.. Bur
rows moved to dismiss the motion to
dismiss was supported by Messrs.
Browning, Grandey, Huntley and Deni-
son opposed by Messrs Soulc, Sherman.
Needham, Reed, Blodgett and Bicknell,
and lost-ll2 to SO.
2 o'clock, p. NJ.
SENArE-Repoyts. BY Mr.. Good.
hue, from majority of the select CON-
mittee, favorably to the bill to prevent
the traffic in Intoxicating liquors for the
purpose of drinking, with sundry amend
ments the first amendment, adding a
provlso to the first section that nothing
in this act be so construed as to prevent
the manufacture, sale and use of wine
for the commcmoration Of the Lords
supper, was adopted. A large number
of amendments were acted upon, and
the bill on motion of Mr.. Miller. was
laid on the table BY Mr. Eastman,
from the judiciary committee, favorablv
to the bill for the relief Of Samuel
Lathe, with sundry amendments, which
were agreed to, and the bill was pas
sed
Mr.. Stone called up the bill relating
to incorporated villages, which was fur
ther opposed by Messrs. Blake, Hale and
Goodhue, favored by Mr.. Baldwin, and
its Sd reading refused
Resolution. From the House, proyi
ding for the purchase of 80 copies of
Vol. 2 of Washburn's Digest on motion
of MIR. Seymour ordered to lie
On motion of Mr. Northrop the Sec.
rotary was directed to request the House
to return to the Senate the bill relating
to proceedings against trustees, and on
his motion the vote passing the bill was
reconsidcred, and the bill was ordered
to lie
llousE.-ReportS By committee on
Roads, bills relating to Winooski turn.
pike, and to laying out and discontinue
ing highways, and both were ordered to
Sd reading Senate bill relative to ac-
tions for injuries on highways, and it was
laid on the table
EngroSSci Bill. Granting a ferry
to Amasa L. IIolcomb motion to dis.
miss supported by Messrs. Grandcy and
Bulls opposed by Mcssrs. Barlow and
Ncedham, aud lost IS to 50. A motion
to lay on the table was negatived. and
the bill passed
The bill to annex part of Richmond
to Bolton was ordered to a Sd reading
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-24

The Raleigh Weekly Post thus wei
comes the seasons festival to the heart
Of the good North State. If such n
spirit goes with it to every family, there
is no need to add the usual hint of care
for the poor The poor have brothers
in plenty, where such is the spirit of
Thanksgiving Day and Turkeys come
to Editors, Ministers, SC the same :
"Dominus regnavit cantatc Domino jubi-
late Dec:
Venite, cxultemus benedic, ANNA mca. -
The Governor of this State has ap-
pointed a day of general thanksgiving.
which should be observed throughout
the State with due regard to the impor-
lance of such an occasion. 1t is truly
a holiday of praise, holocaust of graft.
tude, carnival of thankfulness Being
only one day out of the three hundred
and sixty-five set apart and designated
for the joyful yet sacred purpose, every
person should cease from his labor, pro
,S'''Ni " oNOOatiOu VII luub uu1. anu
show by his regard for it, that now, in
times of peace and unexampled prosper
ity, he is willing to acknowledge the
same guiding ard ruling Providence
that smiles upon us through the clouds
OF the Revolutionary storm, and who has
proved our pillar of cloud by day and
pillar of fire by night" through all the
vlclssitudes of intervening years.
We may rejoice as much as we please
on that day but with our rejoicing, let
incense from thankful hearts be mingled
let the morning sun rise upon prayers
OF fervent gratitude, and let it go down
upon songs of sincere praise.
Well might our entire nation say
with David in the psalm - l will
magnify thee, o Lord for thou has,
set me up, and not made my foes to tri
umph over me"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-24

IHE Arctic SEARCHING EXPEDITION
The London correspondent of the
NeU York Times comments as follows
on the present state of the search for
Sir John Franklin
" Some disappointment has been felt
at the return of the Prince Albert, the
vessel fitted out by Lady Franklin. for
further Arctic explorations, without
bringing news of the slightest traces of
the lost navigators The results of the
expedition are wholly negative, and we
have only learned where Sir John
Franklin is not. and not where he is.
This may be reserved for the searching
squadron uuder Sir Edward Belcher,
still in the Polar Seas, and by this
time, it may. be hoped, far up Victoria
Channel One hopeful sign is indicated
in Wellington Channel being free from
ice, piece Of good luck, which may.
however, have its attendant drawback
1t is just possible that Sir Edward
Bclcher and his barve companions may
find their way easily enough through
the channels in question, without finding
it so easy to get back again. The blocks
of ice which have so considerably allow
ed them a free passage into the very
heart of the Polar Ocean, may close re.
morselcssl y up when they desire to re
turn, in which case Sir Edward would
find himself caught in trap without
reasonable hope Of speedy extrication
This hypothesis is the more formida.
bic when we reflect that there is too much
reason to fear that it was very much by
that process that Sir John Franklin got
himself into his present unfortunate pre-
dicament ; that is to say. the ice let
him in, but would not let him out again.
1t will be but bitter consummation to
the praiseworlhy exertions now being
made, to hear that Sir Edward Belcher
and his crews are frozen up" likewise
and that more searching expeditions
must be sent out if we would discover
the locality of the latest lost navigators.
AT this rate we may go on laboring for
ever in an Attic Circle, without the
faintest prospect of benefit, but at large
yearly outlay The genera opinion,
nevertheless, is that we have better
chance, all things considered, of learning
the fate of the gallant Franklin BY
means of the expedition under Sir L.
Belcher than any other, and this partly
because he is fully in position, and 1
believe, able also to profit by the ex.
pericuce and blunders Of those who have
gone before him."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-24
Ggr Rrglstrr.
MIDDLEBURY, NOV. "a, 1852.
Winter Abroad.

Our climate, between the mountains
and Lake Champlain, protected by
the Vermont and Adirondac ranges.
and moderated by the Champlain
reservoir, which freezes throughout
seldom before February, is hardly
appreciated by ourselves. The cas-
terly storms of New England are re-
PEELED by the Green Mountains, the
severe Northwestern gales by those
Of New York. These ranges affect
us somewhat by intercepting and di-
recting the courses of the clouds, and
check the deposit probably of rain as
well as snow.--If our grass fails some
times on this account, fortunately our
stock is good enough to make its mar
ket, and we seldom are over-burdened
with snow for winter.
AT present, our friends at Malone,
Buffalo, Rochester, even New York
and the East, are ahead of us for this
facility, and we heartily wish them Joy
OF their spirit of progress. Our grass
as yet is tolerable picking.