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The native American., 1838-07-28

something like three thousand dollars per annum clear
| of all expenses.
This Paddy exhibits himself in ostentatous ignorance.
and, Judged by his preensions would be taken for the
iord proprietary of Of Ireands absentee domains I"
Daniel OConnell, like he, extors the earnings Of his
connrymen, whom alone he employs by requiring them
as the condition of getting employment under him. either
TO board with, or 10 rent room of him. or yield some
other consideration in which he has eye single 10 his
own pecuniary interest
How dare this raw foreigner, untutored in any thing
but mpudence and avarice, npugn institution Of
slavery whether this institution be right wrong in
itself? snot this The pntrid tant Of 'Conneism3 Yes
and if these otous subjects only had power equal TO their
maeniy, they would take what advantage they could
obtain, by appealing to the worst passions of the human
heart in The persons Of the slaves and, in conjunction
with these congenal anxaries, would sweep our land
as with the bcsom OF lesruciion
We have called the attention Of the Southern people TO
this subject before anil we now renew the appeal
The native American., 1838-07-28

The MARSHAL Of the District has returned to this
City with John B. Hendersoasin his possession.
The native American., 1838-07-28

The Webster Dinner went off in Boston with greet
eclat
The native American., 1838-07-28

Three Indian bodies in remarkable state of
preservation, unatercd in their terrific features
expressing agonics of death, as if buried yester-
day, were recently disinterred from ditch in
turf meadow at Sudbury, Mass. There was a
light covering of something like ashes over them,
and when the air was admitted they crumbled as
usually happens.
One had fracture Of the skull, another bullet
holes; arrow heads and r,lsted tomahawks were
found by their sides. They are supposed to have
been killed when Wadsworth was massacred so
long ago as April l8, l676.--N. 7. Star
The native American., 1838-07-28

STAINING On Saturday, worthy well behaved ne
gro, in the employ Of II La Costa, Esq, oser was
stabbed with pchiok by Irishman in the employ Of
Mr. Patton Livery Stable keeper in Liberty street near
Washington street Some words arose between the par
ties about pair of pantaoons which the negro had lost
from his stable and the accused at him with pitch
ork and stabbed him the left side put not dangerously.
AS yet, the accused has not been arrested, but
Panion who encouraged him to the deed was caught by
officers Taylor and Hardcnbrook. He is committc for
trial.
The native American., 1838-07-28

The remarks OF the Record would have been much
to the purpose if il had said this is the fruit Of
suffering ungovernable foreigners to among u.s. who
having been guilty of this sort OF conduct at home,
their backs from the lash or their necks from the
halter have fled to this country, where, from the too
easy operation Of laws and he ridiculous favoriism
manifested towards them by those who have the loaves
and fishes TO besow for fraudulent votes to increase
their popularity, they commit their ourages on our
citizens with mPnnity to the disgrace Of society and the
great prejudice of our national character.
Every one of the reading community must be conyin
ced of the deerorating effect Of this moral fungus upon
body polite, and that there is but one remedy-that
s to check emigration, and to cut off this root of bitter
ness" this corrodng canker how excing such banefu
influence, moral and political, on our society.
From The Westchesier Record, July TO-
OUTRAGE.
man named cRca, was stabbed in the abdomen
by an lrishman, in this Borough, on Wednesday night
last at about IL o'clock. He returning to his board
S house in company with associatcs-a acas oc-
CURED between them, when the stab was nnic ell Be-
ing excited, he did not mind the wound at first went TO
bed but next day it became alarming, and his was
considered dangerous by the physicians.
McRea has been working at the Jail for several weeks
as carter; is industrious in his habitshs department
has been civihis residence s Philadelphia where he
has family The offender named James Roy has been
arrested and is in Jail awaiting the fate Of the man pon
whom he has inflicted the cruel injury.
Ihls IS another warning against the evil effect Of
cealcd weapons Passion may arise in the human BOSOM
consequence unless the combaans resort weapons
metal character.
The native American., 1838-07-28

A SANGUINARY RENcoNTRE.-Thc Catskill
Messenger of July 18th, informs us that an un-
pleasant occurrence transpired at Athens on Mon
day, which may be attended with serious conse-
quences. Capt. James Byrnes was stabbed four
times, twice in the arm, and twice III the side,
by A. r. Livingston. The wounds are said to
be very severe, and fears entertained of their
proving mortal. The affair grew out Of some
difficulty existing between the parties relative to
the disposition Of the estate of the late Albert
Van Loan. Livingston is the executor Of Van
Loan and Byrncs the half brother of the testaor.
The affair underwent an examination before Syl-
vcscr Nichols, Esq. by whom Livingston was
let to bail in the sum Of $40 900.
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r has been for some time mad known to the pubic
that the snb-Grlbars are engosed N PrnParnF Tor
They we're. from the first. of the great difficulty
and responsibility attending the publication OF The work.
and il without great hesitation that they
senrd to the undertaking But the present edition
amounting To bout three thousand copies, aud which
had the State more than thirty thousand dollars
entirely out OF print. For more than Two Years
past the usual price Of the work has been from thirty
To fifty dollars.
1t is system of written rules which So Immediately
operates upon every individual of the state. interested
either in agriculture or commerce and which governs
the disposition of so much property coming to strom
other states tnutun Ike almos. " other treatise upon
law--t is ) much the textbook and manual Of TIE
merchant aud tie PLANTER is of the private gentle
man and the professional udvoC tie.
The lawyers Of the adjoining states, and in pct Of al
those stHtes Ipom the Ohio and Mississippi rivers which
Ind mart for their produce in Louisiana, have fire.
quy'nt necessity Of reference The code, and make it
indispensable requisite 10 their libraries; and IN the
clti OF New Drie Ms the book is as to be found IN
the merchants counting :00m up'n he desk Of tue
Judge, the table Of the attorney 1t is surprising
therefore that the first edition OF the work quick
~ disposed Of; and although reprint u it would
i'll some measure supply the public necessity, vet it
would be imperfect and unsatisfactory nnle annotated
with references the Reports and STATUTE in ORDER
embrace the numerous amendments winch hnve b.
made by the 1t legislature, and the important decisions
and constructions which have been given upon many
its articles by the Supreme Court.
The publishers have secured tor the general super
inteudcnce and editorial department OF the work, the
professional services of NhertOck : Upton, ESQ. a
me 4, ,'her Of the Few Orleans Bar. The Hon. Judge
Ballard, Jude Bermndes, and Hon George EustiS,
have each kindly assisted Mr. Upton with the valuable
notes which they have collected in tic course their
studies aud practices and Mir r Jennings, tie part
OF Mr. Upton, who is also engaged in the work, Geo
Stawbrn!ge, Esq has presented the great OF iete
renr@s contained in his office copy of the code, and
which been made by him during the whole period
OF his distinguished professional Iabors The publish
may ther. lure well trust tEa the annontions OF the
work will he all that industry and nbour assisted by
learning and experience, can perform
In DutfT forth this n SDltfIinI
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= Collection of Colloqual Phrases, on every topic ne
cessary u maintaiA conycrsatnni arranged under
Lrrcut heads With numerous remarks on The peculiar
remuneration and use OF various words. The whole so
dismsed us considerably facilitate the acqnliuo Of
correct pronunciation Of the French. by botnlar,
scw edition. revised aud corrected.
s.lction Of che hundred of Ferrn's Fnhies, accom-
panied with key, containing the text, literal and Tree
Taus ation arranged in such manner Us 10 ponlt oU
Ltditlerence between the French and English idom,
, so figured pronunciation of the French according 10
he best French works extant the subject The whole
preceded by short rense on the sounds OF me French
language, compared with those Of the EhglIsh.
4 Pronouncing French Primer, or the Scholars tudr
the accurate pronunciation and o"thography OF the
French Lang, re- containing its elements according to
ne best usage ~ Bernard rrunchin lust received and
salely NJ Mei>EAN,
al5 Cor Camp " CON SIS.
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SANCTIONED BY THE FACULTY., OF MED


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y pmiila "A CERTAIN safe, and most etctual renee
ty ever discovered for the of Gono,ihea elects,
Structures Whites Pains in the back and ons seminal
weakness, affections of the kidnies, gravel scorbutic
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lii Inc introduction OF medicine possessing the usehI
and active virtue Ut the offered to the public,
proprietor has bur refer to the numerous recon-
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BHlsam Of GOpaiba, extensively esa, las lost much
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produced in the bowels and stomach and its heretofore
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under their charge, by adopting it both in their
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London. Price 81 50 Fer pot,
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!hfssj "a .tr@. It Ee.it,tt.-r
sIs&ss: s.: -. ~ rzEs.s.s $3.50 E5's
rBEOEGH IN FIVE hND \ HALE bAf@s
From Mobile (Aia i}ans;R) 10 Augusta >".@J
EANfS Aobue efery otter daN tH.n'''iatiy t.,es
the arrival of the mail from New or'eAits, per IN
steamboat EMEIISE to Hla.ely. coaches to tensseGR
5t,.uboas pei flusscola af ST Rosa sound aGd thoc
t|achic River aud Bay to Cednr Blu, coaches i'eet
via A!:riam,s. Clan.occ'ee, formerly Hi"tm feN
nom, Baiuh idye, lttton iia" %'ns'ttie I.a io'ti%
vc, to Augusta : PAST Is taking; has scat AT ~.
bile is il danger Of being thrown out or igsi1S h's
pre- by other conflicting Interests as he i'ifi'
DA LINE is GIt ont concern and uaaer one Co 'to
throughout, and may rely WITH CEHTAl1ff upon ms
arIvaIat August, il time specified, through az "e'ts
81 aud any season, unless most antoreseeA t.as
trophe should occur. The Great New Orleans MAJ
is carried ty THIS route. The Agents for aeeornmG'iS
tion, Teams Coaches and Drivers are "ot surpassed
tue gOutheru eonnlrN.
The smooth. i.l ustural roads, the safe and inter
cstiug water navigation, the lne and accommodation
afford the traveller speed, rct#t, cnoiH, and p'eas
irg variety; connected ~ il were with ihe h4ti fQad
Charleston, $. L. and the steam packets to sew sIk
travellers can rea " New York h'Gm ,cw Orleans
LESS THAN II nAYs1-- " as1irgton city in IL.
From Chatttooehce, Florida, We have hrahs
nr via q lincy an! Tallahassee, to ST Marks, ! hor
post coaches, also branches iroIn Ha~ kinsvLli
one t" S.l!edgesiilc, AID Que 10 Aiaeon ,lE tW" hort
coaches STCCkFONS " co.
AuausrA, 9otl, Jan. 1855.
1ffrcat Mansion House Mobile 5
*BslHncs, New Orleans to NOZZLE, $50 mile
Mobile to Augusta, 80 g
Augusta to Charleston, i56 e
Charleston to New York, 9Sa'- 'so
Tilne Now oric;n to Mobile, Is hoar'
Mobile to Augusta, 81
Augusta to Charleston, ~ g.
Charleston to New York, So 25S
Making IDS miles pei day. or miles per hour 'nslu
siyc of all s,oplaaes. nov ~
n. Il. | bra leave to INTERN the public Hat tn
BRIDGES over the Cl.aahooehe swamp eud Hard LabU
,rce, have jus, brcu completed the senrrai govern
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fave Inst sscive'at teir furnishing Atrc-hous
Il No. II Camp street, by recent arrivals from ~
II eui and Ornamental hosekeebing articles, which col
Iectively (they bceve) form assortment more gener
al and complete t,n is 10 he found in any similar esab
ishn@nt lhowni consisting OF
SILVER WARE.
Coffee and tea sets; pitchers, walters, casors CANDLE
sticks cup tu,nbers and soblels; table and desert forks
table, desest and tea spoonsi marrow and gravy, r
govt spoons; sugar tooss sugar, sauce and soup ladies'
hrtter, fruit, pudding and fish Knives pickle and tcser,
knives and forks, napkins, rings &c principally from
the na;.nutactory of Mr. b. Gartliner of New York
whose long established reputation for the manufacture
of silver is sufficient guarantee Of its superior
Plated -eARE OF SHEFFIELD AND BIR-
M1NGHAM.
Tea ard coffee urn tea sets; cnstors liquor and cor
dial stands; superb cin'ebras, and Epe CUES with mir
ror p4eax, for Of the diner s.yper table;
Htlrrs round and olong, from $ 10 - INCHES; beef
steak aud vegetable dishes; rich isA COVERS; cake and
bread baskets; ''ccmter stan'ls mantle aud einsbcr
nues'ies; wine saners; coolers and s. lsons ,'ee.
er labels, c4iet corhs, tea srancrs table bells to- IA
hle egg and mustard SPOONS; ~ boilers aud sills
toast races, SIS
sjiNEN nN sJEEi WAitE.
rable n'' desert sa're,, t~rlt and spoo"si aa,'l and
7..oee ladies' bnrorat tst erjvrs, cheese scoops as
,,aragns 1ags, vegetable tJs, etc
5ARAMNEHY.
lnc Gatiua Sandwich anr' -aH,i cutir ~4iy.rs u,
setfs and 5ugt~ t, 5urSes; 10 o. l',ee ,,rhr
m,4i cheese Md knife uayD5 hrra nrisht ,.itt.
wsp,nrrg; apc. g3o' ud cash toSta, ryssu=: cases,
|,p'a t" ,H!as IN nests, ct'jes isppaona0 of ri eA
lsMUs.
hts c%ter5iyc assortment, among wnic Astral
i4uas all lronleG Jad Gilt and rich cut aqs ,4ie
amps do, rin, cnh p'an add with glass risns; very
splariid cut class %; hroned aud Ial,anucd side or
CHANDELIERS AND HAN,r,G LAMPS.
English aud French glass chandeliers or lustrcs o
s. 10, IS, Is, 90 and 81 lights, French bronzcd AMI m
"'eIan lamps, s, aud lights; hall lamps and lHl-
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MR.. WILLIAMS, OCui.lsT,

piiie and (anong other paces) had made trac ks TO
the N1aSara-t'leetore resolved on Tuesday last trim
Il cincinnati, for one day only; returned gain las
hiiStt begin to feel that am important ind
Vinhl, as this instant the Journal of lis city was pu
~" y hand, stating, amongst great MANY ohe
thlngs that ! had actually 9ay from Louisville
TO escape the effects of the wonderful magnetic nee Il
o. doctor Snip, the knight of the thnbe, aas A ) )
My return, however, proves that tie fable of The DO
ana woif Is applicable TO the Journal The fable is
a boy was employed to watch aud give the alarm
when the wolf appeared; he bel either footman'
a'lors ,n p or liar frequently cred out the wolfi'
coming to the great dsmay of the citizens I'll W,
iaSt found out his real character: thar he liar
ana not to be believed even when he spoke the truth.
The fact is that causes must produce their effects So
WI" prove, of the allwse writers, Dr. Snip & Co., il
ne Journal. | would advise them provide them
serves with steam engine press, order meet the
wonderful won demand and increase of that paper, i.
wen known, there are many who seek 70: nothing bn
fa'schood, of sheer love to the vendors of thar art
cie. But unfortunately for Goiial snip, # needle aud
hmbe celebrity tue great of the millions of A.
nelcan people, are fame and far aned lovers OF
truth Therefore they WILL las effects produced by the
caist s naturally say, want To re ID pnpcr TINT
rely therefore will seek out such and becpinr
subscriber to tho other journals whose settlement,
will not prov, false. Their Satcaens too pal
rabe to reqntN stration; ye' will state:
| ls an again l. TINS hotel.
ID. Fhat shall remar II he 3lst jul tho ~
Snip n 20. have II eter threatening my lie,
if remained n'ter thc!jt
3D.. That fr m til 81 l,a roraRd to Cincl matt, fol
fourteen dn only, of which, wish Dr. Snip < Co.
Inform the rflirted in tleir owl. gi,i,
never tntts To bring me PatI"ut+.
an ~, il'' tfn4l l'cimlat Fhatinrpceed 10 ue
aus Us, OF Inc N,'E*Fa, !" nj t,f,9' sup y Co.
~, ~ n', tahe '"ay ny tIS' IN IN / u 'h'r me
anew ofk on tue ST o. November 70 pend TIN whole
% he next summer n "fer laugh at nlI the NhoII
n'S'heS; the medical e'o"IS OF hgI"a, Philaiei-
probably, {hetorc tn time arrives
1"o, 'rnii"ii Isl, 'tote ana l'[e
n''lah ~ In'fer %c' 'aoitn tHlae-
~, @ISeS !,''e' NJ L"t1i' I'm "f' e,'" f'oit
y, IN 9TH Paints and drug, a.. pcNia store ',tiah 6tl
the most magnificent of ALT Or Sup, niia4 BclI yr
patchel to the Propretors and editors of the iotnna
lastly. l would nave the noble i'r. rnip 4 Go r
know, that long beorct'av were able TO thread nc,r
ae,or spread blister, bad been for Years in the habit
1t OF restoring sight to the blind, aud that 100 When
was collector OF ms Majesty cuSt9ns n itreut Brit
am. was even then 50 employed. pil the threan
spmhSS the currer; the harness maker for asses the
corn enter; the pant and drn% store Keeper and the
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voL.-vI NO 1910
JK ". LyAl>.o, Can, NIL.

DR. W. Lt ti4N.o' Cf1hiN NIL ,
rEYsii:. highly valuable medicine may be had "
/ sale and retail At New iork prices, of Rec
| D'LANGE,l3 Camp street
Ii is confidently recommended Tor The following dis
eases: Dyspepsia in all its ms, bilious and liver al
lichons, in every stage and dgrec; female sickness
more particularly the iueldeni to mathefF huor
aibHs fever and aene, Incl lent ccnsumptl"ns or &C.
ces, VII er Of die liver lungs lisaiacbe or glddi-
ues, loss Of Appetite trenors inebratlan o.
deiiriun tsnens, spas odc affection OF all kinds rheu
matisn whether chronic ini1ammatory; nervous or
bilious levers, OF every variety; sctotua, salt rlien,
and all bl6tches, bud hImors, ;nd impure coinlexlons
OF the skin; tessess night, End daily fritabllity
and melancholy Tie summer complaints aid clotera
morbus darrma III grown pers worrs ana fia.ll-
eHcy, with bad BREATH chofoss AID palpptiens OF me
IT art and head; changes OF female nnsnton and Tor
mpaire and asorgahized constitutions in either sex;
whclhaHe not been pc ntly relieved by any other
medicines sing lie tri;s of liz w EYans' medicines in
any Of these cases, will produce such effects will in
dGHie their incompatible upeilorlty and induce sucn
use OF them will insure speedy and unauesfona"
DE cure. Directions for accompanying them
Numerous certificates ofCures will be shown, as rom
the length Of the catalogue is impossible give them
publicity tlmoughtDe medium Of newspaper, I'm DR.
Fv&ns catalogue Tiers upward. Of 900! cases;
and i'll this city retsro many persons "he have
Lecn eeved, AID IN instances entirely cured OK
long standing Diseases by DR. Evans Canon iie Fills.
% I'm
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Fora single s5il OF 81 saws or more, VITA
one set OF ieedeis bands, sc, Al 80 per
SAW, $3.50 10
For do. of 60 SAWS, with feeders, tSe 1t So
50 per saw, $40 90
For do. of 10 saws, Wild feeders, Sc. IS
\ per saw, 500 90
For do. ol ~ saws, VAL! feeders, &c st 81
~ per SAN so 90
EX" teeth here desired, tor lr1he"s, upViied
10 cents each; ll,e nunhrr oltccth being ab'lt equal
The number OF saws Que set ct feeders, it's"on
seled howeNUt. "i.l wear out NV. or iti"ce cts at
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STATE OF LouIslANA-E'irst Judicial.

Court.
rssHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To ell Nhom
i these p esents hall come. Greeting Whereas;
James Bar es Digs having purchased at sale made by
the Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans The property here
inaer described has applied the clerk of this court,
in whose Office the deed of sale corded on the ID
day of APRIL A. ID. 1858, for montict advertise
men it, conformity to an act of the Legislature OF the
State OF Louisiana, entitled IAN ac tor the further
Of titles pm ysser& al jndieia saiess approved
HE loh day Of March, 1854.
SOW, therefore, know e, aud all piesons Interested
rein, are hereby cited and admoishCd in the OF
the State Of Louisiana, and OF the First Judicial District
Court who Up any right, title claim in and to
the property hereinafter described in consequence Of
int lnaliy the ORDER decree or Judgment of the court
under which the sale made, any irreguatity
!l!egay in the appasen1ents and advertisements. in
time, OF sale or FOL other defect Whatso-
to how euse within thiit, days from the day ibis
motion is first inserted in the public papers, why tie
sale made should rot be canfrMet and homo1ogate.
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the parish
sores id on the 3Oh day OF March, A. S33, by yir-
of decree of this court, rendered the 20th day
January, A. d. 1883, III suit entitled James Barn
Dg4s Rufus Greene, No Is ,i9l of the docket of
Court, at which sale said James Barnes Dggs beca
thg purchaser for the price of twenty five thousand
description Of property as given in the ] dica
vey auce, viz:
AcetaiH piece of property parcel OF ground together
with all The buildings and improvements hcreon rights
privileges, Us thereunt0 belonging in wise APP
pertaining situate in taubours Annunc ton, abovet this
city and measuring in English measure, three hundred
and fifty six feet and four eghts Of an inch front the
,lhic road on New Levce 81 three hundred and sixty
feet six iuchesand toureighhs OF an inch front
Celeste two hundred and ftty-ye feet nine inches and
two-eiglihs otan inch line fronting on Old ievee
street until it strikes the boundary line of Laurent Mil
audons property ut The corner Of Old Leyee and Nuns
street; there forming right angie, and extending
eighty five feet and three inches 2paong The boundary
line Of said Aiillaudons property para lei TO Celeste
ct; there forming right angle aud extending sixty
thrce feet eleven inches and hree eighhs of inch
the boundary lie of Louis hede's prt"ery, parable to