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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-16
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BY JAMES MONTGOMERY.

here is land, Of every land the pride,
eloved by Heaven DER all the world beside;
There brighter suns dispense serener light,
nd milder moons emparadise the night;
land Of beauty, virtue, valor, Truth,
line .tutored age, and love-exal'ed youth ;
he wandering mariner, whose eye ex-
plOres
shores;
iews not a realm so bountifil and fair,
Or breathes the spirit Of apurer air;
every cline the magnet Of his ssul,
/ Ouched by remembrance, trembles to that
pole;
4 pr in this land of heavens peculiar grace
y he heritage of nature's noblest race,
e here is a spot Of earth supremely blest,
7 dearer, sweeter spel than all the rest,
I here man, creations tyrant, casts aside
\, sword ami sceptre, pageantry and pride
I bile in his soitened looks benignly blent
81 be sire, the son, the husband, brother
ok friend: t,t
th e,e woman teigns; the mother daug hieI
wife,
'n rew with fresh flowers the narrow wa
" of life! ~
the clear heaven OF her delightful eye,
/, angel guard Of loves and graces lie;
nm Ound her knees domestic duties meet,
h d fre-sde pleasures gumbol at her fee
aud here shall that land, that spot of cart
tha be found \?
lh' thou a MANIA patIiot--look around
thou shalt find, howe'er thy footsteE
wv roam, .,,n rt ..ts..
JAW atland thy country and that spot III
pos home!
Vs AM | HAPPY?
I'm | happy? let me see-
,,a, Truly so!
,aki fond wife that loveth me, .bs
I, ul Sopthes my woe:
e p Sweeter cause for true content,
top Who may know?
i m happy2 let me see
len Yes, l am!
sp low my boy in rOguish glee, a
ali Fall Oi game, -
P lideS his horse upon my knee,
None 10 blamel
ge q IN happy7 let me See @i
laas Untold blissl a aaa
liuS Otters baby now to me =. saN,
oPp For kiss! "a rd
o. e., Wife and boy and baby sweet,
Il, NY What ia happiuesscomplete,
~ \ a Ifnot this2 ~ .1s
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FACTS FOR FARMERS.


II will not do to hoe a great field for
a little crop, or to NOW twenty acres
for five loads of hay. Enrichthe land
and it will pay You forit. Better farm
thirty acresswell, than fifty by halves.
In dry pastures dig for water on the
brow of hill, springs are more gener-
ally near the surface than in vale
The foot of the owner is the best
manure for land.
Gut bushes that you wish to destroy,
in the summer, aud with sharp instru-
mept-they we'll bleed freely.
Account should be kept, detailing
the expenses and product Of each field.
When an implement is no longer
wanted for the season, lay 1t carefully
aside, but first let it be we'll cleaned.
Obtain good seed, prepare your
lground well, sow early and pay very
| little attention To the moon.
Cultivate your own heart Alright; re-
member that "whatsoever man sow
eth, that shall he reap"
DO not begin farming by building a.
extensive house, nor a spacious barn
rl4ou have something to store in it.
Keep notes Of remarkable events OF
Eyour farm. 7h4'
Recording even your errors will b
Of benefit, l5 jeae w FE
l Good fences make good neighborse
The better animals can be fed, an
the more comfortable they can be kept
!, the more profitable they are. and a
farmers work for profit. aa e.ss
Sow clover deep, It secures II aga'ni
] the draught. .'s
tas Cows well fed in the winter, CIV
4 more milk in the summer. 's4
J When you see a fence down put
4 upaifity remains until to-morrow IN
: cattle may get over. yboald g,gii.
What ought to be done to day 90
4 for Tomorrow 1t may ralna flgin sff
rs tEsF II =. :. = --sr.s.-anass1su@ !,
y DR.. Roerhaave left the world u
! following simple and unerring dire
2 tionsf for preserving healtlh as'eontair
Fling the sum and spbstenqe Of his .va
e professional knowledge, aduring 2 loor
a and useful 1ife:-" Keep the feet warn
rt1 The head cool; and the body open.
oFl LiFh.-Look not ppurnfullys in'
Idltbe Past; IL comes not back agains-
rel Wisely improve the Presently i g thin
sr Go forth u meet the shadowy Fdtnr
ID wlhout fear and with manly heart.-
i'll Long fe1IOse. M ftaefe 9iT
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if il prove as prosperous as we have
suggested. then the apparent adyanta-
ges Of the north dwndle materially.
lit IS time however, that. all faith :
ful watchmen stand on the tower. aud
cry out the probable danger and results
Of disunion. sp 8af
As native New Englander,I for
one feel ii duty ts call the atten~
tion Of brethren to these considera-
tions. PILeRIM.
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A WORD FOR OLD MArDs.-Some
writer's have fashion Of making mer-
ry at the expense of old maids, For
our part we think man without
wife is much mole pitiable object to
look upon than woman without a
husband. Ifan old maid ise"like a
pump without a handle" an old bach.
elor Is like a church without bells, an
organ withoHta player, picture sad
ly in want ofvarnish, good book in
stupid hands, a hallro without light
or music, windy day in summer, an
editor in want Of an idea. Jealous
politician without vote. Old bachs
elors should be taxed for the support
ofall the poorold maids in the country.
- City item. iasAA
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ENoAiINATIoNs-T THEIR MUTUAL
EArGENr. Rowland Hill once
"That the wolves should bark
le sheep is very natural, but that
sheep should bark at each other Is
Dad Some one replied to him,
y only q constitutional cough that
sneep have got" To which he
e.atly retorted, aThen its a proc
rotten, sir,"7 Alliance and VS.
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LiFE.-Look not llpurnfullys into
TIE Past; IL comes not back again.
Wisely improve the Present; i g thine.
Go forth ID meetthe shadowy Fdtnre,
wthout fear and with manly heart. ~
Long fellOae. t at1a
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EvIDENcEso OF FolLY.--T Toattemptto
borrow money on the pleao Of extreme
poverty. 4a8u a4 a u sr gal8
4 To believe that your own relatives
are the best friends you will ever meet
with. s9 5ss a.ua
To ask. thespublisher Of new peril
odical how many copies he sells per
week. ta m n 4ia a
To make yourself generally disa-
greeabIe, and wonder that no, one will
visit you uplessAhey gaia some palpa-
BILE advantage by it. acu g si
To get drunk and complain next
morning Of, the headache.
To Judge peoples piety by their
attendance at.church.
81 lTokeep your clerks on miserable
salaries, and wonder at their robbing
you. H
Not tosgoto bed when you are tired
and sleepy because itis nots,ed time
40 make your SERVANTS tell lies efor
yonj and afterwards he angry because.
Ethey tellilesfor themselves. aa1 IN
Il Totel ynarown secrets, and believe
that other people viii llkeep them.
To give schoglboy pocket money
and tell hin MOTTO spead IL
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y uncomfortable paper for roofing
'ssAss been invented in Germtpyl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-12
From the Fayettesille Carolinian.

We understand that meeting OF the
subscribers and those friendly towards
constructing Plankroad from thls place
to the city OF Raleigh, was held on Thurs
day afternoon at the Town Hail. The
Hon. Robert Strange presided.
Ii was asceriained that upwards Of thlr-
~ one thousand dollars have been sub
scribed without much effort on The part OF
those who had been charged with The mat
ler,-tha, il was believed that the subscrlp-
ton in Cumberland county would increase
Thar amount 10 about $4,000.
Il is supposed thai the work will cost
75 or $4,000. Measures were taken 10
procure subscriptions in other places inter
ested, TO wit: In Wilmington, Raleigh
and the counties of Wake, Johnston
Orange. Chatham. and Franklin.
We hope thar our friends al Raleigh
who have so literally contributed iheil
means rwards The Central Rail Roas
project. will not forget 10 pa,rouizc ihi.
LILLE WORK, "which may &C, as a feeder
10 lka, mammoth scheme. M.
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Caldwell Institute,
HILLsnOROrGH. q. c.

THE nezt sessian Of Ibis institution win rora.
= msses on Thursdsy The illh Of July.
Il has been deemed advisable. IN ssder TO rect
the wants Of young msn uho DO not design 10
graduate in any college. 10 iElroduce rnore Do
palAr course Of Natural Philosophy, and devote
more tlne 10 Practical Mathematics han "a us1.
al in Schools or Colleges. To eject this Il k.s
BEEN determined 70 Law aside Anslytiral Geoa.s-
try. 10 extend The course on Surveying and MeE.
suration. and introduce Pracsirsl Astronomy.
The neIt session j. the regular time Tor eIsss
70 commence the study Of Latin.
II Is yeiy important for nll students 10 be pres
ent al the beginning Of the session.
Any further informatinn relating 10 The school
can Be- had by applying 10 the President. the Rev
A. Wilson. d. ID.
By anier Of The Board Of Trustees.
]. w. NORWOOD. Secretary.
June 4. ss-
= The Raleigh Register and Standard, Fa,.
eiiesille Observer. and wsichmsn and Ohssrssr,
Richmond. viii give the above three insertions.
and forward iheir accounts TO Dr.. o. r. Long.
Treasurer. for payment.
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MORE BITTER.ENDIsM."

The following Resolution, introduced
in The House Of Representatives. on Mon.
day last, by MIR. Schenck, OF Ohm, lays
bare another evidence of The relentless de-
termination On the part Of the Loco Foco
members Of Congress 10 embarrass the
Administrative:
Ordered, That. inasmuch as the Com
miilee Of Ways and Means has moi yen re-.
proIed The annual appropriation bill, pro.
vidng for the payment Of The ci,,l and
diplomatic expenses Of the Government
for the fiscal year, beginning on The ,hir.
tielh Of June, but has neglected and failed
To present the same for more Than four
months beyond the time designated by a
positive rule, the committee be instructed
and directed 10 report said bill. and such
other appropriation bills as have noi been
brought IN this session, without further
DELAY.
Objection was made 10 the introduction
Of the order, when
Mr.. Schenck moved suspension Of
the rules.
Mr.. McMullen inquired al what time
the bills are usually reported.
Mr Schenck. "Wl,hin thirty days after
the appointment, Of the Committee Of
Ways and Means" In "failure thereof,
the reasons Of such failure are required
10 be given.
Mr.. CroweIl inquired whether il would
be in order TO move call Of the House.
The Speaker replied in The affirmative,
and. Mr.. CrowelI made that notion. :,
The question was taken, and decided
in the negative.
Mr.. Schrnck asked for the yeas and
nays; which were ordered.
Mr.. Schenck requested that The seventy
ninth rule be read. -
The Speaker said that i required una
nimous consent; which was not given.
Mr.. Schenck then asked thai gentlemen
read the rule.for themselves.
/ he rule is as follows. at shall alst
be The duty of the Commune Of Way
and Means. within thirty days after ,hei
appointment, Al every session Of Congress
commenting on the first Monday of DE
cember. 10 report the general appropria
lion bllls-for the civil and diplomatic ex
penses Of the Government; for the army
for The navy; and for the lndian depart
mcnt, and Indian annuiues--or, in failur
thereof, the reason Of such failure"
il Mr.. Bayly wished. by unanimous con
sent, 10 make q statement.
Mr.. S.auly would have no objection,
The rules should be suspended,
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Notice.

rUyHE subscribers having taken OUT letters Of
l. Administration on the estate Of Wan. Shaw,
decd, at the late Term Of Alamance County
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. June term,
1850, hereby notify all persons indebted to said
estate to come forward without delay and dis
charge their said debts. They also warn all those
having claims against said estate to present the
same within the time required by law, otherwise
this notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
We will expose to public sale, on Wednes-
da, the srd DAY Of July next at the late residence
Of William shaw, SEM, decd, on credit o.
,ix months, all the property belonging to SAID
estate. consisting Of Five Likely Negroes, and
other articles two tedious to mention.
H. CRAWFORD. ( Adm'r..
P. CRAWFORD.
June 3 so
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PETERS URo MARKETp
lRasnaa kaI DC IhlsIlIsshssI.l

MsAAf - II go -
ToBauoo. = We have 10 material
change . nols IN Tobaeeo since oar lasl
rsPori. The sniele sail coniinues 10 ae-
i've demand. Plire- lookingnpwssds. I.ugs
se6fi Camuaon Leafs . e7ts Good
20 Fine DO. 5ls el0l; Pnne M.nfseluF-
ing quaEiies II eco. But lilsls Of the
lsiler description Is nov etf-red.
Ccr1ox.-Ws hear nfnp sales to-day.
Holders are sskipg lei cents.
FtorR.-ln eonse9uenee OF he lighs
stuck nov IN market, operations are iri,ial.
We qnoie SupeEhne al s5l-some Few
bills. hare been sold 81 sss; Family 10
worth 81 81.
wAExT.-Nane IN Market. Nominal
value lose. for White; 100 l02e. inr
Red.
CoRs.-we nois no sale. and quote
nomin-Ily al 90 cis.
BAcos-The supply is light. AID in
good demand al ut q Tic. i"r Virgins
cured. hog round; PINE Hams "a CENTS;
Western Shoulders 5.c.; do. Sidrs 81
a 6lc.
HERRIxes.- hear Of sales OF N.
carel'ns M. !. cut al sol; fanily Ro-
2 s7l. There Is bul lighl supply IN
market.
LARD.-yirginia Lard. in kegs. Q cts.
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SOUTH LOWELL
MALE ACADEMY.

THE present session OF this Institution viii
close on SATURDAY. June IS. tits expcctrd
that DR.. w. A. Smith. President OF Randolph
Macon College. win deliver an address on Edu.
cation. Glasses will be examined on the day
previous. The public are invited 10 attend.
On the same day. South Lowell Division 8. Of
T. will celebrate lis Anniversary. A Bible will
be presented blythe Ladies.
Sons Of Temperance are cordially invited 10
be present. and unite with Us.
JAS. A. DEAN, Principal.
May, ~. SIS
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North Carolina.-a gentleman .

North Carolina.-A gentleman and
su,hsr 81 our acquaintance, Mr. G. II.
w.. who resides in North Carolina. gives
a cheerful account Of affairs IN that Stale.
u seems thai things have taken start Al
last. and The age af rsilrnads. and other
improvements which fellow in their train,
has commenced in earnest. lie says:
Now look at your map. A railroad
runs from Raleigh 10 CASTOR. on the Rea-
noke; anoIher runs from Wilmington 10
Weldon. on The Roanoke. One Is build.
ing from Charlotte. N. G. 10 Columbus.
s. q. She Legislature Of North Carols
ma Incorporated grand central road from
GoldsborougIi, ON The Wilmington Road.
ria Raleigh. Hill,boronph. Grcensbo-
rough. and Salisbury TO Charlotte, 2l0
miles; and The state took 100000 (,wo-
ihirds) Of the stock. We lack now only
about 100000 Of the other million, and
This will be raised in a Few weeks: and The
State will be redeemed! A new era il
dawning on us. When this road is finish
ed. North Carolina will be the best place
for an enierprising man. with small
capital. under the face Of Heaven. We
have soil. minerals, good climate, good
laws and good society; li,lle energy. few
Inhabitants, and no markets. Here viii
be grand opening. Tremendous efforts
are making--nol by our poliiicians-bu
by our real great men, 10 revive and re
deem The Stale. One Of these is worth
all the - and -'s in chrlsien
DOM" r.
We are glad 10 hear such favorable
report from the old North Sta,e--a State
which. FOR some reason or another. 1--WE
hardly know why,) we have always fell
pariicular.fiiendly feeling towards.
philadelphia Saturday Post.
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Notice.

THE Building Of Bridge across Haw River,
= at Gilbreath Ford, will be lei to the lowest
bidder, on Saturday the 9th Of July. Specifca-
tions made known on the day of letting.
WM. MURkAY,l
EDWIN Holt, conm;..
J. STOCKARD. s;ons,.
JAS. NEWLlN,
JOHN SCOrT
June 8. So-SW
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new ork, June 81. M.
The steamer America arrived al Hall
FAX last night. The following is sum-
mary of her news:
The Cotton market is firm at the ex-
IRENE rates Of last week. and the deaand
steady. Fair Orleans Al "a els. The
sales for the week are $4,000 bales.
In Flour.prices are tending downward.
Western Canal is quoted al 23s. Cd. TO
24s.; Philadelphia and Baltimore Gas. TO
25s.; Orleans 24s. TO 25s.
CoRN.-The finest American brings
3Os. per quarter; but the demand is not
so active as it was early in the week.
The accounts from The Manufacturing
districts are satisfactory.
Circulation has been given in England
TO a ruInor, thai the Car Of Russia has
addressed an snsulling note to the British
Cabinet. in regard to the line Of policy a.
dopled by the British Government. To-
wards the Government Of King Ohio, Of
Greece.
The Paris correspondent OF the Lon
don Times in speaking Of the difficulty
existing between The French and English
Cabinets in relation 10 the Greek ques-
ZION. says that Lord Palmerston's offer OF
compromise had been respected. and that
The President Of The French Republic had
sienifed his willingness TO accept any
condition consistent with the dignity oil
France. II is said that the President IL
supported in this determination by his
Ministry.
An attempt has been made by Ser
geant Of tho Artillery to assassinaie ,ht
King Of Prussia. He shot at The Kinl
with a pistol and wounded him in tbs
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TO Builders.

TyHE committee appointed by the North Caro-.
Il lima and Virginia Christian Conference, to
whom was assigned the duty of soliciting con.
trbutions for the erection Of the Graham Institute,
having succeeded in raising an amount sufficient
to justify the commencement Of operations. will
proceed to let 10 the lowest bidder, the contract
for the erection Of suitable Brick Building. at
Graham, on the 18th day Of June next. Specif,
catiops made known on that day.
JOHN r. HOLT, Chain.
E. F.. WATSON. Ssc'y.
Mas is, NJ
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CONGRESS.

In the Senate on Thursday last, the compro-
misc bill being under consideration, the question
was taken on Mr.. Walkers amendment relating
70 Peon slavery in California, and twas rejected
ayes 20, nays 80.
Mr.. Yulee moved to strike out the 2ist sec
ton, and substitute instead that the Constitu-
ton and Laws Of the United States are hereby
!, extended over the Territories" Adoptsd-syes
30, nays "a.
Mr.. Baldwin moved to insert, that " the Mexi-
can laws prohibiting slavery shall continue IN
force until repealed by Congress-" Eejected-
syes %, mars 30.
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S1O Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber on the 24lh
~ ultimo. negro boy BY the name Of Ell
LICK. about twenty years old, about five feet
six OF seven inches high, and will weigh about
one hundred and forty pounds. A reward Of
Ave dollars. iftaken in the county, or ten dollars
il taken out Of the county. will be given to any
person who will take up said negro, and deliver
him to the subscriber, or confne him in Jail so
that can get him.
GEORGE e. RAY.
June I. 35-sw
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81. Louis, June 4.

An immense meeting Of the citizens
was held last night and resolutions passed
declaring determination 10 adhere 10 the
Union. no matter what might be The dis
position Of The fanatics Of The North or
The holspurs of The South.
The resolutions also favored The Com
promise upon The Slavery questions pro.
pesed by The Commiliee Of thirteen in
Congress.
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Notice.

THE undersigned having qualified as EIecn-
tor Of the last Will aud Testament OF Aler-
anler Hatch, decd. at the May Term Of Orange
county Court, 1850, hereby notifies all persons
having claims against said estate. 10 present The
same within the time limited by law. otherwise
this notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
He also requires all who are indebted TO said es.
tate to come forward and settle the same forth.
with.
MANLY SNIPES, Ex'r.
May %. d.
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We learn that The Block OF Marble or
dered by the Governor Of The State for the
National Monument al Washington City,
and which was procured in Lincoln coun-
", is now on lis way to Fayetteville, from
whence II will be forwarded 20 Washing.
ton City. lis said TO be a very beauli.
ful specimen. Raleigh Regisfer.
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By Telegraph to the NetO York Tribune.
Washington. Monday. June ..

Official information has been received
Of the execution Of four Americans at Gu
ba, and the imprisonment Of between one
and two hundred others. ~
The Spanish authorities refused the
Commander Of our squadron permission
10 zee the prisoners. or 10 permit them 10
be hrough. home for trial.
The friga,e Congress sailed from Cuba
TO intercept the Spanish vessel contain.
ing number of Americans taken prisons
ers from an Island near Yucaian. She
was followed by Spanish man-of.war.
Capt. Randolph, in command Of the Ton.
gress. will rescue the Americans if he can
lind The vessel before she reaches Cuba.
Mr.. Clayton will not resign until this
new feud with Spain is adjusted.
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Mr.. 2. KIas Inquired whether dc g.
soluiloa Wns debalabls.
The Speaker Eeplitd, hoi uhlsts The ralss
BE- suspended.
The question Wss lAken. snd ~ . toie
of-yeas 81. hsys 90. he House refused
losusprsd stsrules.
III vili be seen that this Loco Foco
comnilsee have noi only disFeEarded The
solrmn regulations laid down for th-ir
action. kol ihzrIkvir rnmpe~rs. By reiss-.
iag 10 Suspend she sBles. ward al NIL IN.
curry - 70 lhe cause. The ssuse. how
ever. lies Dol deep;-il 10. Of course. al
ifibuisble 70 that determination 10 impede
ihe progress 81 The Administration. which
a seems. 10 90 snsrrupaIous and uncon-
promising. as moi even 10 hesitate 10 clog
,he financial wheels ef the Government.
m he accomplishment ofis vile purpose.
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Notice

y AN AWAY from the subscriber, Boy BY
~ the name Of CALVIN; said hoy is about
thirty years Of age, about five feet high, heavy
built. and is quite black. Also. Girl BY the
name ofNANCY, about twenty-five years Of age,
Of yellow or copper color she is unusually sim.
will give FIVE dollars each for the apprehension
and delivery Of said negroes to me.
DANIEL THOMPSON, /
Mt Willing, n. e. May 2s. 81
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MARRIED.,

In caswsll county. On Wednesday last. By
Rev. Elias DodsOn. Mr.. JoHs r. Fuxrorr, Of
omnge. 10 Miss MAnr N. PIrlslxrs. daughter
Of Mr.. Miesjah Peasants
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We learn from Mr. Bsensr. psssen.
ger in the brig J. G., Anderson. at This
port. says The N. YMk Courier of Thurs
day. from Key Wet. that lbe rapiain Of
The steamer Creole had heen arrested. and
was two days ON iral when he LEFT.
There had been same olhers Of The expe-
dilion arrested. bui The most Of them had
taken vessels and went home.