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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
ASbilabelpbiacr Nfarftberiebt.

SdmHd9t 2'ce ~, lS3U.
Tlaucr nub. Nfehl.-=nis 91atbfraas fdr Staue
CT ju @trtbfun9. mar wSbrtnb Ter gRcths tiuaeA
itbrantt, rts Nrct tliStcn oabti f;ft COCO g1rrtt
puroen on S4 81 ptr Sirrcl pirfauf. 9caaenmtbt
wurce niht nrlauat, uuo 9Rcbtcrumsbt bratbt $2,75
Sctrdioc.-Dc 9aahfraos fir 01oi,sn rpar Gins
acfthr6ntf 600eF 8uIhd gutter 8ctbcr purssa On
81 .05 tis / 06 per guichc otrtauft. &reasu III ray
uuo miro pirtonat. Dtrldts trotbs 81 Gents rsr 9us
ithd 0Getihtcrn bratbtr so Els SO Gents, uno bal
fer 35 Gents per Sutbd.
Sieb= 80 ART.
Riubf d. Stblotbtchltu par,n I4G0 iuS
S1artt. Die 0crtduk fanocn ltatt on &5 90 bis GA
has 6uuosrt pfunc. 400 fnp nab gsup1rt ssnsun
ulen pcrcCn.
Rdbs uno &&t6sr fparsn 200 i'm sRarft.-=
8ert6ufs fanbcn att bis IA SbatSr fir tredcne
6uhc. II bis % Sb0ler fdr Sprn9crs. uno 20 bis az
Sbattr fir frtbs Sdbc.
S6wsine wuroen 1900 cfsrirt. @srfSuk
fanbSn itatt an A rs Dis 8 90 pos buntsrt phlub.
S6aafs unb eGmm cr.-Gs nurorn 1000 Ia
etu 9Qarft acbratt unb @srtSufs purntn oemadt az,
so bis so. it nabesm Die Sualitat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
@er EsIearapb fir ben eedba asatrIOt.
SOn SarriSbura.

Ssnat SIM Gsnat III prr o aIsut n
9 4. ron Columbia Gaunh, gum epredsr srrpdblt
pcreen. berr Brarplp mar Der Gausis Ganoioat Der
eetc Setcs. Die gBbias fnlmtsn ale fir 8eft I'M
bic caucus GrnsnnuRs pl teiis9cn. brr 8rit asbSr'
te tisber Sbenfaas pi unfcrer @t9tnparthei, iscch
fhent sr niht in eosr 6iniidt redt cpsr unrebt nit
(einsr parthsi 9sbsn ~ t6nnsn.
Sm baufs in 6sr 9R&lrnuno, (ectcfofc) gum
Sprebsr erp6bl vcrpcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
Serbcirat1et:
lGinasfannt rcn 6. 9. m.A

(Giuesannt ron 6. 8. 9R.)
I'm 25itcn December, nurct Den Gbrtp. q. SSocr.
bsrr Stspbsn Qdsrnann, pcn 5crts 2ip., nit Spig
Gatbariua Dcrer, pcn ecpsr Gauicn 2ip., bsios pcu
9icrtbamptcn Gauutn.
Srieos. Srcuo' unb Ian9s6 9tbtH.
Sd su6h auf Der gRelt tCldbcert
Ge9sn pcle 8ctt clltb 9stcn.
gPie iith sutr Stanim psrmcbrt
Slid fl euer eccs auf 9rnsu,
eibe tier eeitltern bier
Sc ipro cub has alIts ptrbtn,
QRas cutb nctbbut, fir unb fIr,
Disits allies ipircrfabrs
Guob ,ur gBsibnatbts SrSblibttit
limb ~ itosm ntlsn Sabre,
Ganaihs 8Iddidi9fstt.
am 25tsn Dee. furth Dsnitl6Su, .6srr Scbn s1cGt,
nit NJlib Wlarp abltni, btiee pcn YttttEbrni.
au 25itrn Dee, burth ben Gbrp. 6crrn Dubs,
!btrr Tttcr Nermsr, pcn lQsutaun, nit Sglg Sarab
Straue. reu 9dosH' bsitbalI.
Am 25tSn De-, burtb cen Gbrp. 6srrn gauds,
6err biram parlahsr, NIT SRB esrpna 3uf, bsies
pen W1asun9is.
Dlrdb ben Gbrp. ,bcrrn 5erler.
Im testsn Disnfas. bsrr espp 08altcr, pcn Gmaus,
nit aaib anno Sildper, pcn Sbrrmilfrro.
Scr cini9cr 5et berr 2toam 9Rcth, rem GaIitura,
nit gJliG Carolina bso. pcu Gdo:g8bsitbalI.
psrr Donid 3sslsr, nit @srcuira eauosnIdISssr,
bsioe pcn SdIiSur9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

ESn Der Staot @aftinaton brannts
am 2Ien @briffa9 ,in pUn Sarbissn bewobn:
tes Srdmbaus nisoer. nobel Der 8atsr une
3 6incer in ben Sammsn umfamcn. I'm.
mdBlsfeit fou oas un9Iud berbsiesfibrt ba'
ben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
GrMennnna bureb oem @en. 81 ftmeiiter.

@ioson Wobber. @iq.. als pOfimtifier
Bu Ersrlsrtaun. esfa @auntp. an Die Steue
Don Saecb Sifhr. Der abssfeet nuros.
~3u Sisserspille. in eiefem @auntp,
IN unrsr bsm Namen ..SiegersbCro" elm
neuss poffamt enibtet une aaron Gi.
fenbarb. @fq.. ais pOifmeiffsr anaeneIIt
worcen. - Das Yoiiamt su &srns NiIls,
es6a Gauntp in aufssbobsn rpctoen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
Sefentlt6e 0en0u.
Sanuar 8.

Sisuifass ben 22iteu Sunuur, nm II
rlbr Mittaas, fousn an crm Saufs ieet be-
,pobnt Don SOnas 9uowig in gliscer
Maeuuaie Saunftip, Gsha @auntp. fol
aenoe Qrtifel auf 0fsntIitber &snou per,
fault weresn, 1dmIib:
3wsi quite pfsroe. pferesaefdirr. swei
Rube, @d9en uno Saooi, pfluae uno So
gen. Seulsitsrn. Winomubte, Snobbant.
Better uno 8ehIaoeu. uno fouit nod cine
sro6e Suautitdt Sous'. Sausru: uno &u
hen9srdttibaftsu su meitIdufti9 ju mslccn.
6IcicbfaIiS-S ndmlidbeu Sage anS Srt
Gin StrtcD SDljlanb,
asIraen in Gansf6mamm Saunfhip. 9srfs
Gauntp; grdn,sno an eanc pon Sac. Q8a'
oenaff. Q8iuiam 8ub uuo 4noere; entbaIs
tend 16 oder, msbr oosr weni9sr Dies III
9ute5 t6oISlanb. bswadhIen nit Gaifanien
uno Gihsn SOIs. uno &dufer iOuten nibt
fsbIeu Der Ssuou beiSuw0bnen.
Die 8scinsunssn am &trPaufsta9s une
dufparIun9 pon
Sanicl Suefpi9.
Sanuar 8. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
Die pcuusnlpauifebc 8eiesacbuna

perfammtIte fh am leBten SIenifda 6n
6arrisbure, uuo ba Su bUfsn iiebr, oas i'd,
beics 3psise alsbaIc ctaani;ten wercen 10
founen mir Der Sutftaft csS SUuuetnors
biefe MDbs sntaegen fsbeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

~Sn Cambridge. Maif.. fou fdb tin
Dds bsfincsn. Der 300 pfuno misst, unb
Mante bebauptsn. estfeIbe werce in orsi
Micnatsn nabe 5000 srreihen. Der Gig
ner sscenfr i'm rrit oisfen Mintsr Su ma
fen. Serfelbe purce in Stoniftao. Cana
oa. asSo9en, unb mist Ii Sus BON Der Na-
fe bis auf bas 8rsus. 6 SUB in !Sobs unb
9 Su3 8 3oGl i'm umfana.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
S1cc, Gin 1tuoiiicf,

I'm porIsstsn Donueritas Dec. 2O) bate
Der stwa Sidbriss Sobn oes Uerfctbenen
Sepban gB euncr. Ramsns GsUr9e, bas
lnaIud. i'm bislssn @ourIbauis bic Stie9s
beruner5ufallen uno Gins fsinsr Ssine ju
brehtn. mas ibm bisbsr fbon srObe Stmsr'
sen psrurfadbt bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

%Oie Auantitit Speifs. msI6s idbr.
iih III ben 9rp6en GctsIs Su NeupCrf per
Sebrt weroen. it unaebeusr. SIM Qiforbaus
werben etwa 5000 Sdmsine. 10000 pfe.
Sief uno cas WrOcuft BON 5000 Subnern
wdbreno cinsm Sabr ae9sIIsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
GinseIanet fir
Sie NeusJcrnIaIcms 8irebe.

Gin9eTanet fir
Die geu'5srnialems 9irebe.
gRatbt auf ibr 8Slter ole,
Strnebmt bic orcFs 2bot
prtiit ibn nit lauttm StbalIs,
Den perrn, Der uns itet nabt.
Das 8eid, has lSneit ptrbsiGsn,
llHs nun eriebieuen 1T;
east canttar osBboIb prtiIen
Den Gsbsr, Ssium GbriR,
prsiit 3Sttsr aHer 3cneu
Den .perrn nit ecb uno 1ant;
eaFt Srtsoe bsi uus rpcbnsu,
Strfhmlncen lpa6 unb 3aut,
Betpabrt Die bcbe aebrs,
Die uns ltin 8cte trinat.
Die atsr ollie Nieere
Durb ollie eduer brinst.
Der Settcnecift cntfliEbs.
@s fie9' Der @abrbtit @crt,
limb Gintradt eiets tldbs
Iuf Grpsn iumerfcrt.
Die Sheiocmano mug fallen,
Die uns pcm 9ruecr lhieo;
limb dbsraG piro ihalIen
Das nsue Yunbtslisp.
oGin birt uno cine bseror
ScI unftr moblipruh itin;
limb auf Der 9an,sn @ros
5icb' Slid uno Srisos Gin.
Damn sisben Sub uno 5ritee
auf Grbsu ctpi9 Gin;
SIR immCr iino ssithiscn
Die SIa9s, Sbmsrs uno Yciu.
&. 8pbIci
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
EaIfet,e g1ptctl.

Cine neue fdIidbe 5 SbaIer Yote auf bic
Soutbwarf Banf philadelphia, bat fOeben
ibrs Gtfhsnuns esmadt. Gis 1T unter-
ssihnet Me@in uno s. Smitb-cie stbtsn
Notsn baben feline foIde rntsrfbriftsu.
Sic in qbasdncnt pon Der 5erpIastsn Chip
.pewa County Sanf. Miti9an, uno Die ab.
ssdnouten SttlIeu iino Su bsmerfen, pcnu
man (ie aeaen has eiht bait.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

$Uuf Die Qutcritdt pon Cir S. &eI.
Ip wi'o bsrihret, oae felt rsm 8ssinn oss
isei9en Sabrbuuosrts lber 40 unfd'uIciss
pefrnen beioerIei 9cftIedt5 burb een
Srana binaetidnt wuroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
Dripat I 9Serfauf
elmer fCbGsbaren SOttc Sano.
Sanuar 8.

uutaftriebener in seionnsn feline fdie
bate 9ctte eane, aeIe9en in Suewbeitbua
3aunf6ip. Geha @aEntp. ;u Usrfaufsn. -
DieIeIbe eren;t an eono oes ee6a @auntp
QrmenbauIes, Dauio MerB une .Senrp
Dornep, une entbdlt 20 Q6er. mebr ODER
wenissr. Darauf it srridtet Gin 2t6dists
Il feusrnss
GH::a. 9SODn1ans,
sg init 2fi6dissr ansebautsr &ids.
SbweiSribsusr. uno anoern Nebengsbiu
ben. 0as Gano III pom oorSuslibifen
BauIanb i'm @auntp. Die @erer @rief, cine
Der fb6nifen 8a6sritr6me. Iduft ldn9s crm
eanos bin. Sine quite niefeblcnbs Sprins
III nabe beim S1aufe. Gin uOrtreifIiber
iuneer QepfeIbaumsartsu NIT ouorm Sbif
iortsn III auf Der eOtte anespfanSt
g8saen osm gldsern erfunoi9e man fit
BEL cem unterf6risbensn Gisuer, auf Der
ectts wObnbaft.
sSilIiam @iert.
Sanuar 3. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

Die erGba Gauutp SibeI0efeIIfsbaft
pirb fieb am udbfen Donnerifa9 4bsno in
Der Refrrmirteu Rirbs a1bisr psrfammsIn,
spesu allie Sreunot Der Sa6e b6Fi6f einss'
Iaben finb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
8a6erl S6reibpapierl etc.

aGt artsn rrtisiSic, Gjehittss, Gcbul: uuo anScre
Sdtsr, 70 pis icre art strritpapisr, Stnffcr, une
Ranopdpirr Sdrtibfsosrn Siute vcn lsner Sarbs une
aIe aneers in oitts 8utb scbSrise artfd nunsT febr
rishris ~ srteufrn tfi
1arcn g9int.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

~ Der gbrw. 6r. Sobann g.
eaoo. uon Der frsisn BiasnSaptiff 8irhe.
uno osiIen &uf fonffen gut NOR, srbisns fioh
am 7tsn December in DCerfieIo, Neubamp
fbite er war SO Sabre alt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
9lubitDrs Na6ri6t,
5u Dem SBdiienoeritbt DOu 9ctba 60.

SIN Dem SSdifcnaeritbt BON Sctba So.
Su Ger Sa6e Ger &ebnuns Don Saech
McGer, Qssnt fur g8m. 9. Saul. siner eeE
grscutOrsn pom SObn Saul. fen., IfstbR
Don Matunsie Saunfdip. eeda @auntp.
ltno nun, See. z. 1S49, ernannte bic
Court 6. Sd. Stunt Sames g. &eefe uns
S. Ss pup Sovis, Gfqrs., oIs QuritoreR
um bsfa9te 8sbnun9 Su ibufsbsn uno 8er'
tbeiIun9 Su MAIDEN, uno bem nddlisn @ah
fenssritt Seridt bapOn su erfatten.
,,ls..s.1, aus ben llrfuubsr.
SWMHE Sseseusts- .. eatpaH, eGy.
zs9MS Gie obenernannten 2tucitOrsR
sTss% wercen iih ibrer grnsnnuns ae'
mdb uerfammeIn. am Oonnrifaa ben "a.
Sanuar, um 10 ubr 8prmttoas. am t6au'
fepOn 9 Il Ste d FL, in Der Staot 4l-
lsntaun, ouwo li6 oue intsrebrte .prfonen
einfinOsn f6nnen, menu fie ss far gut bsfiu'
ben.
Sanuar 3. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

~3u Spraeufe. i'm Staat MsupOrf.
flel am porlsetsn Samiias uno GOnntoa
elm l8 Sca tisfer Shnse. 9isr in uuferer
9egeno wuree esrfeIbe nur einiae 3ou tief
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

S1m MittnOh Den 12tsn December
spurce Elm lSidbrieer iunaer Mann. bsfddf'
tiet in esm @ifsn @aISmsrfs Der Srn.
Mcore uno .9Uoper in Siorristaun. tpdbrsnc
Dem WaIben pon febr fbwersm @ifsu, BON
Der Waftinsris erfa6t uno ftredIib ser
fisifbt. Ssin rsd,tsr arm wuroe ibm pom
4Srpr ssriiIsu beioe 5uften Serbrobeu unc
sr no6 ancsrwsitis usrIstt. Seiu Same
1T Sraueis Sa9sn. DOnnerifas Gbsno Isb'
&c sr nod. a
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

"SaIfhe gerteI &baIsr. pon ameri.
faniitem 9eprdss, fclsn i'm umIauf iein.
eie gut nahaeabmt wdrsn. abr an ibrsm
unrittl9en RIan9s entoedt psrpen f6nnten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

HS@5ar bic abbdnsise Slibe CRolIsn
babnl an Der Columbia @iIsnbabn in bic
lem Staat. ii siu 5000 5us Ian9es uno o
sou TN umfans ms6ences SriI perfertiet
rcrcsa, rpsI4ts pber $4,000 Yfnue wieat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

"Gin trourissr unaIudsfatG ereianrts
fi6 am 14tsn December in @inolcr 2aun.
fGip, Serts @auntp. Gin Sun9Iin9. Na
msns Sobn Rtbsr, mar mir sinem leitb.
ten @aatn auf cem Ssimwsas. ols r ucn
bemfsIbsn beratftl uno lid 70 fbmr am
6cpfe bsftdciste. caB ct furS carauf i'm
Hitter pcn l6 Sdbrtn perfbieo.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

@Gin Brief BON @aUsture @efi. i'm
Staat 8ermOnt. fa9t. pos Der Ghrp. Z.
&sIrndu. Gin tatbOIifhsr Qrsoiser oafeIbif.
nsbif ID feinsr 9emsinesaIisosr, gum pro
fsltantismus iiberaeaanaen fine.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

. R Gus 8aitiustOn mio ecmcltet
bas prcspsr SD. @stmcre, efenst
Mnrinsr1ssnt Der 8sr. Staotsn in N,ur
port. an Die RafIe Ger Ser. Staatsn mil
55S. 600 SbaIr i'm &udifaure fsi.-Sa
bate SnfsI Sdm aIiC rpisosr Gin siemIi6es
Gummhen ein,ubuFeu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

Un9Iano.
Die @aunnprDISnprcfs Tno UNI u bis Gent 9efnIen
Cine nsus 99crbpctsGrpebiticn sur auffuhuns rcr
Cir Scbn Srauttiu fell aus9srditd pcrpsn. unc onaeb
Iit untsr Den Bskbl pcn Capt Sir Gbparb 9tbsi
tcmnlsn.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

Se'sure ty Mcrico Of S:uenty thousand doLIrs
WOfh Of Goods. The Government Of Mexi.
o" has recently struggled goods amounting in
value to the sum Of $4,000. An American
wrecking schooner went over TO the Mexican
shores from Key West, with u cargo of dry
goods, powder, ect., valued at $4,000. These
were all successfully landed near Tuspau, and
the mules started of towards the interior. In
the meantime, the schOonerhaviug accomplish
ed her mission with success, ran down In bal.
last to Vera Cruz, where her appearance with
q large crew on board, and no cargo, excited
suspicion at the Custon-hOuse, and officers
we're Immediately dispatched in different direc,
tons to intercept any merchandise train. The
result was tue rich haul above mentioned.-
The gooods were taken to Vera Cruz.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

The following unique toast was drank at a
4th of July celebration in South Carolina, G..
H. KRNARD:
Peace and Plenty"
Corn In the big crib and money in the pocket,
Baby in the cradle and pretty wife to rock il,
Coffee in the closet apd sugar in the barrel,
Silence round the 6ie side, and folks that never
quarrel.
Very good; but here is another, which was
offered somewhere "dOwH S1uth," though moi
in South Carolina. In our opinion, / is Just Q
F" huckleberry" ahead of the other.
{" Fine times.at our house "-BY A farmer.
Wheat !. the barn left, pOuItryih t~heyard,
Bacon in the smOkehOuse and a barrel full Of
lard;
Milk in the dairy, butter on the board,
Coffee in the little bag and sugar in the gourd.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14
MARsHAL,s SALE,
Downer& Co. lsh he Cifoa
ws Staies, SadtI
Chas B. Green, Miaapi

DOwner& Co. IN &e Ciea
u.s. Staai, Sutthi
Chas B.. Green, Maapgi
Same Us. same NmiO5e
pY virtue Of the above slated
O pls. Vendi. Exponas 10 me
ed from the Hon. Circuit couh
sissipi, I will sell at public auc
the highest bidder, for cash On
Monday, The 2S@ day Of 0cloS'
before the Court house door, in
Of c 1ton, county Of Madison,
Missis&p within the hours pt'
by law, the following described
ty, to.wit:
East half southeast quarlers sect
east half southeast quarter aud e
northeast quarter, east hall noI
quarter, west half southwest
east half southwest quarter snd y
southeast quarter in section "
section &c; north halfsouihsas
east half north west quarter, eA
northeast quarter, west ball 10y
quarter, west halfOf northwest !
east half southwest quarter, w
northeast quarter 10 secllO0 =
half northeast quarter ana ea''
southeast quarter m section q :
northeast quarter in section :, Y
township 8 range | vest We'I
north west quarter, east nail y Y
quarter and west HI { Of suoIn"s
ter in section 2 township ! faOs'
in all amounting to 1927 acres,
ess, lying in Madison cop y
known as the Nj. Olympus I !
Levied on as the property q
ant, Charles B. Green, and ".
10 satisfy the above stated cas-
c,sts. FIELDING VA
'''''' Marshal Sonthsra Dis.
By RICHARD FLETcHER, Y y
Sept. IA, 1850.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14
Canton Femalo ACademy-LeCtures.

Canton Female Academy-LectHres.
We are pleased to learn that the apa-
Talus purchased BY the trustees for the
sSientif GO department Of the school, has
been received. This addition 10 the ad
vantages already possessed by the
fourishing institution, will render il one
Ofthe very best IN the State. The labo.
ra.cry viii contain sufficient Of chemic.
q apparatus to have as much chemistry
practically demonstrated, as any young
lady would be desirous Of learning
The astronomical, electrical and philo
scPhical apparatus, are Of the latest and
hest manufacture.
The principal, Mr.. Gould, has com.
menced delivering a series Of scientific
lectures Eor the amusement and edi6ca
ton Of bis pupils, who may be in town
He would be pleased to see ahose Of thc
citizens who feel an int rest in sucf
things On the evenings Of his lectures
they win commences al the ringius q
tho Academy bell and are Of course
free.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

subject should teach US to be very eau
dOus where we attempt to provide rem
edies against the encroachments Of the
Federal Government, that we do not vi
oIate the constitution ofthe United States,
as we'll as that Of the State of MississiP,
Pi. If we value the constitution Of the
Federal Government, and wish the pre-.
serVatiOn Of the Union Of the States, it
is a duty 20 abstain from anything like
a violation Of that instrument.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14
MARsHAL,s SALE
Walton &'Oo.

MARSHA .Dl
Walton &Oo. IL e I 1"isj
lain D. King. Milton Soeissis s.,-
King. Edwin Kirtley,l! 1lla. fsuI
and james Flowers. Se''0s' I,
WpY virtce Of the above S'a's' 4
ID plaries fsri fasias, = c N /
from he honorable Circuit O0g'' /
Unite joip States for the sCu'5s, ssb /
Of Mississippi, | will s sss, 7 * q
ton. 10 the highest bldde aO,S III
tSe f j. Monday is Rsla t aay
to5sT, 1850, before The eo ooasi r j
y ~ State Of Mississippi " s 81
hours prescribed By law -
IF Fast haIf northeast qu .,,ssas
%: south half west hal ! a loa,Ssas
tsr' section section Fl; and vssl = by q3 va
quarter, section q, AZ M. q an &
faT Tlsyied On as the prOps9IIgs. I'D
ant, John D. King a9e .s ~',' spd ~
i'fy the above FIELDING I D I PAY |
I Marshal S"nis'lnp ii.
BY RICHARD FLErcRs''
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

New GqscOny alias South Carolina
Ia the editorial correspondence Of the
YozOo Wing, the accomplished editor.
Of that paper makes a happy hit at the
"Chivalry." She naively says that she
has been informed that the Huguenots
were from Gascony, and that a great
number Of them had settled in South
CaroliDa-and asks whether she is right,
She IS the Gascons were a brave people
but fond Of Dragging Of their exploits in
arms. They fancied the glory Of France
was in their keePiDg-that they could
annihilate her enemies when the occa.
sion required it, and that Gascony 0caS
France. We cannot pretend 10 say
whether the first settlers Of South Caro-
lima were all from Gascony or not, or
whether the Huguenots we're all Gas
cons who emig rated 10 South Carolina,
But one would suppose that a few found
their way their, from the Dragging Of
some Of her citizens, at recent public
meetings 10 tnat State. If we are not
mistaken our fre.eaiar, in tho plentitude
Of his lighting feelings, declared " he
would whip the United States himself
with his good right arm" Wheugh!
South Carolinians fancy that South
Carolina is the Union, and that it is
treason 10 disobey her; that she, Atlas
like, bears on her shoulders the glory,
honor, and government Of the other 80
States. When old Sol hides his head in
the west, and when the heavens are
overspread with black; FIRE flies and
glow. worms emerge from their coverts
and endeayor TO illuminate the world
with their diminutive lights. So now,
since the great luminary o fwhich South
Carolina may be- proud-John @. Cal.
hOun has sunk to rest and when his ge.
MUS is no longer found in her councils
the ire-aies and glOw-wOrms are fitting
about in her dOminiOns, each one fancy.
ing himself a Calhoun, and calling or
the people to receive light from them
and 10 follow them TO "victory or L
death"
When the great questions which are
now agitatiDg The political cauldror
ere settled, (which will be soon, il th'
news from Washington Do correct,
these ephemeral summaries will be seer
Or heard Of no more, forever.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

IMPOSITION OF DISCRIMINATING DUTrEs.-Pre-
vloust to the Propagation OF the Canadian Par
Lament, Mr.. Robinson, in the House Of As
sembly, gave notice that he would, on an early
day next %session5 move : for leave to bring in a
Bill to impose dillerenlial dutries in favor of
all articles imported by the river St. Lawrence
into Canals, unless the Government of the U.
States before that time should give effect to
the Act Of this Province, by passing a similar
aw, for the purpose of establishing, to the pro
posed extent, a reciproc cy Of trade between
the two olntries'-BuGalo Commercial
One Of the severest struggles in life is that
between a proud spirit and an empty purse.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

There is q little baby out west whose arm at
the elbow can be encirCled by a lady's ring.
1t is three months old, and weighs One and
three quarter pounds.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

The altsAiisa 81 the reader is called to Mr..
BaErin5toa's advertisement Of new goods in
anoshes CsIsmn. Those who wish to buv
such articles as he offers, will be Fure to give
him a 9 call, e purchasers generally prefer to
buy goods that have not bean picked over half
q dozen times.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

A man committed suicide on Fsad
California, when a c%oroner's jury v,I
elled, heard the evidence, and bmuI
erdict that the man was 'sd-dl@l
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

The largest lump of gold yet found in Cali.
fornia weighs ninety-three pounds, of which.
sixty will require cold.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

There was a convention Of negroes,
aboritiouists, &c, at C%azenovia, N. Y,
last month, gotten up by Garrlt Smith
and his crow. They are frantic with
indignation at the course pursued to-
wards Chaplain, the negro steaIer no.
in Washington City Jail. They adopt
ed an address (Garrit Smith's) to South
ern slaves, pSrpOrtiMg TO have been
drawn up BY escaped slaves. They
adopted a resOlStiOn.t to raise $4,000 to
defend Chaplain; their motto now is
"Chaplains freedom ana civil war;
They talk Of running Chaplain for the
Presidenc yl-better wait until he serves
his term in the ~penitentiary.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

We anaOuace, with satisfaction, the entire
disuPPeavancs Of Cholera from Canton. We
might have done SO last week, as there have
been no cases since those mentioned, but we
did no. wish TO be 100 hastY, that We might be
snFs. The hsulh Of the village was never
halter than 81 present.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

Night threw hef mdalle Ger liz \
Pin'd 1t with a starr Tasty, wasn't !
Yes, but this idea used 10 heerpi.,
nights dark curtain stretching
Pin'd by a single Diamond
Amt that tastier!
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14
The Crops.

MI LL
The weather having been fait for the
last SIX days, there has been a good deal
Of cotton picked. The crop is made;
the t%CPPing-in pursuance Of the " Boil
worm DISCRIMINATING recipe,," has cut %
the top crop. The dry weather, the
boil worm and the worm humbug, have
shortened the crop at least One-halC.-
One-half the cotton on most the plan
tatiOns (uplands) is now open. We still
hear complaints Of the boil worm; they
are cutting of the young bOIls and
blooms.
The crop is bound TO be very short 10
this county; we hear planters say, rho
ought 10 kaOsO, that their crops are short.
ened quite one.half by the drought and
worm.