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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-05
Whitaker's Magazine--a The Rights Of the
South

We have received the September No. of this
excellent Magazine, which has been unavoidaby
delayed in its issue till now. II contains many ex-
cellent articles. "Heaven-A Dream," is beau
tiful production. dialogue between Clay and
Webster" tells the truth concerning the aims Of
those gentlemen. "The Prospect before US" is
we'll worth perusing. There are many other ex-
cellent papers inthe number before US. Wehope
this Magazine will meet with a liberal support.
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FAMILY o. PATRICK ilEvRy.-The dis,in-
gnis;,od Virginia orator, Patrick 'icnry had
Ave sisters. Jaus Meredith. Aunc Christian,
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THE BIRD AND THE SNAKE.-The Mo
bile Herald of a recent date tells the
following tough snake story:
Two gentlemen of our acquaintance,
of unilnpeachable veracity, witnessed
a scene the other day worth recording.
They observed at the distance of some
thirty feet from them very strange and
unaccountable conduct on the part of a
bird, commonly called the COW bird,
resembling in color and in shape the
mocking bird of this region, though
somewhat smaller. On watching it
narrowly, they discovered that it was
engaged in conflict with snake some
eighteen or twenty inches in length
In a few moments the bird was victo-
rious. 1t suddenly caught the snake
by the head, and flying with it to an
old pine tree, succeeded, after a hard
struggle, in fastening it on a pointed
splinter. Thus pinioned, the snake was
entirely helpless The bird watched
it for a moment with apparently the
utmost complacency, and then continu-
ed its repast, devouring within ten or
fifteen minutes three-fourths OF the
length of the snake.
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SHERTFF'S SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
p. Peeot ct ats. DISTRICT Cous

p. Peeot ct ais. DlsTEicT cousr,
No. 9IlD.
Semnei Kemper. ! Parish of ST. Mary.
2Y virtue OF a writ OF .ticri tlcias issued out
- OF the DistEic; Court in aud for the parish
OF st. Mary, and TO ne addressed and delivered,
will expose to public SALE Tor cash, al the Court
House in the ;ewn OF Franklin, on sATUR-
DAY. the 9th day Of July, 1850, the sale COM
menciny q, the hour OF II O'Clock, A. -, the fol-
lowing property, to wi:
\ negro g'ria named HsNNY, aged II years
I slave for HE.
Seized as the property Of Samuel ke,nper, de-
!entant IN the above entitled ease.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sie.iff.
Parish Of St Mary. MAY 80. 1850.
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htlene 'Sido',is Ps1's', s.4fs DlsTEleT couRr,
P. Delahonssaye, husband. Parish Of St. Mary
DY virtue OF a writ of feri tacias, issued out
ID Of the District Court in and for the parish OF
ST. Mary, and to me addressed and delivered.
will expose to public sale, fer cash, on the prem-
ises seized, on SATURDAY, the 9th day OF July
next, 1850, the sale to commencing at the hour OF
IL oclock, A. NJ, the following property, to wit:
A certain lot Of ground, situated Immediately
above the town OF Franklin, in the parish cf ST.
Mary, having about 240 feet front on the pubic
road leading to st. Martinsvile, by about 525
feet deep, more or less; bounded north by street
separating the same from land formerly owned
by Hornsby and Birdsail, east by the public road
leading to Irish Bend, south by the public road
leading to ST. Martinsvi'le, and west by ld for
merly belonging to J. E. Lacy. with the build
ings and Improvements thereon, together with
all the rights and appurtenances thereunic be-
longing being the same premises which Peile-
tier Delahoussaye acquired BY purchase from
VIM. s. Gordy, as per act Of sale passed before
w. T. Palfrey, on the Sth day of April, 1s4l.
Also-Henry, . negro man. aged 80 years
Celina, negro woman, aged about 30 years and
her three children-Bap:iste, II years, Valsin. Is
years, and George, years; Billy, a negro man,
aged GO years; one four-wheel carriage, three
horses, one snlky, lot Of household furniture.
and about twelve head Of gentle cattle, branded
'""s = Seized as the property OF Pelletier Dela-
houssaye, defendant in the above entitled case.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Parish Of St Mary, May y, 1850.
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4N31ss @DRIgRa
Il LEGAL BALLAD.

-43s n LEGAL BALLAD.
Ef1 BIZ JOHN G. SAKE.
An attorney was taking turn"
In shabby habiliments drcst:
His coat was shockingly worn,
And the rust had invested his vest,
His breeches had suffered breach,
y His linen and worstei were worse;
He had scarce whole crown IN his hat,
And not half crown in his purse
and thus he wandered along,
A cheerless and comfortless eli,
H sought for relief in song,
Or conplainirsir ,silel 70 himself:
Mo, unfortunate man thar / am,
M,only client is Grief; --..sr.-
Tbecase is, I've no case at all.
And in brief, I have ne'er had brief
The Professions already SO fall
OF lawyers so full Of profession,
That modes. young man Ike myself
Can't make the smalies, impression.
They grant I'm acquainted with grants
Can devise devise, or plea,
Can make good deed in fee simple
But can't &c; the simples; fee
I've waited, and waited in vain,
Expecting an opening to find,
Where an hcnc=t young lowyer might gain
Some reward io- The ;o.l Of his mind"
While thus he was wandering along,
His eye accidentally icil
On very deep hcle in the ground,
And he sighed to himself. 1T is WELL
To curb his emotion he 81:
On the carb stone the space Of minute;
Then cried, Here's an opening At last
And in less than fifty was IN il.
The next dag twelve ci,izens came.
The conoaer's 'qnes; % attend /;
To the end tha. i. nigh: be determined
How that man had determined his end
:. The man was a lawyer il seems
SAID the foreman. who opened OF course
a lawyer alas.' sighed another
"Hc undoubtedly died of remorse"
"A third said he knew thc deceased
An attorney, well versed in The laws,
And as TO the cause OF his death.
TWAS no doubt for the wan. Of cause =
The "crowners AT length gave verdict,
Which finally settled the matter
That the young man was drowned because
He cou,dn': kee2 his head above wa.er."
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N1Eg2IIAMIa a
THE TURKISH DOCTOR.

Until England dragged the sister
Kingdom with herself into the ruinous
expenses of the American war. Ireland
owed no public debt. There were no
taxes save local ones; the Parliament
being composed of resident gentlemen
interested in the prosperity and welfare
of their country, was profuse In promo
ting all useful schemes; and no pro-
lecior, who could show any reasonable
ground for seeking assistance, had diff
Guilty in finding patrons. On these points
indeed. the gentlemen who possessed
influence were often unguarded and
sometimes extravagant-
Amongst the projectors whose in
genuity was excited by this liberal
conduct, was one of a very singular
description-a Turk, who had come owe,
or (as the a. dit went,| had fled from
Constantinople. He proposed to estab-
lish, what vas greatly wanted at thai
time in the Irish metropolis, Hot and
Cold Sea-water Baths:" and by way
Of advancing his pretensions to public
encouragement offered to open free
baths for the poor, on an extensive
plan-giving them, as doctor, attend.
ance and advice gratis, every day in
the year. He spoke Engish very in.
telligibly. Aisperson was extremely re-
markable and the more so. as he was
the first Turk who had ever walked the
Streets of Dublin in his native costume
He was in height considerably above
six feet r11her pompous ia his gait, and
apparently powerful an immense black
beard covered his chin and upper lip
There was, IT the same time something
ehooaful and cordial in the mans ad.
drsss: and altoeether. he cut very
impming figure. Every body liked
Doctor Achmet Borumborad; his Turk.
ish dres1 being extremely handsome
without any approach to the tawdry,
and crowned With an immense turban
afsw The eyes Of every passer-by; and
Imnst saY that I have never myself
seen > more stately looking Turk since
that period.
he eccentricity Of the Doctors ap
pearance was, indeed, as will be readily
imagined, the occasion of much idle
observation xnd conjecture. At first
syehsaever h went abroad, crowd q
leople, chisdy boys was sure to attend
him-hut It Z respectful distance; and
ifhe turned to look behind him, the
gaping boobies fed, Is n they con
.0eivod even his looks to be mortal-
dhsso f1nrA however, gradually wort
>->$zS& SD ~n,n anesrelv eha kan -
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

P. Pfest CT ais corR Ss pc oTg: p,;rHrcr,
Sq@,. 1emper. P.-oisse Ste. darie.
IN vertu dun ordre De t.erf j;scizs larre par
IL 10 Cou. De District dams ct pour !, t.ro:sse
Ste. Marie, Ct moi addresse, il ser, olFert en-
vente publque, au compliant. a Ia niriso, o,-de-Sour
dams Ia vile de Franklin, le SAaIEoI. eeme
jour de Juliet, 1850, a IL heuns du u,a:n, IA
prupritte suivan,c, SAVIOR:
UEc negresse nommee II NSy, a,ee &c IL
ans. esc!ave pour IA we.
Saisi CONNIE etant Ia prophets De Ssa1 Eern-
per, deicndeur dams ies process ci-iessu
ETHAN ALLEN, ,Shsr:i.
l. 80 Mai, 1850
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9I do not wish to say anything
against the individual in question:" said
very polite gentleman, "but would
merely remark in the language of the
poet, that to him. truth is strange, stran-
ger than fiction'n
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A clergyman, who, reading to his
congregation a chapter in Genesis.
found the last sentence on the page to
be-aAnd the Lord gave unto Adam a
wife," - turning over two leaves to-
gether, he found written, and read in an
audible voice. and she was pitched
without and withinw He had un-
happily got into the middle Of de-
scription of Noah's Ark.
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A SEcoSl SoLoMoN.-Sone of the
inhabitants of Malicorne. in France,
complained TO the mayor that their
geese had been stolen by a dealer. but,
as he had mixed them with fork Of
his own il was impossible 10 recognise
them. Themayor, shrewd, hard-work-
ing peasant, solemnly ordered all the
geese 10 Ie put in carts, and sent TO
some little distance from the village,
The villagers wondered what this could
mean, and even ventured TO muiter sus-
picions of the mayors wisdom and
probity. Fut the fuuctionary took 10
notice OF :hese remarks. and stalkcd
solemnly of with the carts. Arrived
at the spot he had indicated, he cried to
the driverto stop. and with great dignity
added, "Now LET loose the geese-those
that have been stolen will make their
way back 10 their masters farm-yard :
those that belong to the dealer will re-
main" This was done, and 10! as the
village Solomon had said, the stolen
geese waddled gravely homeward, to
the great astonishment of the simple
villagers. The dishonest dealer was
arrested.
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Hsisns Sidonie Peret, tponse, Coar de District
p p.a.son..s,e ss; SON man. s,s. NO N aDss ssie.

HeleNe osd0Hfe r GJes, f0tS<, I Nouf oe Oistflct
p Ds1sson..sy. ss, SON mani s.ss.' no n aDss ssis.
I'm versu d un ordre de feri Jiaeias lance par Ia
Ia Cour de District dams ct pour Ia paroisse
Ste. Marie, ct moi adresse, il sera otfert en-
vcnte publique, au compliant, sur les proprietes
saisies, le SAMEDI, Gene jour de Juliet. 1850,
a IL heures du maiin, Ia propritte suivante, sa-
voir:
I'm certain moroccan de terre, situe Immediate
ment au-dessus de "a vile de Franklin, dams "a
dite parosse Ste Marie, nyans environt 2i0 pieds
de face sur le chemin public qui conduit ST.
Martinsville, sur Ia profondeur denviron 525
pieds, plus on moins borne nord par un rue
oui le separe de Ia terre que possedaient auireois
Messrs Hornsby ct Birdsall, a Fest par lie che
min public qui conduit a fAnsc Irlandais Irish
Bend. au sud par lie chenin public cui conduit
ST. Marrinsville e. a foues; par IN terrain ap-
par;enant autreiois J. E. Lacy, ensemble avec
les baiisses ct authorizations eui sy iroayent ct
tous les droits ct accessories appastenan, etant
les msmes proprietes que Peletes Delahoussaye
acouit en- achai de Wm s. Gordy, CONNIE par
acie de vente pesse par1syani W. L. Paiirey, !e
Seine jour dAvril. lS4l.
| Aussi-Le nsgrc Henry, age de 80 ans; Ce-
lima, une nearesse, igse denyiron 50 ans, ct ses
trois enfans-Baptiste, age de IL ans Valsin, Is.
| ct George, 8 ans; Billy, un negre, age de GO
ans: uu carrosse quafre roues, tfois chevaux,
un sxikv. uu lot de meubles de mason, environ
douze ts,es de betail doux, MARQUIS ainsi 2
Saisi CONNIE stant Ia proprieis de PeIe6er De
lahoussaye, defendeur dams les process ci-dessus-
ETHAN ALLEN, Sherif.
Paroisse Ste. Marie, le e Mai, 1850.
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TO ToWATcHMAKERs & JEWELLERS

- DAVID MELFILLE, Wko1esc1
~ Dealer IN Watches, Jenelry and FaSey
e>zsM Goods, No. 81 Canal street, tuP stairsJ
he manuiactory oi Melville & Co, New York.
4 ereas variety Of new and fashionable Jewslry,
Gold Pens and Holders, &c, all Of which viii
be sold at New York prices
W- The attention OF al who take da2uerre-
o,ype likenesses is called to large assortment ct
Locke,s, Medalions, &c. ALE
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vVENNESSEE SUGAR KETTLES.-A
i Constant supply Of the above superior kettles,
cast from the ore, from 30 to 81 inehes IN store
Also-Furnace Mouths. Crate Rzs and Esg-
lish Fire Bricks, for sale BY "a ..-5es5l.s
SLARK, DAY & STAUFFER,
corner Of Canal and Magaxins streets,
Ian. II. New Orleans
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CONGRESS WATER-From the Saratoga
~ and Pavilion Springs-thai celebrated mine
raj water-is for sale IN pint and quart bottles at
the Aposhecaries' Hail. G. RABE.
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A Quaker who was examined befor

A Quaker who was examined before
a court, not using any other language
than "thee" . thou" and g friend" was
asked by the Judge" Pray, sir, do you
know what we sit here for " "Yes,
verify do,n said the Quaker; "three
of We for two dollars each day, and
the fat one in the middle for one thou
sand dollars year,
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InSGOOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOoUE"
" never fails TO cure Fever and Agus. fos
sale at the Aposhscasie4 Hall, vhsm certificates
from planters Of this parish may also b sese
Franklin, May 9, 1850. c. RADE
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r IBERAL CASH ADVANCES win be
IL made on consgnmenss Of Sugar and No
lasses to Messrs. Haven e. Co, New York, or
William G. Hewes, Esq, New Orleans, by
j. w. BAILEY, FnnkIia-
Nov. %. 1919.
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Why is promissory note like a
blade Of grasse Because it natures
by falling due ~
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d A. LANAUZE, Rue de Ia Lsuts, No. So,
I entire les Rues ST Louis el Cont, "a Nou-
velie Orleans.-Un Assortment de QUIN-
GALL ERIE, telle que Fransaise, An
glaise, Americaine ct Allernande Clous Ccr-
pee Forges Haches, Pioches, Pelles, Scies, Ct
Fourniture de Batisse. m2-ly
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ISAAC w. ARTHUR.

4 w. ARTHUR g. CO., Copuas,ssioH Me-
L. chants and General Grocers, Nos. % and y
New Levee, New Orleans.
NJ A large assormentof Groceries and Pro
visions, Wines and Liquors, always on hand, st
the lowest rates. Fo-4m
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Parish of 81, Mary, aiay 80, 1850.
.Ja~ss B. Biaassa corR De DIS gIsracr,
PIE RS-,.r.n-,1 p-..,~~a G.. N...

'@'ses %. Dthasa@ eoeK De DIS, DlsTAcr,
No. 3s-2,
Pierre R4ywossa. Paloisse Sic. A.rie.
In vertu- dun order de jfesi f.seies lanes par
IL Ia Gour de District dams ct pour Ia paDlsse
Ste. Marie, ct MOI addresse, IL sera oiIs. en-
yentc publique. au compliant, le SAMEU, le
6emc jour de Juliet, 1850, a II heures du n,,sin,
Ia propriete sulvaase, sayoir - -
Deux morceaux &c terrc Sizes dams ID VIZ 5s
Franklin, bosnes Test par Rue Troisiene ct
au nerd par Rue des Saules, les dts terrains
mesutant chaeun 50 pieds dc face sur Rue des
Saules, avec $50 p;eds de profondeur, mesure
Amsricaine, etant les msmes terrains acquis par
Pierre Raymond, homme de couleur hbre, de
Martin ii. Campbell CONNIE par acte passe de-
want ]. A. Dnmartrait. Juge de Paroisse, le p
jour de Septembre, lSl5; ensemble avec tous les
droits ct accessories appar,enant ct tou,es les
bstisses ct ameliorations cui sy trouvent.
Saisi CONNIE ets nj Ia propriete de Pierre Ray
mond, homme de couleur Ebre, dsfendeu. dams
les process ci-6essus.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff
LIE 80 Mai. 1850.
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James b. BinRsaA DIsTRIcr 90 ukT
Pte,,. Reuman. Z. P.-i.s &c. q 81 s. h.rr.


vs. Nc. 900
Pierre Reymoa. Parish Of St Mary.
DY virtue Of a writ Of ssrf facii1s iszuei ou,
- Of lie Distr.c: Court IN and :oT the Ps-.sh OF
-. Mary, and to me addressed and deiyered,
will expose 10 public sale. Tor ez&s, on s.ATUR r.
DAY, the 9th day Of July next. 1850, the sale
commencing at the hour oi II o'clock A. IL, the
following property, 10 wit;
Two lots Of and situated IN the town OF Frsnkkn,
bounded eas; ly Third street and northb, VII.
low street, each of said lots measuring 50 feet
front on Willow street by i60- feet deep (Amer-
lean measurel being the same lots which Pierre
Raymond, j. ~. c, acquired oil Martin Campbell
by act passed before J. A. Dumartraii Parish
Judge, The 22d day OF Sepismfer, ls45, tofeiher
with all the rights and aPpurtenances ths'ernto
belonging. with all the buildings and improve
menis thereon.
Seized as the property OF Pierre Raymond,
{. IN. c., defendant in the above entitled cae.
ETHAN ALLEN Shelf.
Parish O! 81. Marv Nav 40 IS.5l
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liant, in suit of full-dreSs black, and
"a very tall, fine looking Christian he
was. Miss H., was surprised; she did
Tot recognise her lover. particularly as
he thought ii impossible he could have
Ieen made Christian before the ensu-
ng Sunday! He Immediately. how
Wer, fell on his knees, seized and kissed
her lily hand, and on her beginning to
expostulaie. cried out al once. Don't
b. angry my dear creature! to tell the
,enast truth, am as good 4 Christian
IS he Archbishop; ] am your own
couiiryman. sure cp~ush. Mir Pat
rick Jovce, from Kilkenny county-ihe
devil a Tnrk. apy more than yourself,
INV sweet angein The ladies were
/ :lsronished: but astonishmeEt did not
revent Mss Hartiean from keeping
ier word. and Mr. and Mrs. Joyce be-
tamea very lovely and happy couple.
The doctors great skill, however,
was supposed to lie in his beard and
Itaith-consequently, en- the denoicment
the baths declined. But the honest
felhw had never done any discreditable
or improper act; none indeed was ever
laidto his charge; he fully performed
evey engagement with the Parliament
whist he retained the power TO do so.
His beauty and portly appearance
wen considerably diminished by his
chmre of garb. The long beard and
picturesque dress had been half the
battle: and he was, after his transforms
ati,n, but a plain. rather coarse. bu,
brae-looking fellow. An old memoan-
dun-book reminded me Of these cir
cuns.ances, as it noted a payment
made to him by me on behalf OF my
elder brother. who had been lodging in
the hth-house al the time OF the Sisim-
ming match.
Irgret that | never inquired as 10
Joyces subsequent career. nor can |
say whether ne is or not sill in the
land 5f the living This little story
shows the facility with which public
none, was formerly voted, and at the
same lime the comparatively fortunate
financial state of Ireland at that period,
when ihe public purse could afford
multiplicity of such supplies without
any tai or imposition whatsoever being
laid upon the people to provide for
theml How very different were the
measures of tha, Parliament even ten
years afterwards.
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LRANCIS A. FLEETWOOD. General
i Cozr,.:ssion Merchant, end Dealer in epeyy
description of Merchandise, no. 80 Camp street,
(up stairsl New Orleans
10 Country merchants and planters orders
punctually attended to.
N. B.-Co;ton, Sugar and Mo.assss rscsirsd
fres of commission. milo
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DANIEL EDWARDS
JOHN TwIBrLl.

TNWIBILL 81 EDWARDS, Copper. Tin r
/ Sheer Iron WORKERS. No. l6 New Levec,
(between Gravier and Poydras streets,) are pre-
pared to do al kinds of work in the above line
Steamboat and Plantation Work done in the
bes, manner, at the shortest notice. on most
reasonable terms also, on hand large assort-
meni of COOKING, STEAMBOAT AND
BAR.ROOM STOTES, OF overy size and
description; also. all kinds OF House Work, such
as Gutter Pipe. Spout, &c. All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended TO-
y. B.-Steam Batteries, CHARTERS and Filter
ers of the most approved styles.
TWIBILL & EDWARDS
New Orleans May, 90 ls5c.
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JOHN DURBRIDGE & co

"a Wholesale Manmfazs-
yevs and Dealers an Hats
aud Caps, ONLY, No. %
Customhouse street, New
Orleans. Mandatory, Harrison street, New
ark, New Jersey. ~
10 Always on hand, a very large and supe-
rior assortment Of the above-named goods. Coan-
try merchants will here find the largest and best
assortment Of Hats and Caps. adapted to their
business, in the city, and at the nrannf fae.xrsys
prices.
N.B-Negro Hats in amy quantity. Feb-2l
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DOBINSON q OLIVER, WcTfkaHds az
II Consmissio,,, No "a rue Gravier, b Nou-
velle Orleans, pour h vente des Sucre q Me-
lasxe en- consgnation- - ss.F
IL Toute consignation Psdresse des SOUS
signes est assure d'avanee par police d'assuraaee
ouyerte. Get effst ct esux qui youdront bien les
iavoriser de leur patronage obsiendsont des re-
tours fideles e; prompts.
JOHN B. OLIVER.
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Paroisse Ste. Marie, le e Mai, 1850.