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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27
CALIFORNIA.


CALIFORNIA OUTRIT--At ihs Cd stsnd, le
\ ~ liam - lstyse~r J9l1-.L ami Maiden are slch -
b.svv sf.g AID 0hef coor tsnsss ~ cis % Al - ci
hsn0ck.i -uis for - 10 persons % IL oy 10 = e-i
fr - ard mole ard other baEs u canvass ard docs
sx-s- los rubber bArkets, Goals, ooots. &c nei-
eah over Gals b-sf article n 90 sofm ca4s, ere
DINER knds; gers shoft oTcr Gals of - So dfsert
ca1s &c Ac A. Del ever Afts I'D jflNeEsf !sninls
b.so. -ulhsf a1d ms.sLc. digger. boiler srd cDcee 10
. lew nrer4or and es gsss ior o. A. On ~. lif
nus AID 81 oh-f srfces s-tase ~ Cape and lsfuns
foC'r- Oyeu f-rngs. ~ n
NOR CALEDONIA. --The s1ascrlef c9a.ias,s
sarn an as <a -siec,rd as-0rnelt u ep1 a asf--r
p r--s AL ..1 F,cE. rcssEes raussi. sporr- fora
al-s tslelrls sns-s -al iors-i llllefs kn.fea 20
-.t,. I'D .I .f s-es rT.rg gr1rrs- sss3rtIa-l
Z asr3uar- rail. rus. @rreH. iocks izchss culsrr
ef-- tuos 90 SIP 81 tous- cHrTurs cog4c-i, bach
.rls 81 psr-cl'-fy siE- - ~ -as raifof1s rfHsef
a. T.. graders % lie Pschc Coass lae'v3a.s a. clu-
"a 5Ti.-.-i c sLsTTLE. - su-ion-Fi.
EagIFOhNIA DOUBLE ACTING OeICAsiL
I f.R GOLD sPARAtOk-IEe b~sf iu 80 80 d
f.r 0cv 80. Gicksse. up~rsf1s trrVrrf h4sin-s -
Jsc.- ia o. g ~. Re.grs s. ClieEsllFsr e p
rlusa Iick-t- 49,, lL@ Csf7r1s Passenger z-nel
~ God % Lsfins ADDarzfl. Store. D. psfE r1H 20
aar.r away. FREE al 81 A2AOLD sCFFtA
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- DysrkHaiRI BiiDiSG as LOTS. sn..ss o

JAMIE CtyLkt hbfuoff~f
~ DESIRABLE BUDDING LOTS, situate On
bOFuhol--ysuue, De Beyas.e snf Hanover pls<es and
Hoyt Bond LlginxsOD AID scbsrneIborn az bslB9 part
n 10 De ssgois.- Esiats JAMES COLE WI ssl
aieuou, On TIL hsDAi, March "a, ., ~ 0eiOck, o. Ire
Merchants EAchsa &C. New Yprk.
o. Nlh hJBse corssr u FsIsD-sy-aBs and HOT
l0ts sids HOyLst 10 rear u liz shove
Ofs On syah sido u fs0G a. he corner "a De
Bsy0isss Place
oss ca soslh SIDE " Ysi.0naYsE1s. 81 ne conner q
Hanover pare
.ot vest side Of Bssoysr piaee, n rear ofs,0ys
ots soylh sids " Fsls0z assD9s, tstsssh Hs1osef-
p.acs aDd faibusb-syenrs.
os soala ssas LyDgssco-sl beswsca Bod end Hsyas
o,s s,ata o. Bond sad Sshernlssborn 81
ols On oerfk slas of ScbSFmsThosB-sl between Bod
al ssyl1s sc
Il ~. "a s0alA SIDE d ssbsrnsThssst essvssn PoEz
.0d seyins
Thl. properly 70 o>s;sd m h~ tro,ovins part q
sfSoslyn and ne improvements 70 @s nstxhDorc>1 are
u No tfs, class.
A ssrs yor1os q toe parcksss noesy Gao fets4a ca
sold snd mortgage iof term o. years.
Lhosrsghsc maps Gan - hsd a. 1s os.cs % pse Ss<
fsonS,' q Faiioss; BfcSsiJs, and WGbsa fs~'f~t
M So
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WALTER GREENOU0H, Aued0use1
STOCK AT AgGTIOs.--WAI.

noct eshhys snSSk az AZ At: -, pis DAY
Wednesday, ~ 10 0eock, o. mo eorucr Of Ffsenthsf.
ard kixbfh ne snrrs s'ocs 81 dry grorrrts COO
ni n the store, consisting Of arge Dot u Jazz,
Nsf.cabo and ~ DouinR coaee sUyu, nicsssss ssz.
bufter pofs h1fns cheese &c he hosss wsgor.
bahkable money. MI ~
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J BLEECkER sueuosssr
IIOIsF M. 4, sE(O>p-~T.-A BLHfCK

ttkR, Aucloueer VII Sc runNc sRctiOa II he hes.
chNna' Eschaugr. On THURSDAY neat March - 81 u
ocock he NAaNbl- ~, .gfy birch bous>. snd ease 81
os No II SECONDED TIE hcoss bath BY dsys' wosk
he mOst substantial manner and woad msk- deslfsr
Die re.S-rcc Tor geutee ssliy bsng NV dosrs caly
e,si Of ihe pc~sy. ard tircoy 0rp0ss soodsI ssls
a rrsen. for 80 re- xaIen
rae lesse highly ev0rsble one. h.s q yssrs 10 run
FROM he Isl OF Nav rexI groOna rens II Size per
rnm.
por'on cfhe riFchass rOney remain % bend AMI
m0uEsgn For farher particulars ioqairs " ne sacuoo-
49, csf-s'. MI nis-
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ANTHONY j BLEECkEh AaetDns.f.
A fiction SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY

ATCTION SALE " VALUABLE PROPERTY
\ IN TIE SIXTH WARD belOngD ~ ~ he Estsis of
he ale J~orre Ha~s siiaAis on Bayard Pen, Enzsbeh
sri nou 90 ANTHONY J. BLEECkER a co. Ags-
aOnsef. vii cell AZ Alen0n, 81 he hsfehsns sehaBgs
property viz
The loi with the bnldings and improvements ussr,oB,
xnOvn EzsOefhsi bsyafd iot - lot fVns AID
rsar ~ ~ hest In depth sacb side.
House ard 90 Mott hs east side, lot 70 feet
hnnt rna rear BY half The block.
House and lo % Eottst adjoining hs shove and u
tbs du1~nsi0n-
le@t front and oy bail tn b0cs
g. Tbs lot AID Dui dngs h@feon In he u ne shove
block
House ard lot 10 Pslst adjoining and u hs ssias
dimensions a. sboys-
Ths nie 20 al he above property Il Hdispssbo si fof
abiea ~ wausny deeds viii te giyes Ono hLif o. hs
Dnscbsse mOnoy remain 90 mortgage AZ ne 9pnoa %
b. cufc.4.sr FoT f4TsF particulars nquire Of he Ase
rorsers ma Jus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27

> " ODANs
I'FORGiA " ALTL, tom p0sel ~ cLas trlpr.
- .uf. ~ re >a0v. ba...- 10y Laurence
EmpIe S-a,a - rsstrp. p -. n-ss or
\ II, AL ira And f...I Irl-. bel - hy Baritr
Warren Pu.ss composed by % iaccrgeu.
e.. Q4ad-l-. 3arred in CONF NJ kguc.ne-
FGhasIll hy " y HALL = alNI - bfpaal" ".
rr.- E.sN&Sai
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AUCTION SALES.

d NekM1N s.srocspr
10y BANGS, PLAT a. 20. sssrs 80 grc<isay
ID Pnrs-s, a. aeo Ftv>e - ~ a pps.s- Lara
80 .esk ,.f-.,a-es r gsrn sesirrd
WEDNESDAY, lcoDmcecng q o'eiockl
~s,ss s,tT coNrsSVEn--rhe t.vele~s a Ne.-rs
irsoars COwpes,Awzitk Co. Lea biAa,ss-i, Bs'sirr
soa a Hsswx.i. PhLl;Ts SSDPsos a &C, Bse~ Sri<s
u,.a Az 49,. l.ssiszv el<kisfot. and ether.
rHU &SpAY MORNING. sts o'e.eek
rxpx sALs CoSTf~cEc-The rcfy sxsresire AL a.
0oS4. D~sSy, WAKE. SnrSes Coz Pratt weotfena
CO Nc kc -
Tse .,rr~osype psse- wSi ~ 500 % Saturday. March
s. 2 Selosk N. Upward q say q place VT b
CaeryNs
TIVE fSS-DA Hcck SaLk --rtis sse ~al % ecsnmene~
"a koStsy ucrrlBg, Aprl isl n ssSicek ~ g ne
urcsas tre cclecoa u Lo11oe eooks vii b efe-et.
nc sd;n extensive layvccs on Boa WxsAs,orpc. MIR
nv. Bell~y. Coi.ns eurres ke ke.
IT, whe he ~ aPon h lA<rNi lerrs u crclt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27

DEATH o. JOIN MAYSARD Hon. John May
naFd Judge Of the Supr,ue Ccu > de- a. Ia rescncr
la .usaru on sunday morning This event was not 10
ooRed for Judge Maynard, has beer 10 feeble hesh for
IsyerG 3esrs Tas l6blr.oIs d1es u be hgd judicial -
tcr va e TOO severe fJr hs eneeDled constitution. He
was compelled, Let rB 70 retire from te oehch, hnd has
been r-tauay sDAibs sEce. From he mrs. OF JAM
y tsc. crt 10 the A pes, L"ugh be ha0 no. Nfsi
ne sest ~ doafh create saCancy "a that C10i1
D. Ia sis ,lo cie lO,fes ne ss-e-s a. o.
sbi- uDgbt Juflst wtic Pee cJmmdnny t Wufn h' ''-
"a ~ aiOufn ah esunsblc cltIec.
"a tire oi.cl.fge Oi public duties We nave never knnp
more lfexrY iude udeu more fcrupuOIss ron
man ibsu John aasaard he elected io Con0ess
H. 90 soi gave zesuus .upgor' Er A0sns's =" iu-
ls.Fa4la sutst g1suuy, iot ~ ssais, Wfbef
~ our STATE SENATE and again bem5es O Oo1sress ~
me III sf lu.ica ectOL De 20 me Bench of
Zee supreme C.su g. al ihes- public relations ~ hos
dsps5tG eminent abiy aud preserved character above
tettoucb iAHsny Eve. Journal
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= sI7,,,- NERy0l~ ANTIDOrE.-

MATES NERYOI- ANTIDOrE.-A10llsi
- ~ocirTil. discovery. 20 pfprf-oT "a &c fo1s-
~ cg,sta1t c-.ca rr . .11F % lt u dol s~
t- ia nere0T curng parents 81 49, IeTsy-s ~ s54-
-srir s--crcrs rz-f s DE- 'gr-t-r 20 -f.l a.
$3.50. medium wa a e-1 1..- sfrIfE -
lar-~ hyrrerl, were znt -ar- chsrTrd = = 3 .
- - $500. ~ Tvs
-rkau ENGINE AND BOILERS fCk SALE
- Csra.-Tr- So. Ca 11fs- ro~fFr lao ~
~ a1d rsserscr te-lrr 49, ~ 80 e - 90 p
:. - h.,r-- fr 10. .s - ~ ~ 81 =. Bower
- s-r-c fs- -. -near r. -.-F .ll1lT, a.
/, 20 orc-f T. tuit nss " - 9 loF fe- ' e
sooc 81 a- 80 Ice Al -Isl ca ,e so ~ ga
sorI- a. R4NSCa5 tecks-sr-, - BDs~--V - -ii--
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.,E- VI. HAELEY p. u, - -

sJAaE- n. HAELEE 49, 70, received zen
z n. d .n..--l1rs. % said .rck ~ s--2 1'S~-
= ~ n = 'stes. ~ TO- l-sE'1rle trta a.
IN. -rs.i.s Ga Ass L-e sasnrli4r q N x .t-i1s
- - - 81 rf ~f.rn Be- 49, e. .aee-
80 rrces comfy 4s--rrs. r--s-s ar KS 1-.--
- - Il - 81 a. 1o1rs reols u1l- o. So CO..
- - r. uAhLkT d ksit~l-lzI-.
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I. q CAaRISGroN, A1ctasse-r
Rx JAtvB :. rLStr A. SrIoS HAs'

DWARF A>s CUTLERY sALE-rsls DAY, at 10
occek a. he sacica roor y esrst zsnsra ss<srt-
ri.at srlong ~h,cA a asa casSs lney BrOthes tts
nicd sheep shesrS IL os % ~ ~ dofen esrA snd -
WI "a he s0uupa ~ ne trsfe = difectrd sso, VIA
Wlcs - VII eonUence. - ciy made uees sor cash
ash aos q In hash.ng n-s s~~~rsl css>s shet cas-
stcei isv had al p<1c saws sresr- htet ~ees snd
tka1 saws; bah saws zoe roe snfe sn1 ene wtets&
ioub.e PERCUSSION ggl. Engish shoves cefrsn oolo~
Nsrr ensriel~d frsi-e. fa hsstsrt ssd esrts.~ aes
hrsce sn4 hiis rod iockS eunrery enun-Fs and ustA
screws fFsys ard rs,ssS Nsie snd les speors
ecsen kriyes sad fofks ss~orreDt q pocket aA4
kc,ves cs-trd cuiesy scfssors snesr> oetmN Fer
eolcgne uecdr- SEQ hcAs and Win witch lAe sac
vii ccn1eccs. zoe gsss counter ess-. eon'sinsng go
assoret f.Ecv kccs ~ BE- sod tcgetscf u ens
90 r casa also IL doGeu she. Asndse pencil kaivV. the
quality 49,. efass caleesicks. ivory hsnted knive- and
tcrk,, kc
ware, be sac. Ire saciioo sscrr. I'll its
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r7- Mercantile Library cad
-. h. ,tr. FRANCES Anne kemhie.-Ffr boar,

uffirrcror have TIE Pleasure "a announce uti r-
cos Auar Ermh,e al gte miscellaneous r. eAhg "e'i
his Assocat al i- rooms. Clinton ii@ .I- AZ t.f
Other selections Long -u~ pUrn' The bti dHs oi lt
Srp and otcr pieces previously read by hof before
New YORK audience .,
Ti-het a. To- members htf puce- Asy b obtained O.
he nrpcirA bookstores and te tesk Of 80 Lio aly
nh6 Su. GEO PECkHAM, Chm lee. Com
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TO LAWYERS.


VOLUME sECOSO Con.f.oc's Reports to-rt v Af-
geais lrr sac by JohN }. DlcHSi.
M W. ~. .assau.st
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WITT s DAVENPORT.

WILL PUBLISH .h- f1a"FIlg Fsssd = v ofks = acl
w th-v Offer s lie tfaiF r. reesonsse prices
Pa sifs A-chfecrsr-. vols q-asto Price 81 pc ~.
He1h.s trIvtr-zl his-0rg- f1- c.sll Fro- S j.
per vol
Se~-Yor, ~ &c. LigLti ls O q. Fos'sr, Es,. Pnes
=
Ir- -d.s- 70 30 NfZsru ~ Schoolgirl Pre- - a.
To- A..--r~shs. I-s'scflt pr-r - cents
Tee ~ lr8r.-r snd (.-..-,s : .lf.r P-c- 3 GEMS
The Cod Nires . .ta O.as Or Weber Price 81 -.
Ttv .e - - -..-t. f1- Ss-laff. Af-sf1a t-r SstCs
DENIIT . DAVENPORT
Ir..--r i
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FoK .ALF CHFlP-A 5o.a

- = ar--asra-f Fll-g-y a--c. a. Gal s-1a -1l
., :, =, : Z, {. Ts %; re. -, :..:.
$500 ,,e nd s-laalr tc1rr Wbr-zErd O. ever e
. 4 = - v-ers sff "a &C Cle F-zr ga 12f E.
- ,,x-us.c-v = &-D--z.1 5sosssr. - soEsr- -
y s.sfuu-sf a.
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% aarr n ssfcl 81 -ser = b ~ 'HoAs
J. CALLkNDEk. toy Tzry yesfs rss 49, ~ its -
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1fy 49, , ~
'sl Are f4b-fa frurscsy afsrsr,- - OK t
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On Tas,.s5 r-rt g. a, o. J.as tpHS, azni o Joh-
sad Easf csaraftr a--f fHT
Al fr.tr-, Con A rr - -IaHlNH WIFI A'4-H - q
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III f-u...as @l W yfe-stt =, ses To. l.f r's-s--
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~ The Huntington Gallery - row o1en ~ ne
An-l'n on BUILDINGS ~; nrosdvsy from " III ~ fM
The collection The Communion Of iie ; a Aefrvi
Dreqia Christians sUd Children, Henry ihe Eiehih La!
lane Grey IN ne Tow eT, komsn Peniisnis (nr-sn n
- a0d mon, than ine other works snge sdml,-l"n =
r.. sra.ou Tickets s1 -ts C-siH11as ~ ca l''sN
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IN PRESS,

Nd WILL AZ PUBLISHED NTNf WEEK.. =
- Irpyinas q Tom p. f-r. iu i.u volumes f0cr ;
compete. c. cerf Volume. trF lsiy pi -afl %
Ev,i Ing nor IT, su'cy lslal -iol from 80 l
eeui pen of Harry FrsaeJ lie wrEpon'ri sAu'e q t'
i,e. q the dsy sud if- ios % lue l.rrs'y urn "
BE- gr-4iiy r-ishei By a. wnJ ae fond % hslseA-ut'
dlsLes Sead oa Vo1r oliera 'o
DEWITT a DAVENPORT. Fulii.sors
M t6, Tribune Buidlags. SsssAl-st
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E~B DOWN WITH TIE INDIAN
s-st=--N2DAT -OPPOsITf0N FOk ALbASt
----<k--7N-AND INTERMEDIATE LAtDiry@-
rAEE s Gees -Tte s,-.1alr 81 fFaLo C-7- sali-s'
10 lsv- soot 81 Ssrekyet ryrry N-<i-s-sy 40 esY-
TN Aha.y EVER Ts-s4Ey, Tk=Ts1<g - s-sF-sy Al
DIV 90 oosF4-
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-16

LUDiCRoUs BLuNDERs. eneral
knowledge is unquestionably necessary
for the lawyer. Ludlcrous mistakes
have frequently occurred through the
deficiencies Of some ofithem IN this re-
spect. We have heard an anecdote
somwhere Of Of an eminent barrister
examining witness in a trial, the sub
Ject of which was 4 ship. He asked,
amongs: other question, "Where the
ship. was at a particular timels'
Az ~Oh !"areplied the witness, f'the
ship was thenein Quarantine
In Quarantine, was she2 And
pray, sir acbere Is Quarantinel" y14
Another instance, glvin by Mr.. Chit
ty, oflhe value of general knowledge
to the lawyer, is worth citing. 1t is
we'll known that a Judge was SO entire
| ly ignorantof insurance causes, thar, af-
ter having been occupied for six, hours
10 trying an action ION policy Of
insurance upon goods Russia duck}
from Russia, he, in his address to the
jury, complaiRed that no evidence had
been given to show how Russia ducks
4 (mistaking the cloth of that name for
the bird) could be damaged BY sea wa
er, and toiwhat extent. i @ed
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-16

SINGULAR STATEMENT--Dr PagEmGR
The Boston papers conIinueto pub
hsh every matter that transpires in re-
ference to the Parkman 1nurder.-
Among other items, we find the fol>
lowing from the Atlas Of the 1st:
"The rnmor that DR.. Webster was
discovered over the dead body Of Dr..
Parkman. by a medical student proves
true. The student was returning To
the lecture room for his over-shoes, and
found the doerilOcked. He thenweat
down thoughthe basement into the lows
or laboratory, and passed np stairs TO
enter the lecture room by DIR. WIS
private door. AS he got into the upper
laboratory, he saw DIR. Webster stand
ing over the, corpse of DIR. P. Either
by entreaty or threats, the student was
induced TO take asoemn oath not to di-
vulge what he had seen, and the next
day he left for home, down East. A
short time since he was taken with
the brain fever, and in his delerium ra.
we'd about, the mysterious murder. -
He called for clergyman. and asked
him if he was bound to keep such al
oath as he described. The result wa:
that he divulged all to the minister
who came to Boston and informed the
government, but it was too late to use
the evidence.
p. 8. The name Of the meibeal stu.
dent Is Hedges. He belongsin Bridge
water, aud is the son Of a minister
During The excitement and trial he ha
been in Maine, but is now in Boston
] The report is on good authority. ~
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-16


DEATH BY SPONTANEOUS CoMDUs>
TON The following extraordinary
occurrence is related in the Gazette
des Tribunaux: "A few days ago, in
a tavern near the Barrlere dc "Etoile
journeyman painter" named Xavier
C-,weIl known for Incorporate,
habits, while drinking with some com.
rades made wager that he would eata
lightedcandle. His bet was taken, and
scarcely had he introduced the flaming
candle to his mouth when he uttered
a slight cry, and fell powerless to the
ground. A blush fame was seen TO
flicker about his lips, and. on an ats
tempt being made to offer him assis~
tance the bystanders were horror struck
to find that he was burning internally,
Al the end of half an hour his head
and the upper part of his chest we're
reduced to charcoal. Two medical
men were called in, and recognized
that Xavier had fallen a victim to spon'
taneous combustion. The conAagra-
ton of the human frame IS frightfully
rapid in its progress; bones, skin ane
muscle, are all devoured, consumed
and reduced to ashes A handful o
dust on the spot where the victim fel
is all that remains"
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-16


MYSTERIES OF New YoRK.---Tn
his letter ofthe 9th instant, the New
York correspondence the Savannah
News, says: ~
An extraordinary habeas corpus case
is to come before one OF our courts
shortly tits said one sister envokes
the aid of the law to recover her
child from another sister, 1t seems
that three years since, thenIotheE then
unmarried, gave birth to the child,
but her married sister being in the
secret, had it conveyed to her private-
ly and passed it off as her own pretena
ding to pass through all the necessary
operations Of that interesting event.
Abouta year since, however, the mo-
ther obtained a husband, but falling
to ohave achildby him, she now yearns
Tor the other, and is willing to submit
to exposure for the purpose of obtain
ing it. 1t lisa strange story, and reads
like fiction, but ;'truth is.stranger than
felton," remember"
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-16

PEPPER.--One Of the most usefnl've-
sgetables in thslhygenia, is red pepper.
EspeciaAyiawarm countries has II heen
considered Invaluable as a. stimulant
and auxiliary in digestion. Among the
Spanish and French races it is used in
large quantities, and they invaria bly,
enjoy most excellent health or late,
particularly since the Cholera visited
our State, our planters have begun to
discover the virtues Of this vegetable /,
and minEle largo quantities of it with
the food of their negroes. Considerable
attention has been drawn to,the selec-
ton and cultivation Of the best kindsof
pepper. Among those who have ap-
.preciated the Importance Of this vege.
table, is that admirable planter, and
exceedingly practical gentleman, Col.
Maunsel White, the proprietor Of
"Deer Range" commonly known as
the Model Sugar Plantation. Col
White has introduced the celebrated
tobacco red pepper, the very strongest
Of all peppers-oF whith he has cult
tated large quantity. with view Of
supplying his neighbors and ditfusmg
it through the State. The tobacco pep
per yields small red pod, less thar
an inch in length, and longitudinal il
shape. Il is exceedingly hot, and bu
Small quantity Of it is, sufSclen. tc
pepper large dish Of food. Owing e
its oleaginous character, COL Whit
found it impossible 10 preserve 1t By
, drying; but by pouring strong vinega
on it after boiling, he made sauce o
pepperdecoction oft, which Possesse
, in most concentrated and intense form
} all the qualities Of the vegetable 4
single drop of this sauce wall favor
! whole plate Of soup or other food
! The use Of decocHon like this, part
cularly in preparing the food Of labo
I ing persons would be found exceeding
j " beneficial in relaxing climate lik
/ this. Col. White has not had singl
case of cholera among his large gang
negroes, since that disease apPeare
i in the South. He attributes this to th
n free use ofthis valuable agent.---Dett,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-16

ANKcDoTEo OF Louis NAPoLEoN.--M
Gailardet, the Paris correspondent, Of
the Courier des Etals Unis, tells an an
ecdote of the president of the Repub-
lie, who, on retiring from a soiree,
discovered that his hat had been miss
laid. An oticlous pers on picking up
a hat in the bottom Of which was the
letter N, surmounted with a crown pre-
sented Tito the president, saying eai
"Prince, thisi is yours ltaa,7
mo, 'repled he, laughing, seeing the
emblem inside Lam too good a Res
publican to wear a crown" 4
The answer reminds the corresponN
dent of certain fox, who once thought
the grapes sour. The hat belonged to
Lord Normandy; his initial was sur
rounded with the crown Of England
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-16

Six DAYS SHALT Thou LABoRs-lt
seems generally to escape observation
that the tou rth commandment as ef-
tectually eGoins work during the six
dayS of the week as it does to rest on
the seventh. This double meaning
is alluded to as follows in the Cape
Literary Magazine:, - cit is axis ed
somewhere in the Talmud-The
wealthy OF many countries, whereby
are they deserving of becoming rich!
Samuel, the son OF Yosi, replies,
Because they honor the Sabbath :!
Samuel the son ofYoSi, if might
presume to put another construction
upon the answer,I would say, be-
cause they keepthe fourth command
ment. Let not the Idle vagabcnd
who rests upon the Sabbath and on
the six days also upbraid the Lord
and say, keep the Sabbath holy and
vet AM poor. Poor thou art, poor
|thou will be, and poor thou deserves
to be: for though thou keep the Sab
bath ever SO holy, unless thou wort
six DAYS out ofthe seven thou break
! est the fourth commandment, anc
+, canstnever attain to wealth, shealtF
and to happiness. This is the doc
!, Itrine which | proclaim, and maintain
: upon spiritual authority; and i tha
.suffices not, 60. TO yonder bloated
gouty coxconlb, who upon q bed Q
1 down, feels his foot in lake of fir
] the moving Of his footstool is avolcan'
to him, and the ringing Of the bel
/, by his physicians tootman is a.
earthquake. Had he kept the CON
mandment not only on the seventh bu
7 on the six days, he mighthave throw
I the physie to the dogs, and left met
I. seek anotherilluStrationof my moral
!. Neverfbrag Of your follIes. IF ther
I is auythinga man shonldskeep mur
about il is Of the number Of times b
b has made an ass Of himself. He. ths
-EthinAs he win mako money BY goin
] security, should not whisper it even l
J, hisIwifs. For luiuriug the credit, ther
= arefewthings worseth than "befriending
people. '12 aea s'iT
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-16

ohm Wesley, the founder of Meth>
|sm, when one day riding through
country, was saIuted by fellow
4 was lying in a ditch. aHalloo,
tneI I. = Wesley. f9 Pm glad to see you.
" do you do 7"
don't know you,n said Mr.. Wesley
eng up his horse. CWho are
~ 6AaIa 9U WpR tn
Dont know me! Why. sir you're
very man who converted me-"
reckon | am,"said Mr.. Wesley,
lng spurs to his horse, tsat leasi
thing is evident the Lord had
ping to do about it," asr